VISITOR INFO
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Hours: by reservation only
Open: March - November
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Admission
Admission is free but we welcome donations.
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Comfort
Nature is great, but you can enjoy it most if the bugs don't bug you. To avoid pesty chiggers and ticks, wear boots or sturdy shoes and spray your socks/slacks with bug repellent. Hats also help in the summer sun.
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Food & Picknicking
The porch at the PGT offers a place to picnic if you’d like to bring lunch or a snack. But we’re pretty much a pack it in and pack it out sort of place at this point. So thanks in advance helping us keep our maintenance costs low and letting our groundskeepers focus on working with the flowers, trees and trails instead of trash.
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Pets
No pets please. We know people enjoy walking their dogs outdoors, but this isn’t the place to do it. Instead, we support lots of wildlife that make their homes here: deer, turkey, raccoons, opossums, coyotes, songbirds, woodpeckers, hawks, butterflies, dragonflies…the list is long!
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Wheelchair accessiblity
At this point in our development, we’re not able to offer much accessibility to wheelchairs, other than the meeting room and porch area of the PGT Center (and that requires being dropped off there as our parking is a gravel lot now). When we establish a paved trail in two or three years, we’ll be sure to create accessible parking and trail linkage so more people can enjoy the area.
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Parking & Vehicles
Parking is in the gravel parking lot east of the PGT Center. Vehicles limited to the parking lot. No bicycles or boats.
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3G coverage
Most of the property has excellent 3G coverage...even down at Hillers Creek.