June 16, 2019
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Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Barn Owl © Justen Walker
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Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary is a place for everyone, protecting the habitats, wildlife, and spectacular views for which Martha’s Vineyard is renowned. Four miles of trails through woodlands, meadows, ponds, salt marsh, and along shorelines allow for exploration, discovery, and quiet contemplation.
Location: 100 Felix Neck Drive, Edgartown, MA 02539
Phone: 508-627-4850
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am–4 pm; Saturday–Sunday, 10 am–3 pm; Trails open daily, dawn to dusk
Birthday Parties
Birthday Parties
Looking for a place to have an exciting and memorable birthday? We offer birthday parties with fun outdoor activities led by a naturalist! Get the details >
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Join Mass Audubon
Membership benefits include free admission to all of our wildlife sanctuaries across the state, plus discounts on programs, camps, and gift shop purchases! Join today >
Sanctuary News & Events
Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Felix Neck is proud to offer free admission to active-duty U.S. military personnel and their families through Labor Day thanks to the Blue Star Museums program.
Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Your house is incredibly biodiverse, with thousands of species of microbes, molds, spiders, and insects sharing your space. To put it simply, you are running a biodiversity boardinghouse. But there's good news—according to Never Home Alone by Rob Dunn, not all of this is bad news.
Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Registration is now open for Fern & Feather Day Camp in Edgartown! We’re looking forward to sunshine, summertime, and days filled with adventure in the great outdoors.
Upcoming Programs
The early bird gets the worm or the fish! Join Felix Neck birdersfor a casual walk of the sanctuary grounds to look for summer... Learn More >
Kick off the summer with camp for a day. Explore the nature of Martha's Vineyard on our 350-acre wildlife sanctuary in the for... Learn More >
Join a Felix Neck naturalist on an exciting kayak adventure onSengekontacket Pond. Paddle by Sarson's Island to see nestingsho... Learn More >
