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Mass Audubon's Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center and Wildlife Sanctuary is a nature preserve in Worcester, MA.

Mass Audubon's Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center and Wildlife Sanctuary Review Summary

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Pros

This nature preserve offers a serene escape from the city, with over 5 miles of trails that wind through forests, meadows, and wetlands. The variety of landscapes and habitats support a wide range of wildlife, making it a great spot for birdwatching and nature photography. The conservation center also offers educational programs and events for adults and children, making it a great resource for the community. The trails are well-marked and well-maintained, and the scenery is particularly beautiful during the spring and fall seasons.

Cons

Some visitors have reported that the trails can be narrow and rocky in some areas, making it difficult for those with mobility issues to navigate. Additionally, the conservation center's hours of operation can be limited, so it's best to check the website before planning a visit. Some visitors have also noted that the parking area can fill up quickly on weekends, so it's a good idea to arrive early or be prepared to park in a nearby lot and walk to the center.

Review Rating Chart

Yelp: 4.5/5

Google Reviews: 4.4/5

TripAdvisor: 4.5/5

Facebook Reviews: 4.8/5

AllTrails: 4.7/5

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Paul Nakazawa
Paul Nakazawa -Google user
8 months ago
The largest Mass Audubon reserve in Massachusetts with several walking/hiking trails, visitor center and separate education building. Worcester residents are provided free admission with ID. All others - admission as member or payment of a modest admission fee. The visitor center is one of the...Read More
Samantha deManbey
Samantha deManbey -Google user
9 months ago
A large and scenic conservation area with a handful of easy to walk trails. Great place to go for a short walk or birding. Most of the trails are flat and the broadwalks make it accessible for those in a wheelchair. There are a few...Read More
Bradley Tatro
Bradley Tatro -Google user
2 years ago
We had a few hours to occupy while our dog was having surgery at Tufts. We found this conversation & wildlife center and checked it out. This is a terrific place to take a walk in nature. There’s plenty of parking and there’s a visitor...Read More
ganju420
ganju420 -Google user
a year ago
This place is very well maintained by Audobon society. Trails are clean and well marked with nice big signs and directions. Due to tall trees all around, it can get dark here quite early in the evening, so be aware of that. To explore this property...Read More
Neeraj Singh
Neeraj Singh -Google user
4 months ago
Established in 1990, it s located in the headwater region of the Blackstone River Watershed. It boasts to be the largest urban wildlife sanctuary in New England. You can do bird watching, bird photography, picnic, kids play , trails. There are wooden benches to sit and...Read More
Jared Thresher
Jared Thresher -Google user
4 years ago
Went here this past Monday and loved it. Well I loved what I saw which was a all percentage of the whole area. Spent a load of time at the frog pond trying to get some decent photos. The frogs were all around and didn't...Read More
BEAU LEBOUEF
BEAU LEBOUEF -Google user
8 years ago
This is a great place for hiking or nature walks right in the middle of the city. There are several miles of trails which are beautifully maintained and nicely marked.
Andy Tolland
Andy Tolland -Google user
8 months ago
day13 (28JUL2024) sanctuary25: walk just five minutes and all reminders that this wildlife sanctuary is in a city disappear. well marked and groomed trails thru lovely and varied woodland.
Debra Barnes
Debra Barnes -Google user
a month ago
Trails are beautiful,clean and properly labeled. I definitely recommend a visit if you are new in town or just need a break. Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Eric Girard - Realtor
Eric Girard - Realtor -Google user
2 months ago
It’s known as The Stretch to us locals! I’ve been hiking in the woods here for 30 plus years. It’s the best in the city! Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Features

Accessibility

check icon Wheelchair accessible entrance
check icon Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Activities

check icon Hiking

Amenities

check icon Picnic tables
check icon Public restroom

Children

check icon Good for kids
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