Honey Harvest | September 22 | 11am - 3pm
A festival celebrating the wonderful honey bee and the vital role it plays in agriculture, pollination and the food chain.
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Scary Creature Feature | Oct. 11 - Oct. 13
A fall, family event with hayride, donuts and cider, activities and a guided walk through the woods where guests learn about some not-so-scary nocturnal creatures that live in the forest.
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Weekly Walking Groups
Join us for one of two weekly walking group hikes to get your heart rate up, meet friends and learn our trails. Meet outside at the Nature Center.
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Free Self Guided Activities
Looking for an adventure? Check out our free kits for our compass course, geocaching or letterboxing. It's fun for the entire family!
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Recent News
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Posted Sep 19, 2018
Donations Drive Asbury Woods MissionEach year approximately 51% of Asbury Woods annual budget is supported by charitable gifts. Charitable gifts come in many forms: contributions from individuals, grants, corporate sponsorships, special events, memorial gifts and bequests. Gifts of all amounts combine to help us accomplish our mission to provide all members of the community with meaningful environmental, educational and recreational experiences.
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Posted Sep 19, 2018
Tree Talk | Fall Tree CareBy: Mark Spitulski, International Society of Arborculture Certified Arborist and Director of Facilities and Grounds at Asbury Woods.
There are many reasons why pruning your trees is important, but pruning should only occur with a purpose in mind. Most common reasons to prune would be aesthetics, structure and reducing risk.
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Posted Sep 19, 2018
Drop-in and DiscoverNature comes alive on Saturdays at Asbury Woods.