Connecticut Audubon Society

• Daniel Sterling
  
  
  (August 26, 2018, 7:47 pm)

  Great place for a nature walk or to see the raptors. Or kids love it. Make sure you go prepared with bug spray in the summer, can as it is mostly wetlands. You can make a quick trip into the farm pond or a long hike through the trails. Small donation is appreciated for the nature trail.

• Owen Spangler
  
  
  (July 26, 2018, 9:01 am)

  Nice place for hikes. Some of the southern trails were a bit narrow for my taste, but overall, even in winter there were some sights to be seen. Also has a nature center, but was unable to go inside because it was closed, but that might be something great for kids as well.

• Sandra Judovits
  
  
  (July 3, 2018, 7:41 am)

  So wonderful to enjoy the beautiful nature paths. It was such a pleasure to see all the young folks contributing to take care of the fowl.

• Daniel Mancini
  
  
  (February 27, 2018, 11:42 am)

  Really enjoyed the trails and even the shop inside, live animals also inside like snakes and turtles and frogs and especially seeing the owls was so much fun. The trails were well managed and the signage was adequate. They supply a free map and a *suggested* donation of $2/per person. There’s a bathroom inside to use pre or post hike provided they don’t close up while you’re out. Some of the elevated boardwalks could slightly use some TLC but overall they were in good enough shape. No dogs allowed and check the hours as they do close early in the off season.

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203-259-6305, ext. 112 cnoyes@ctaudubon.org. Jane Guenther Store Manager and Non-school Programming 203-259-6305, ext. 109 jguenther@ctaudubon.org. Liza Hickey Communications Manager 203-259-6305, ext. 118 lhickey@ctaudubon.org. Kathleen Magner Communications Manager 203-259-6305, ext. 157 kmagner@ctaudubon.org. Tricia Kevalis Summer Camp ...

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203-259-6305 Fax: 203 254 7365. Center Hours: Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. (Closed Sunday) Articles of Interest: Birding, Wildlife, etc. Summer Camp FAQs. Our adjoining 155-acre Larsen Wildlife Sanctuary is open dawn to dusk year-round. Larsen Wildlife Sanctuary Map Bird Checklist Get Directions

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Go on a scavenger hunt to find the night creatures who call our sanctuary their home, then join us for a campfire sing-a-long! Bring your curiosity, voice and appetite for smores. Advance registration required. CAS Members $5; Nonmembers $8. For more information or to register call 203-259-6305 ext. 109.

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