Bendix Woods

Bendix Woods is a 195-acre county park with wooded trails, ponds, and open fields spread across natural landscapes. The grounds include several shelters for gatherings, including the Glenn Bauer Shelter which holds 135 people and the Van Paris Shelter for 80 people.

The Studebaker-Bendix Heritage Trail runs through the park and connects to the region's former automobile manufacturing heritage. This path marks the transition of the area from industrial production to a public recreational space.

The Nature Center runs regular programs where visitors learn about local wildlife, trees, and pond life through hands-on activities. People come here to connect with the natural world and understand how the ecosystem works.

The park features trails of varying difficulty, so you can choose routes based on your fitness level and interests. Wear layers and bring water, as the terrain moves between wooded areas and open fields with different sun exposure.

Pine trees planted in the 1930s spell out 'Studebaker' across the landscape, earning recognition in the Guinness Book of Records. This unusual feature blends history with living art in a way few visitors expect.