Strawberry Hill Nature Preserve in Fairfield, Pennsylvania, is a 609-acre protected area and environmental education center in the South Mountain range at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It safeguards part of the Middle Creek watershed and includes about 10 miles of trails through wet and dry woodlands, along with three ponds and two mountain streams. The preserve also contains a 1798 log house and remains of an 1850s sawmill, linking natural and local history. Its nature center uses artifacts, live reptiles and amphibians, and interpretive displays to support programs for adults, students, community groups, and the public.