


Open Daily 9 am - 4:30 pm

9 am - 5 pm, last entry at 4 pm
Visit us year-round!

Located in Bucks County’s historic Pidcock Creek Valley, the Preserve is recognized for its ecologically diverse landscapes and features over 700 native plant species. Come explore about 4.5 miles of trails that wind through forest and meadows, and along streams and ponds. Planning a visit? Learn More »
Our Native Plant Nursery grows more than 200 native species from locally sourced seeds, including plants such as cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis), Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginia) and butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa). Many of these plants grow at the Preserve and are also available to introduce into your gardens. How do you get started? Learn more »
The Preserve offers a variety of educational and interpretive experiences geared towards everyone from preschoolers to professionals: guided walks; classes about the importance of native plants to bees, butterflies and birds; expert advice on how to create your own native plant garden; and professional level conferences. What’s happening now? Learn more »
Featured Events
27Jun
Nature at Night: A Focus on Fireflies with Pam Newitt (June 27, 2025)
Friday, June 27$12.00
Families are invited to join naturalist Pam Newitt for a...
19Jul
North American Butterfly Association (NABA) Butterfly Count 2025
Saturday, July 19$3.00
Join us for a citizen science extravaganza focusing on our...
29Aug
25th Annual Land Ethics Symposium: Creative Approaches for Ecological Landscaping (Student Ticket)
Friday, August 29$50.00
Symposium Overview Look forward to the 25th year of this...

Our Native Plant Nursery grows more than 200 native species from locally sourced seeds, including plants such as cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis), Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginia) and butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa). Many of these plants grow at the Preserve and are also available to introduce into your gardens. How do you get started? Learn more »
The Preserve offers a variety of educational and interpretive experiences geared towards everyone from preschoolers to professionals: guided walks; classes about the importance of native plants to bees, butterflies and birds; expert advice on how to create your own native plant garden; and professional level conferences. What’s happening now? Learn more »