Nature Center News

Coffee and Stroll at Heritage Park

Join this active social group on November 17th at the Farmington Hills Nature Center for a naturalist-guided walk among the trails of Heritage Park. Discover new things and socialize with friends, old and new! Coffee and snacks will be provided after the walk. This event will take place from 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM.

Contact the Farmington Hills Nature Center at their new phone number (248-473-1870) for more information!

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#OptOutside and Celebrate Nature the Day After Thanksgiving

Drop-in for a self-guided scavenger hunt to find out why we can be thankful for all of nature's gifts! Drop-off your completed scavenger hunt to earn a prize. After the hunt, pick up a fall themed craft and activity kit. This is a fantastic day for the whole family!

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Design, create and make using nature as the inspiration to solve

real-world challenges on Makerspace learning fosters STEM skills and is driven by children's natural curiosity and desire to make things.

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Santa is making a special stop at Heritage Park! Snap your own photos with Santa in the historic Red Barn. Discover more about the deer at Heritage Park through themed activity stations. Only a few spots open.

Hours of Operation

Monday-Sunday:

10am-12pm

By appointment only

Book an Appointment

12pm - 4pm

Free public drop-in hours

Limited to 2 households OR a max of 10 people at a time

Closed on Holidays

The Nature Center's New Phone Number: 248-473-1870

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Farmington Hills

Nature Center

24915 Farmington Rd

Farmington Hills, MI 48336

248-473-1870

QUICK LINKS:

Scouts Programs

Heritage Park Map

Volunteer Opportunities

Riley Archery Range

COVID-19 RESPONSE

Farmington Hills Special Services is committed to the health and safety all participants, staff and community members. We will continue to follow proper safety, cleaning, and social distancing guidelines as provided by the CDC, State of Michigan, and Oakland County.