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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November 24 Small Business Saturday
Support local businesses on Small Business Saturday, November 24. The Fort Hunter Museum Shop is open 10am – 4:30pm and stocked with great history books and unique gift ideas. And... More »
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Howl-O’Ween a Tail-wagging Success
Lots of tail-wagging smiles at Howl-O’Ween at Fort Hunter, thanks to all who brought their pets to join in the fun. A special thanks to Libre of Speranza for leading... More »
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Sunday, October 28 Howl-O’Ween
Rain or Shine, visit with Libre of Speranza, show off your pet in costume, adopt a pet, paint a pumpkin – see you there! 12 – 4pm... 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. 
