Weinberg-King State Park has natural features of rolling terrain,with steep hillsides. William Creek is picturesque and meanders through the park for about 2 miles. The average depth of the creek is about 3 feet. The majority of mature trees are locust, and osage orange, although pine, honeysuckle, oak, and walnut trees have been planted. Many wildflowers are found on the hillsides and along the creek. Dove, quail, and songbirds familiar to the area may be observed. Red squirrel and rabbits are plentful and deer are seen frequently. The park also contains picnic areas, walktrails, equestrian trails, and the opportunity to hunt and fish.