accessibility
At Natural Lands, land for life and nature for all is at the heart of our mission. Learn what to expect at our nature preserves and public garden.
accessibility at Natural Lands
From the Pocono Mountains to the shores of the Delaware Bay, each of our special places is unique and offers differing degrees of accessibility. Below you will find which properties have accessible areas or areas with gentle to no slope so that you can plan your visit.
places with accessible areas
Bryn Coed Preserve | Chester Springs, PA
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ChesLen Preserve | Coatesville, PA
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Crow’s Nest Preserve | Elverson, PA
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Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary | Easton, PA
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Sadsbury Woods Preserve | Coatesville, PA
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Stoneleigh: a natural garden | Villanova, PA
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places that have areas with gentle to no slope
Bryn Coed Preserve | Chester Springs, PA
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ChesLen Preserve | Coatesville, PA
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Crow’s Nest Preserve | Elverson, PA
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Glades Wildlife Refuge | Newport, NJ
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Green Hills Preserve | Mohnton, PA
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Gwynedd Preserve | North Wales, PA
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Harold N. Peek Preserve | Millville, NJ
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Saunders Woods Preserve | Gladwyne, PA
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Stoneleigh: a natural garden | Villanova, PA
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Stroud Preserve | West Chester, PA
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Wawa Preserve | Media, PA
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Willisbrook Preserve | Malvern, PA
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additional information
- Motorized wheelchairs and other power-driven mobility devices are allowed for visitors with disabilities.
- Service animals providing assistance for visitors with disabilities are welcome.
- For events that have a fee, SNAP EBT and Pennsylvania ACCESS cardholders may register for events for up to four individuals ages 5 and up for $2 each. This does not apply for Stardust, our annual gala.
- Questions on accessibility? Please call 610-353-5587 or send us a message.
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