WILDER CREEK CONSERVATION CLUB

Facilities

Free-of-Charge

To Non-profit, Youth-Serving Organizations

Created in 1937 for the preservation of the natural environment

MEET US AT THE CREEK!

A place to enjoy the outdoors and promote green space in our community...

You may now apply online or manually! Please click "Membership Application" tab at left.

The 63-acre site boasts nature trails, a rearing pond, wooded areas, a babbling creek and more. The club offers learning opportunities for youth and adults, a family gathering site, primitive shoots and 3-D archery shoots to name a few. The property and club house are also available for event rental.

The purpose and objectives of this organization shall be to further and advance the cause of conservation in all its phases, to perpetuate and conserve our minerals, water, soil, air and forest resources and to encourage the proper management and enjoyment of our total environment...

Wilder Creek Conservation Club views its mission as educating youth and adults alike in the methods of responsible environmental conservation and "green space" management.

The castle at Wilder Creek Conservation Club was constructed at its present location during the Works Progress Administration (WPA) between 1936-1937. The structure was originally located near Concord, Michigan. It was disassembled by WPA workers and rebuilt, stone by stone, at the Wilder Creek site.

Wilder Creek was named for the Homer, Michigan surveyor, Oshea Wilder, who originally surveyed the area and platted the village of Homer.

We're located at 19833 D Drive South, Marshall, MI 49068. Drive by and enjoy the view!

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION AVAILABLE ON LINE BY CLICKING ON "Membership Application" tab

Please contact us by clicking on "CONTACT US" tab at the left.

Mailing Address: WILDER CREEK CONSERVATION CLUB, P. O. BOX 21, MARSHALL, MI 49068