The park was established in 1981, and is a Natura 2000 EU Special Protection Area.

[2] Additionally, one can meet trees not originally found in this area, such as: Norway spruce, Douglas fir, European silver fir, Weymouth pine and pitch pine.

[3] The park's pine forests are diverse in terms of age, but most of them do not exceed 120 years.

The oldest stands, estimated to be 160 years old, are, among others, in the vicinity of the village of Jutrzenka.

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