Natural beauty and manmade elegance come together as one at Wildwood Preserve, the most visited of the Metroparks. The 493-acre park is the former estate of Toledo’s Stranahan family.
Surrounded by natural habit, the stately home, now called the Manor House, played important roles in Toledo and the park district's history.
The main attraction at Wildwood is the system of trails that traverse varied terrain (a treat in the flatlands of northwest Ohio). The park is bisected by the Ottawa River and has sandy soil indicative of the rare Oak Openings Region.
The prairie community at Wildwood is home to many diverse and fascinating plants and animals.
