With four reservable picnic shelters, mountain bike trails, two playgrounds, soccer complex, a field to fly your RC airplanes and over five miles of trails including a fitness trail, we're sure you'll find it a great place to visit, walk, picnic, bike or just relax and listen to the trees.  

Although Indian Hollow is actually made up of five separate tracts of land that will one day be linked by trails, Sheldon Woods, Royal Oaks and the Midview Soccer Complex are the only parts presently open to the public. Sheldon Woods is made up of 180 acres of mostly wooded land bisected by the eastern branch of the Black River. The facilities are all on the western side of the river—two picnic shelters, a playground, and restroom facility.

The Sheldon Woods section of the park offers many scenic views of the Black River, sandstone outcrops and quarrying debris, and wildlife. Mountain bicycles are permitted on designated sections of non-improved trails. A portion of the trail follows a railroad bed that once held the tracks that served the sandstone quarry that once thrived here.

While the Royal Oaks portion of Indian Hollow is a former golf course turned hiking and fitness trail. The crushed limestone trail is a great place to run or walk your dog as it travels through beautifully scenic fields and features 3 catch-and-release fishing ponds.

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