Wilson-Ledbetter Park is a lush and beautiful 25-acre city park with picnic areas, hike & bike trails, site of historic Brushy Creek iron bridge, and home to many species of wildlife. The American Legion Hut makes this a great place for Family or High School Reunions and Parties of all sorts.
The Historic Brushy Creek Bridge
The Brushy Creek Bridge was built in 1910 in the settlement of Salty. After 88 years of service, the bridge was relocated to Wilson-Ledbetter Park, it is now known as the Ledbetter Bridge, it stands as a cherished piece of history, welcoming foot traffic and hosting community events.
Frances Nabours Bird Sanctuary
A haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers. Featuring a 4-acre lake surrounded by lush live oaks and elms, it lies at the crossroads of the Blackland Prairie and Post Oak Savannah ecoregions. The sanctuary attracts a variety of migrating birds, including herons, woodpeckers, cardinals, and Blue Jays, with occasional sightings of Black-bellied Whistling Ducks.