Natural Lands Wawa Preserve

Wawa Preserve is a Natural Lands. Parts of the property were once used to eat steers for the Wawa Dairy. Guests can appreciate trails that cross an assortment of natural surroundings, including thick forests along Rocky Run Creek and radiant knolls loaded with milkweed, goldenrod, and little bluestem.More than a century prior, George Wood acquired 1,000 sections of land in the drowsy town of Wawa, Delaware County.

The ripe fields were a perfect place to nibble his crowd of Guernsey bovines, and the area took into account conveyance of new, crude drain to homes all through the Philadelphia district. In this manner, Wawa Dairy was established.In 1973, George Wood's most youthful girl talented a part of the family terrains to Natural Lands, building up Wawa Preserve.