Park Grzybowy w Piłce, Themed park in Piłka, Poland

Park Grzybowy w Piłce is a one-hectare themed park in the Noteć Forest, opened on 23 June 2013 on the initiative of the Drawsko commune. Its central feature is an educational and nature trail lined with enlarged mushroom models from 0.5 to 3 metres tall and models of Polish forest animals, each with a nature description. It is Poland's first park devoted to mushrooms.

The park opened on 23 June 2013, built on the initiative of the Drawsko commune in the Noteć Forest. It was co-financed by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development under measure 413, Implementation of Local Development Strategies. The site covers one hectare and was conceived as Poland's first mushroom-themed park.

The park is used for outdoor biology lessons for school groups, and its trail pairs enlarged mushroom models with models of Polish forest animals, each carrying a nature description. The models are meant to show the variety of the Noteć Forest (Puszcza Notecka).

The park lies in Piłka, in the Czarnków-Trzcianka County, within the forests of the Noteć Forest. Its one-hectare grounds are laid out along a single educational and nature trail, so visitors follow one route past the mushroom models and the forest animal figures. Outdoor biology lessons for school groups are held here.

The park opened on 23 June 2013 on the initiative of the Drawsko commune, funded through European Rural Development Fund measure 413, which supported local development strategies. Its one-hectare grounds lie in the Notecka Forest, and school groups use the trail for outdoor biology lessons.