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This is a small museum, but we enjoyed the interactive exhibits inside, and the nature walk outside. We actually learned quite a few tricks about how simple composting can be while there as well!
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Date of experience: April 2020
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Beautiful trails for all abilities. Turtle trail has a lot of good waterfowl and the nature center has some cool live animals for kids to see up close.
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Date of experience: December 2020
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We live in the area, and can't wait for it to open June 14th. This would be "covid friendly" (lots of space). The first time I rode my bike here, I came around the corner and upon the bison herd. I had ridden bikes in Dallas-FW for 40 years, but the first time I cam upon bison!…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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We live near the refuge and love it very much (20 yrs). I appreciate sharing the land with nature. It is not for.those who need entertainment. It is a place of peace. I have taken people from other countries to celebrate the.beauty. Also took my children and grandchildren to teach them how to live with nature. My camera loves to document the changes. I loved sitting with my mother on the pier and listening to the water lilies pop seeds. Heard the cries of the newborn alligators on back of their mom. What joy!…
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Date of experience: April 2020
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My friend and I hiked many of the trails and loved it very much! I would suggest going in cooler weather though with plenty of water and sturdy shoes.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Response from rdenkhaus, Manager at Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge
Responded Mar 19, 2020
Thank you for your review. Preparation for the weather and the terrain are imperative for a positive hiking experience.
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