Fort Hunter Mansion and Park is a division of Dauphin County Parks and Recreation Department, which is host to a diversity of natural, historic and cultural resources. DCPR includes seven areas – the Community Gardens, Fort Hunter Park, Fort Hunter Conservancy, Henninger Bridge, Lykens Glen Park, Wiconisco Creek Park and Wildwood Park. What's New at Fort Hunter?
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Save the Date August 26, 2018 Farm to River
New date, new name – same classic Fort Hunter experience. Mark August 26 on your calendar for Farm to River, you don’t want to miss this new exciting twist on... More »
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May 20 Needle Art Tea Tickets Available
Don’t miss a relaxed afternoon of needle works and tea. Enjoy a savory and sweet tea, discussions with needlework artists and a tour of the Needle Arts exhibit in Fort Hunter... More »
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September 22 Bus Trip to Fallingwater and Flight 93 National Memorial
Tickets are now on sale for the Friends of Fort Hunter bus trip through the Laurel Highlands to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, a lovely lunch at the Stone House Inn and a... More »
Fort Hunter Mansion and Park is a division of Dauphin County Parks and Recreation Department, which is host to a diversity of natural, historic and cultural resources. DCPR includes seven areas – the Community Gardens, Fort Hunter Park, Fort Hunter Conservancy, Henninger Bridge, Lykens Glen Park, Wiconisco Creek Park and Wildwood Park. 
