Wildflower Reserve Interpretive Center

It's ALWAYS an Adventure at the WFR, always great things to see. Fun for an individual or group. Lots of trails that are fairly kept well, there's are some steep areas so good shoes are a must. Also remember since there are flowers there will be bugs and bees. I normally were something organic like peppermint oil to repell them and is less harmful for the environment.

Delightful little structure/ area. Outdoor classroom is just a few hundred feet off the main path. Restrooms are of course a highlight for most.

This is a nice park.to walk. The trails are dirt and will be muddy when it rains. There isn’t any admission to the park and everything is free. Eight times there is a nature reserve center that’s open. I could always call ahead to see exactly what’s going on at the nature reserve center.

I didn’t see any place to get water so you may wanna bring your own water. There are public restrooms open during the normal 9 to 5 hours Sunday to Sunday.

The center itself is interesting with many models, pictures, and stuffed critters, and there is a large, lovely wildflower area outside. It is easy to find several nearby trails, which are not too long of a very hard hike. Some will wind down to Raccoon Creek which is fairly large. A few spots you can scramble down to the creek, but in other places small cliffs make it impossible. What look like beaver dams appear on one of the creek bends. A nice relaxing place to hang out or walk.

So beautiful and peaceful. Short, easy trails for most ability levels. Not sure if there is a fully accessible trail, but that would be my wish for the future. Tons of gorgeous wildflowers, both tiny and large. I love bringing my dog to the park, but it was nice that there are no dogs allowed in the wildflower reserve - it makes things a little more peaceful.