The meadows, woodlots and still waters of Sycamore State Park offer an oasis of natural features win the midst of expansive farmland.
Sycamore provides the perfect setting for picnicking, hiking, fishing and horseback riding.
Nature of the Area Sycamore State Park lies in the vast fertile till plains of western Ohio in the Wolf Creek Valley. The original forest contained magnificent oaks, walnut, maple, ash, wild cherry and many other tree species. The forest abounded with wild turkey, deer, elk and bison. Long before any permanent settlement was made in the area, its beauty and fertility were well known in the Kentucky settlements and to the people east of the Alleghenies. Settlement and development of the valley soon brought an end to the forest and game.