Yarkon national park, National park in Sharon Plain, Israel
The Yarkon National Park extends along the Yarkon River and provides open fields, wooded sections, and natural habitats for various animal species. The grounds also feature extensive collections of plants that represent the geological diversity of the region.
The park grounds contain ancient remains and several old mills that were built during Roman times and continued operating through the British Mandate period. These structures show the long history of how people used the river area across different periods.
The park functions as a space where visitors can observe local plant and animal life in their natural state and understand how these ecosystems work today. Educational activities and guided experiences happen regularly throughout the year for people interested in nature.
The park has multiple entrances with parking areas, picnic spots, and well-marked paths for walking and cycling activities. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water, especially on warmer days.
The grounds hold one of the world's largest collections of rock plants with thousands of different species. This collection shows the plant diversity that is rooted in the local geology.
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