Sloboda National Nature Park

Sloboda National Nature Park is a protected nature reserve in eastern Ukraine located where two rivers meet. The terrain includes forests, open meadows, and wetland areas that represent the natural habitats of the region.

This nature reserve was established in 2009 by the environmental authorities to protect the region's natural ecosystems. The decision reflected the need to safeguard the diverse landscapes and wildlife found in this part of eastern Ukraine.

The park holds meaning for local communities who share traditional knowledge about its plants and animals through educational events. Visitors encounter this living connection between people and nature when they participate in guided programs and community activities.

The park has designated trails and camping areas that visitors can explore, with clear boundaries marking protected zones. Plan your visit to move at a comfortable pace through different sections while staying on marked paths away from restricted areas.

The right riverbank features natural forests of maple and linden trees, while the left bank shows rows of planted pine trees side by side. This contrast reveals how original and human-shaped woodlands coexist within the same reserve.

Location: Bohodukhiv Raion

Inception: December 11, 2009

Website: http://slobozhanskyi.in.ua

GPS coordinates: 50.08583,35.21556

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:03