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Once an active dairy farm, the 150 acre Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center landscape encompasses mature woodlands, old fields and several wetland types. This includes a two acre pond and streams and a hardwood swamp. In 1977 the Schumacher Pavilion was constructed of Connectcut stone and glass, and houses several exhibits, provides space for ourArrange to visit Ansonia Nature & Recreation Center and other attractions in Ansonia using our Ansonia journey builder site.
"ambassadors" and a Connecticut wildlife rehabilitation clinic. The unique visitor cent
er is also the hub of the park with classrooms, a nature store, a small history library
and office space. Ansonia Nature Center is open year round, except for major holidays, from sun up to sun down. Building hours vary with the season.
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Ansonia Nature & Recreation Center reviews
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Checked this place out today after hearing about it online being named number three nature’s center in Connecticut!! My son and I were not disappointed. Their event feature creature was a hands-on...
Checked this place out today after hearing about it online being named number three nature’s center in Connecticut!! My son and I were not disappointed. Their event feature creature was a hands-on... more »
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A treasure in The Valley! Wonderful trails, benches, picnic tables and museum, take the time to visit you won’t be sorry. H The Children's playground is great, two age levels!
A treasure in The Valley! Wonderful trails, benches, picnic tables and museum, take the time to visit you won’t be sorry. H The Children's playground is great, two age levels! more »
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Take the kids and explore what getting back to nature is all about. Reconnect with wildlife and understand every ones place in the ecology of our planet.
Take the kids and explore what getting back to nature is all about. Reconnect with wildlife and understand every ones place in the ecology of our planet. more »
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We truly enjoyed our visit, they have a great park for both small kids and big. We walked to the pond which was so beautiful and had little turtles. Plenty of parking spots, and overall a great place to go with the kids.
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The Ansonia Nature Center is a lovely place to visit, whether alone or with the family. Ally, the executive director, and her staff are very enjoyable to speak with and the center is very enriching to learn many things about nature or to just visit for a walk.
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A lovely place for a walk around a pond. The architecture of the nature center itself is interesting. It's somewhat shaped like a star. Each leg/branch is a tiny museum upon itself. One is dedicated to creatures of the night like owls, another is about native housing, one for small creatures like lizards and tarantulas, and a final one has a turtle, rabbit, and hamster. The playground is great with a beautiful xylophone which even the non-musical can play sweet songs on.
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Nice trails most of which can be walked in u der an hour. So these trails are great for young kids and if you let them turn some rocks or walk in the Brooks they might find some frogs, and salamanders which usually brings lots of smiles and cheerful screams. I say let them explore and learn, you whatcha from afar and don't worry to much. Worst case scenario is probably they fall down and get a scrape or they find a skunk or snake, lol. Just go with it and ha e a good time, the kids will !!!
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I recently planned a Homeschool field trip to Ansonia Nature Center. We did a Ponding class with Ranger Evelyn. She was amazing! She is full of info and makes learning fun. She was kind and patient and you can tell she really enjoys what she does. We all had a great time and can't wait to do another trip! Thank you, Ranger Evelyn!
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