Parco regionale del Mincio, Regional park along Mincio River in Province of Mantua, Italy

The Parco Regionale del Mincio is a protected park along the Mincio River in the Province of Mantua, encompassing wetlands, forests, and multiple nature reserves. The park connects different landscapes between Lake Garda and the Po River.

The park was established by regional law no. 47 of 8 September 1984 as a consortium of local authorities. In November 2011 its statute was amended to align with regional law no. 12 of 4 August 2011, and the consortium became a public body whose assembly is now called the Comunità del Parco. A 2016 reorganisation (LR 28/2016) added the municipalities of Borgocarbonara, Cavriana, Desenzano del Garda, Ostiglia and Pomponesco.

The Rivalta visitor center displays an ethnographic collection about traditional river professions, with tools and documents from historical water-related work. The exhibition shows how people once depended on the water for their daily lives.

The Mantova-Peschiera cycle path runs almost 40 km through the park along the Mincio, partly on its own track with unpaved sections. The park stretches from the moraine hills near Peschiera del Garda down to the Po confluence, so plan entry points by comune, from Monzambano and Volta Mantovana to Mantua and Sustinente.

Within the park lies Castellaro Lagusello, a village surrounded by a naturally heart-shaped lake in a moraine hill area. The location offers an unusual view of how the landscape was shaped in this region.