indian creek nature center

Indian Creek Nature Center is a place of "ah" and "awe." With acres of forest and prairie and wetlands, and a very knowledgeable and personable staff, and great programming - it's a wonderful place for soaking up the natural world, only a short drive from downtown. Their new education center will be THE model of sustainability, showing their commitment to the environment and to education. We choose our memberships carefully, and this one is forever.

There are always lots of activities going on at ICNC. It is a fun place to volunteer or to participate in one of their special activities. Great trails for hiking or geocaching. There are activities during every season.

Like all the information available about wildlife and nature in Iowa prairies through time. Summer really buggy. Need to sell insect repellent in gift shop, otherwise you better bring your own. It is in a wetland area.

This is a great place for nature education. I know they have other things to do but I have been there for the Maple sap demenstation which was really cool and then there is a trail to walk and other activities, Check out their site.I visited two years ago. the date on this review section doesn't go past May 2013

Beautiful time to go for a stroll when the leaves are changing colors. Fall is a great time to visit the Indian Creek Nature center, with awesome trails and gift shop you can't go wrong with a visit here.

Considering that this is just outside of Cedar Rapids proper, this is one of my "always go back to haunts". I can spend time out there and really feel like getting back to nature. It also helps that there are trails out there....for bicyclists too!! It's easy to get to, has ample parking, and they do still have some nice naturist type stuff going on thru the year. Do check out their plant sale as well, and the gathering of maple. Just a nice place to get away and enjoy nature.

CR is lucky to have the Nature Center. It's serene, informative, and one of my favorite things in the county.

The Nature Center is worth a day or at least half a day of exploration. The trails are great and you can also sign up for a variety of classes and events. We volunteer for the Maple Syrup Festival each March, Nature's Noel on the first Saturday of December and the plant sale in the spring. We meet interesting people each time. For kids, the outdoors is just there waiting for them to come and discover it!

For those of you who wish to experience the great outdoors Indian Creek Nature Center is a must see adventure while you are in the Cedar Rapids area! There are many trails to walk if you wish solitude and relaxation. If you desire for assistance there are highly qualified naturalists available to guide you through this amazing and beautiful environment.

Nice to visit and walk around. I donated buckets of various nuts for planting here. Received training in composting for Master Composting certificate here. A good time to visit is at Maple Syrup time, Mmmmmmm good.

Stopped to check out the nature center before spring really got going. We checked out the nature center and were standing on the deck viewing the scenery. The gal in charged came up the stairs to the deck and asked if we had any questions. Of course we always do and Jean proceeded to guide us to viewing some early spring flowers. Jean also gave us more detailed information about the park and where we could go for a short walk. She was very accomodating. The nature center closed at 5 but Jean did not cut us short when the time reached 5 pm.

This is one of my favorite places to walk and look at nature. I've come here for the maple Syrup celebrations, but nothing is better than quiet of the trails. It's close to home, and what a relief to get away and get some exercise while seeing some of the neatest birds and nature. Love the paths and bridges-great place to regroup.

Attending the maple syrup tree tapping events at the Indian Creek Nature Center is a fun educational experience for the young at heart. The numerous trails throughout the center provide an excellent opportunity to view foligage and the creatures that roam the area. Bird watching in unique and offers one the chance to see various varieties in their natural habitat.

This is a hidden away spot near Cedar Rapids with lots of learning venue regarding nature. Especially enjoyed the glass beehive with the busy bees making honey! They even do an event when they harvest the honey.

My son loves their camps too! Pretty location and great interpretation.