The park is free, but they recommend giving a $2 donation. There are some paved and unpaved trails... read more
The park is free, but they recommend giving a $2 donation. There are some paved and unpaved trails, a museum and shop.
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The park is free, but they recommend giving a $2 donation. There are some paved and unpaved trails... read more
Growing up my family called this park the "Beaver Park" because of all the beavers that call this... read more
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The park is free, but they recommend giving a $2 donation. There are some paved and unpaved trails, a museum and shop.
Growing up my family called this park the "Beaver Park" because of all the beavers that call this park home! Great paths for bird watching and also snakes, turtles, frogs, tadpoles and of course beavers and their dams! It's awesome if you do see a...More
I'm afraid to write too good of a review so that this quiet corner doesn't get suddenly flooded with visitors ;) But it's too beautiful not to share. Huntley Meadows is one of the largest green expanses in the area, and it's great for a...More
We have been going here for years and always enjoy walking around. My daughters enjoy looking for all the different animals and watching the various birds fly about. A relaxing time for families.
This scheme to extend a boardwalk around a marshland area has been a great success. From the secure pathway one can get close to nature with the whole family even those needing buggies and mobility aids. The beaver have been reintroduced to help maintain the...More
Plenty of birds — ducks, Canada geese — plus turtles, frogs, beavers, etc. Nice boardwalk over a flooded meadow. I visit once every two months or so. It’s different every season. Observation tower, a staffed nature center (closed Tuesdays), free parking (donation requested). Just a...More
Large park also is a wild life preserve makes for excellent bird watching. Nice dock area as well so you are able to walk through the swamp.
Dry feet and amazing wetlands 'up close' happen at Huntley Meadow. You can peer over the edge of the abundant walkways for close up camera shots of turtles, snakes, fish, ducks, geese and dragon flies. Free, ample parking, stroller or wheelchair accessible other than the...More
It's hard to believe wetlands in this location can give you a genuine feeling of being so immerged in nature
This combines a lovely forested walk with a wetlands boardwalk. The wildlife and wildflowers are amazing. It's a hidden, quiet secret in a populated area.