Seward Bluffs Forest Preserve (Winnebago County)
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Seward Bluffs Forest Preserve is one of FPWC’s most picturesque and most popular. It boasts woodland, stream and dolomite cliffs. It is home to many northern relic species as well as a good spring wildflower display. The 400 acres in the western portion is beautiful undulating restored prairie and oak-savanna. Because of its dramatic scenery and varied landscape, it is a favorite for hiking and horseback riding. Seward Bluffs is one of three preserves which offers a campground. The overlook on the eastern edge provides one of the most beautiful views in the county.
Location
Tour Amenities
Ball Fields: Yes
Drinking Water: Yes
Equestrian Camping: Yes
Grove Creek: Stone shelter no longer in use.
Horseback Trails: Yes
Oak Ridge: Stone shelter on north side of preserve, 80 max. people, 8
Picnic Tables: Yes
Playground Equipment: Yes
Restrooms: Yes
Shelterhouses: 2
tables, 48 seats, No electricity, Vehicle access.
