Jebel Serj National Park is a national park and nature reserve located in Siliana and Kairouan governorates on the northern side of Djebel Serj in Tunisia. The park is distinguished by its vegetation, which includes Montpellier maples, Aleppo pines, kermes oak, wild olives, carob and Cupressus Atlantica (Moroccan cypress).
Jebel Serj National Park is considered a habitat for many animals, including the Serval, the jackal, the fox, the wild boar, the mongoose, the hare, the hedgehog, the Cuvier's gazelle, and the striped hyena, in addition to many birds such as the long-legged buzzard, peregrine falcon, kestrel, golden eagle and Barbary partridge.