The 1125-acre Tuttle Creek State Park is home to blue herons, eagles, turkey buzzards, quail, pheasants, wild turkeys, owls, wintering osprey, and a large variety of songbirds. Other wildlife that wander the area include deer, bobcats, foxes, and bunches of raccoon and opossum. The area is a calm, uncrowded place to hike, swim, fish, and camp.
Fishing features abundant white bass, crappie, drum, bluegill and catfish.
Special events include a summer naturalist program and an annual triathlon in September. Tuttle Creek is a haven for nature lovers.