Part of the Rainwater Basin, this wetland serves as the home to the annual duck and geese migration. Nature enthusiasts and bird watchers will enjoy thousands of ducks and geese migrating into this area during the months of March, April and May as they return north for the summer.
York's tree-lined parks feature a variety of modern amenities including playgrounds, barbecue and picnicking sites, bike and hiking trails, ball diamonds, fountains, and nature centers.
Harrison Park, located adjacent to the city'
York, NE RecreationOutdoor water recreation is new to York at Recharge Lake. The experimental groundwater project has provided a site for ice skating in the winter and fishing, small boating, and swimming in the summer. The small lake is stocked with bluegill, bass, catfish, and Northern Pike.
York, NE Recreation
Golfers will enjoy the links at the York Country Club, known as one of the best 18-hole, grass green, golf courses in the state. Visitors to the York area are welcome to golf and use the facilities. Reciprocal agreements honored. Please call for reservations.
York, NE Recreation
The Bradshaw Town Hall, a two-story brick municipal building constructed in 1902-3, is a good example of the town hall, a building type that became
York, NE National RegisterThe completion of the Yorkshire Playhouse in downtown York was a milestone for the community and the many volunteers and donors
York, NE ArtsEarly archeologists observed nearly 300 unusual depressions in flint-rich areas of Pennsylvanian limestone formation along...