We’ve been visiting family in the area for many years and finally made a visit on a gorgeous cool June day to the Nature Center. A wonderful educational experience. The visitor center building, a friendly orphaned deer(bring some carrots) , a Lily pad pond, bullfrogs, many short trails with a story board, and birds galore. We use Merlin ID to identify birds which made it extra fun. Bloomfield Hills School District funds and manages the property that is open to the public. March is Maple Syrup making month. Other events go on at other times. Terrific local experience for all ages.

It is free to visit! A nice secluded place that is in an area with very expensive fancy homes. There are a few trails; doing them all can be done in 90 minutes. There's a good-sized pond in the middle - if you circle it - good views and only 0.5 miles. There's an owl in a cage, a natural play area for kids, a deer enclosure, a rustic cabin, and restrooms - doesn't compare to a Michigan metro park - but good for a relaxing hour or so.