About the Nature Center...
Indian Creek Nature Center is a private, non-profit nature center providing environmental education for all ages. The 210 acres with four miles of trails provide woodlands, prairies, wetlands and riparian forests for a unique outdoor classroom. The Nature Center staff and volunteers provide leadership for a variety of learning experiences.

The interpretive center, a remodeled 1932 dairy barn, houses exhibits, an auditorium, offices, gift shop and restrooms. The grounds near the barn contain a butterfly garden, Vermont-style maple sugar house, herb garden, frog pond, bee hives, bat houses, bluebird trail, sugarbush and prairie. Picnic tables are available for your use.

The Paul and Sigrund Lynch Wetland site is ideal for students doing water studies. It includes decks, collection sites and interpretation. The wetland offers a rich variety of plants and animals for hands-on observation and study that is facilitated by Nature Center naturalists. The nearby prairie provides an opportunity to compare two very different habitats.