Address: 501 Churchville Ln, Churchville, PA 18966, USA
Phone: +12153574005
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Dessie Hristov
Serenity is a good word... It is a preserve, so it is kept really well and you can see nature at its best. There are a few areas - the Indian village which was closed(blame Covid), the bird watching area - one can find some pretty cool photo ops here, the board walk, the trails, the garden, which is phenomenal and the plant sale! I love this place for an afternoon stroll, enjoy the beautiful lake views and take in nature as best as you can! Highly recommend!
Joe Patitucci
It's a good walk. Nice flower gardens, bird blind and feeders. Large natural with trails and a butterfly house.
Chris Spisak
Great trails and alot of nature to be seen. We saw a bluejay, woodpecker and 3 small snakes just to name a few. Plenty of parking, first time going inside the nature center and was plenty to see and do. Would highly recommend. My 3 year old loved it.
Rebecca James
Great place to spend a day with a kid. We were there about 6 hours and had a blast. Lots to see and do and the open "backyard" area in the back was a great place for mine to burn more energy while I relaxed on the sides. When we went they had the gorgeous butterflies in the rainforest area as well as the dinosaurs exhibit. Didn't get to visit the planetarium maybe next time.
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No I haven't.
Sorry No. Our property is a nature preserve. Hunting and fishing are not allowed on our property and the rest of the property surrounding the reservoir, as well as the reservoir itself are privately owned by Aqua Pennsylvania.
Sorry, no. We don't allow pets (dogs). There are several parks near by that do allow dogs such as Playwicki Farm, Tyler Park and Tamanend Park.
No the reservoir is privately owned by Aqua Pennsylvania and they don't allow recreation on their property or the reservoir.
The Nature Center is a facility of Bucks County Parks and Recreation, not Aqua. Aqua Pennsylvania owns the reservoir and most of the surrounding property. We are a nature preserve and do not allow hunting and fishing. Aqua does not allow any recreation, such as boating or fishing on their property.
No entrance fee. Poor falcon 😔
I am not sure. I never see canoes there. You will be able to findca place at core creek park or Tyler for that. I see now that they are having an event soon.
They may put it in their teaching display. They have a nice reptile room. They wouldn't release it into the preserve.
You should be able to visit the center during normal hours.
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