Join the Mercer County Park Naturalists once a month for the opportunity to interview the featured animal of the Tulpehaking Nature Center! Program will take place outdoors in the Tulpehaking Nature Center's gazebo. Register here.
Join the Mercer County Park Naturalists once a month for the opportunity to interview the featured animal of the Tulpehaking Nature Center! Program will take place outdoors in the Tulpehaking Nature Center's gazebo. Register here.
Donate your used bike to support local families. The Bike Exchange will be hosting a drop-off site at Tulpehaking Nature Center. Donated bikes will be refurbished and provided to a family in need. Proceeds support afterschool programs at the Boys and Girls Club of Mercer County.
Are you fishing for something to do outdoors with your child? Join the Mercer County Naturalists for a morning of fishing at one of our fishing holes. Designed for beginners, we'll provide the instruction and the equipment. Remember to wear sturdy shoes, a mask, a hat, and to bring a water bottle. Participants age 16 […]
Create fanciful fish with paint, brush, and paper through the ancient art of Gyotaku. Help us create the largest school of fish the nature center has ever seen! Note: Program is free but registration is required and will be limited to 15 participants. Masks and social distancing also required. Register Here.
Create fanciful fish with paint, brush, and paper through the ancient art of Gyotaku. Help us create the largest school of fish the nature center has ever seen! Note: Program is free but registration is required and will be limited to 15 participants. Masks and social distancing also required. Register Here.
Create fanciful fish with paint, brush, and paper through the ancient art of Gyotaku. Help us create the largest school of fish the nature center has ever seen! Note: Program is free but registration is required and will be limited to 15 participants. Masks and social distancing also required. Register Here.
Built on a bluff overlooking Watson’s Creek, the Isaac Watson House was built in 1708, and is recognized as the oldest house in Mercer County. It serves as the headquarters of the New Jersey State Society of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and was restored by NJDAR in 1964.
Interested in learning about one of our native animals? Visit the Tulpehaking Nature Center outdoor gazebo to ask the questions that you want answered about one of our teaching animals. Program is free but registration is required. Register here.
Celebrate the Delaware River with food, music and family activities in this 3rd annual community event. Masks and social distancing required.
Interested in learning about one of our native animals? Visit the Tulpehaking Nature Center outdoor gazebo to ask the questions that you want answered about one of our teaching animals. Program is free but registration is required. Register here.
We're sorry but this program has been cancelled. Explore nature up close, really close! We'll guide you through the use of a microscope to examine our collection of insects, butterfly wings, feathers, seeds, plus any natural treasures that you find while we explore outside the nature center. Free program but registration is required. Register for […]
Built on a bluff overlooking Watson’s Creek, the Isaac Watson House was built in 1708, and is recognized as the oldest house in Mercer County. It serves as the headquarters of the New Jersey State Society of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and was restored by NJDAR in 1964.
See the house and grounds by candlelight and explore “behind the curtain” with costumed re-enactors who will entertain visitors with stories and displays about the lives of the “former” residents of this historic property. Luminaria lights will outline the walking path to the house and the house will be lit with replica candlesticks, reminiscent of the […]
We're sorry but this program has been cancelled. Explore nature up close, really close! We'll guide you through the use of a microscope to examine our collection of insects, butterfly wings, feathers, seeds, plus any natural treasures that you find while we explore outside the nature center.
Interested in learning about one of our native animals? Visit the Tulpehaking Nature Center outdoor gazebo to ask the questions that you want answered about one of our teaching animals. Program is free but registration is required. Register here.
Built on a bluff overlooking Watson’s Creek, the Isaac Watson House was built in 1708, and is recognized as the oldest house in Mercer County. It serves as the headquarters of the New Jersey State Society of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and was restored by NJDAR in 1964.
Create fanciful fish with paint, brush, and paper through the ancient art of Gyotaku. Help us create the largest school of fish the nature center has ever seen! Free program, space is limited. Register here!
Gather with your little ones to hear one of our educators share a storybook tale worthy of the Abbott Marshlands, followed by a related craft or activity. Note: Program is free but registration is required and limited. Register here!
Explore the bug world of the Abbott Marshlands. With sweep nets, bug boxes and other tools of the trade, we’ll take a close look at these amazing animals before releasing them back to nature. Get for families with children. Program is free, but registration required! Register here! Sponsored by the Mercer County Park Commission.
