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Hours: 9:00am – 4:00pm Monday - Saturday 12:30 – 4:00pm Sunday Trails open from sunrise to sunset Rehab Drop-off hours: 1:30 – 4:00pm (seven days a week)

Admission: includes trails & Interpretive Building $2.50/person or $10/family (parents & children under the age of 18 or grandparents & grandchildren under the age of 18)

OUR MISSION... “Brukner Nature Center is a non-profit, privately funded organization promoting the appreciation and understanding of wildlife conservation through preservation, education, and rehabilitation."

Welcome visitors, We now have a convenient drop-box for admission, if you arrive before or after our normal hours to hike our trails (see pricing to the left). Please note: Our Interpretive Building will be closed on Monday, May 29 for Memorial Day. Our trails, however, will remain open from sunrise to sunset so gather family and friends and come out and hike the beautiful woodland trails! Just a friendly reminder, no pets are allowed – they scare our wildlife! Remember, there is no picking or collecting and it is important to remain on the trails! Thank you!

Featured Monthly Vendor - "Wood Pes & Micro-vases" CW Wood Products are everyday-use products made of wood created by Chris Weddle. The pens are made of common Ohio reclaimed wood, such as walnut, maple, and oak from tornado-downed trees, cut trees in neighborhoods, and reclaimed furniture. Micro-vases are designed to help extend the life of a bouquet of flowers, or to enjoy just a select few flowers from a garden to enjoy indoors. Special orders are welcome! Prices: Individual Pen: $25 3-Vase Micro-vase: $15 Single Micro-vase: $10 Spring Art Exhibit - artist, Patty Brown Come marvel at Patty Brown’s ‘Color Field Florals’! Patty has been experimenting with mixing acrylic paints and mediums on wood panel, breaking down natural forms into unexpected geometric shapes, then adding layers of lines to redefine them. A portion of the sales of Patty’s art will support BNC’s mission of wildlife conservation and remain on exhibit through Sunday, June 18.