The Park at Flat Rock

#4 probably lost its tenants today. Ready to fledge! Good luck, little ones.

Due to thunderstorms moving into the area, YOGA is canceled for this evening (Thursday).

Beekeeper's Talk: Sunday June 14th, 11:00 am

Park Beekeeper Will Garvey will host a program under the Staton Pavilion, teaching about the Park's bee hives, the importance of pollinators, and the life cycle of a hive. Honey sampling included!

The pollinator garden is getting its color on! Thank you to our volunteers and donors for such a beautiful space!

Unfortunately, YOGA is canceled on Saturday, 5/23.

Yoga Canceled
5/21/26
Due to Rain

Mr. and Mrs. Mallard, enjoying cool Dye Creek on this hot spring day. Sure felt like summer out there today! Now, can we please have some rain? Please, please, please. 🌧️

The 👃 knows. Admit it, you can smell it now. 💛

Take a tour of the Pollinator Garden Sunday May 17th at Noon! Meet the incredible volunteers who keep the garden blooming with native flowers to support the birds, bees, and butterflies in the park!

Thank you for this wonderful piece, Flat Rock Together and Bruce Holliday!

“In many ways, the Dye Creek Restoration Project represents the latest chapter in the long evolution of the property. For more than two centuries, the landscape was repeatedly reshaped by dams, agriculture, development, and recreation. The restoration effort reflects a different philosophy — one that seeks not to force the land into submission, but to work with the natural systems that first shaped this corner of Flat Rock centuries ago.”

The Land Beneath the Trails — Flat Rock Together Long before walkers enjoyed the trails at The Park at Flat Rock and before golfers strolled rolling fairways, the land was something altogether different. Until the late 1700s, it was a broad mountain wetland shaped by the slow movement of water through bogs, creeks, and marshy lowlands at the edge