Heller Homestead Park

Heller  Homestead Park is the site of the home of Saucon Valley settler, Michael  Heller. Today, the property is the home of Saucon Valley Conservancy. 

Located  on the west side of Saucon Creek, the park in Lower Saucon Township  encompasses 2.2 acres which includes the c.1751 Main House, the 1850  Widow’s House, an 18th century root cellar and remains of a  Revolutionary War period stone barn.

A traditional Pennsylvania German four-square herb garden stands  between the Widow's House and the barn.

In 2008, a Interpretative Nature Trail was established at the southern end of the park. 

See nature walk brochure below.

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In addition, the  park offers the community a large picnic area and ample public parking.  Heller Homestead Park is part of the Saucon Creek Corridor. West of the  Saucon Creek, the park follows the creek south through 11.7 acres of  undeveloped woodland and wetlands rich in the native habitat of birds  and wildlife. Native brown trout offers excellent fishing in the Saucon  Creek.