Serviceberry, shadbush, shadwood, and juneberry are just a few of the many names given to this shrub. Often found growing along the edge of the forest, it’s white flowers are an indicator that spring has arrived. Several weeks later, berries will ripen and provide a food source for birds and mammals.
Serviceberry flowers bloom in early spring (Courtesy of National Park Service).
spring
Juicy berries provide food for many animals (Courtesy of National Park Service).
summer
AMENITIES:
Include a boat ramp, soft launch, portable toilets, parking, walking trail, interpretive signs, and picnic area.
HOURS:
The park is open daily from 5:30 am to sunset.