Pigeon Creek Park Live Cam

282 acres with another 130 adjacent acres of County Open Space land



History

Pigeon Creek Park is a storied landmark whose past reflects the evolution of a community deeply connected to its natural environment and rich cultural heritage. The park takes its name from the meandering Pigeon Creek, a waterway that has long served as a lifeline for the area. Early settlers, arriving in the mid- to late-19th century, were drawn to the fertile banks of the creek, which provided abundant water and a natural gathering point. These pioneers established small farms and homesteads, laying the groundwork for what would eventually become the town of West Olive. Searches for “Pigeon Creek Park West Olive history” and “historic parks West Olive” reveal a strong local interest in the origins of this cherished public space.