March 15, 2019
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Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
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An expansive retreat along Indian Brook and the Charles River, Broadmoor is an ever-changing environment teeming with wildlife: dragonflies darting, turtles basking, otters leaving tracks in the mud or snow, and more than 150 species of birds. Easy-to-moderate well-groomed trails lead you through the shade of mature woodlands into open fields and along the edges of streams, ponds, and marshland.
Location: 280 Eliot Street, Natick, MA 01760
Phone: 508-655-2296
Hours: Tue-Fri, 9 am-5 pm; Sat, Sun & Mon holidays, 10 am-5 pm; Trails open Tue-Sun, dawn to dusk; closed Mon
Vacation Week
Vacation Week Programs
Get your kids outside during April Vacation Week at Broadmoor! Full-day programs for ages 5-12. Register >
Birds & Breakfast
Birds & Breakfast – May 5
Join us for our 42nd annual spring event featuring guided bird walks & a homemade breakfast! Save Your Seat >
Programs for Groups
Programs for Groups
Leading a Scout group? Planning a birthday party? Searching for an afterschool or other group program? We can help! Discover group programs >
School Programs
Your Classroom or Ours?
Bring your students to our sanctuary for fun, educational nature programs—or have us come to you! Find school programs >
Sanctuary News & Events
Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
Special Event March 31, 2019
Join us at the Natick Center for the Arts for this year's event and discover the connections between Henry David Thoreau, climate change science, and Concord.
Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
Registration is now open for Broadmoor Nature Camp in Natick! We’re looking forward to sunshine, summertime, and days filled with adventure in the great outdoors.
Upcoming Programs
Looks like a shorebird, but where's the ocean? These bizarre birds are woodcocks! They look like shorebirds, but are native to... Learn More >
Looks like a shorebird, but where's the ocean? These bizarre birds are woodcocks! They look like shorebirds, but are native to... Learn More >
Looks like a shorebird, but where's the ocean? These bizarre birds are woodcocks! They look like shorebirds, but are native to... Learn More >
