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Arcadia trails are open; Nature Center & restrooms open Saturdays from 9am-1pm. Read More
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
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Spanning Easthampton and Northampton, Arcadia’s diverse terrain of forest, meadows, grasslands, marsh, and wetlands attracts an extraordinary variety of wildlife. You'll also find a thriving population of wildflowers thanks to its rich, loamy soil—a characteristic of the Connecticut River floodplain. Please leave dogs and other pets at home.
Location: 127 Combs Road, Easthampton, MA 01027
Phone: 413-584-3009
Hours: Trails open daily, dawn to dusk; Nature Center & restrooms open Saturdays, 9 am-1 pm
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Earth Month • April 1–30
Spring Peeper © Mary Martin
We're celebrating with classes for all ages, activities, & vacation week programs statewide! Join the fun >
Birding
Spectacular Spring & Summer Birds
Tree Swallows © Kimberly Komers
We offer a wide variety of birding classes and outings for all experience levels! Go birding >
Sanctuary News & Events
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
Mass Audubon's biggest annual fundraising event is back, and the West Sanctuaries Team is in it to win it! You can support Arcadia and Pleasant Valley by making a donation and/or joining our team to help us fundraise, spot birds, and collect points. Everyone is welcome!
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
For almost 30 years, Conservation Caretaker Dave McLain has been involved with our conservation work at Arcadia and around the Valley. We're so grateful for his decades of ecological work and wish him well!
Upcoming Programs
Spring is here, and so are the wildflowers! We'll walk the trails in search of red trillium, wild anemone, and blue cohosh. Wi... Learn More >
Explore the old orchard and rich forest wildflowers of Lynes Woods. We'll walk along the wooded trails by Lyman Brook and thro... Learn More >
Rise early and join us for a bird walk during the peak weeks for migrating songbirds. We will take a leisurely walk looking fo... Learn More >
