Rosh Tzipor Park

Rosh Tzipor Park spans 8 acres at the junction of Yarkon and Ayalon rivers, featuring constructed ponds, observation hides, and walking paths.

The Rosh Tzipor Forest plantation began in the 1950s by KKL-JNF and continued through the 1980s, establishing an urban woodland with recreational routes.

The park contains the Seven Mills site, where archeologists discovered one of the westernmost flour mills powered by the Yarkon River.

The park welcomes visitors daily from 07:00 to 19:00 in summer and until 17:00 in winter, with multiple parking options along Rokach Street.

The forest area covers 500 dunams and takes the shape of a bird's head on maps, aligning with its function as a birdwatching center.

Location: Tel Aviv

GPS coordinates: 32.09494,34.80528

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:14