Weinberg Nature Center

It's a regular hiking spot for my friend John and I. Nice scenery, easy terrain to navigate and good for a short hike. The older folks can probably manage it pretty well (that includes me, I'm 60 and in decent shape I guess). 👴 😂 ⚡

Great place to host your private party for kids. The staff brought out animals for petting and played games with kids, keeping them engaged while learning. The facility was pretty old and need update. BTW, don’t forget your bug spray….

I almost don't want to write a review,only because i want this place to remain a secret. It's where i go to "saftey meeting" and take introspective walks. Great place to take your significant other,hold hands and rekindle that spark with each other.

What a great place to go for a quiet walk through the woods. Deer, birds, chipmunk and snakes are some of the animals we've seen on our walks.

Stopped here for a break from driving while heading from PA to CT. Beautiful trails.

The lady who worked there was wonderful! Very friendly and accomodating for my elderly mother in law! The displays were nice, but too small. A grant from Westchester County to them would be helpful so that they could add more building space (Like the money that was given to the Greenburgh Nature Center in Scarsdale). This way it could be modernized and expanded.

Very great to explore. There's a little camping area (I think you might need to reserve?). There's trails that lead to Mamaroneck near the French American School, Scarsdale near the Saxon Woods golf course, it overlooks the Hutch, and it leads to Harrison's Mamaroneck Avenue office buildings. I recommend exploring in Fall when there's less bugs. You can go in summer if you keep running though so the bugs can't catch you. They might fly in your nose though. I do not recommend the bugs in your nose.

Beautiful diversity of native wildflowers and trees boarder the trails of Weinberg Nature Center which provides food and shelter for many interesting wild animals including wild turkeys, deer, birds, butterflies, salamanders, bunnies, groundhogs, chipmunks, frogs, turtles and more. The trailside museum has several naturalists who happily answered many questions about the wildlife and welcomed us to meet some of the animals who live at the museum. Perfect place to picnic and enjoy the wildnerness practically in your backyard!