Honey Hollow Nature Center

Honey Hollow Nature Center Formerly BC Audubon Society at Honey Hollow. Our mission remains unchanged, and we're still a chapter of the National Audubon Society!

Our mission is to educate children and adults about our natural world with a focus on conservation and stewardship.

💦 The first week of summer camp has been so much fun! The theme was Wetlands and Watersheds. Campers learned what makes ...
06/19/2026

💦 The first week of summer camp has been so much fun!

The theme was Wetlands and Watersheds. Campers learned what makes the Honey Hollow watershed so special. They explored the wetlands and learned about the different plants and animals that call it home.

📷Ila Pendleton

Tiny toadlets are on the move at Honey Hollow!This time of year, young toads called toadlets emerge from ponds and wetla...
06/18/2026

Tiny toadlets are on the move at Honey Hollow!

This time of year, young toads called toadlets emerge from ponds and wetlands after completing their transformation from tadpoles. They can wander surprisingly far from the water where they hatched.

So, when enjoying our trails, tread carefully and take time to look down. You may spot one of these tiny insect-eaters crossing your path! 🐸

📷 Ila Pendleton

06/16/2026

Honey bees have found a home at Honey Hollow.

The hollow section of this tree has become a natural nesting site, and we're happy to provide space for bee boxes managed by Carversville Farm Foundation.

Did you know that around one-third of the human diet relies on pollinators?

Let's protect and support bees and other pollinators!

It's the first day of summer camp! Meet our team of exceptional summer camp counselors. Front row: Tonia, Iris, Ansel (C...
06/15/2026

It's the first day of summer camp! Meet our team of exceptional summer camp counselors.

Front row: Tonia, Iris, Ansel (Counselor in Training)

Middle row: Kyra, Anna, Emily (Summer Camp Director)

Back row: Tate, Kylie

It's going to be a great summer. 🌞

06/12/2026

One of these ornamental or functional birdhouses could be yours for a donation to Honey Hollow. They will be on display in our nature center through Friday, June 19th.

These creative, colorful birdhouses are from the Best of the Nest competition at Peddler's Village.

A huge thank you goes to the talented creators who donated their birdhouses to us! ❤🐦

It's lunchtime, and this salamander caught a stonefly nymph.Stonefly nymphs can only survive in clean, well-oxygenated w...
06/11/2026

It's lunchtime, and this salamander caught a stonefly nymph.

Stonefly nymphs can only survive in clean, well-oxygenated water. Hooray for our healthy creek ecosystem!

Have you ever seen a salamander? If not, you're in luck. Pennsylvania is a hotspot for salamander biodiversity, with around 22-23 distinct species. Stop by Honey Hollow, and you're likely to see one.

Bon appétit, little salamander!

📷 Tonia Richard

Emily is holding today's wildlife visitor to the nature center: a young milksnake. What a beauty! We ❤ every visitor, hu...
06/10/2026

Emily is holding today's wildlife visitor to the nature center: a young milksnake. What a beauty!

We ❤ every visitor, human and wildlife alike, even inordinately determined ones like Pudge. Who remembers Pudge the Toad and his repeated attempts to move into the nature center last year? 🤚

Our mason bee house is seeing some action! 🐝🌿The hole sealed with mud is the work of a mason bee. Female mason bees crea...
06/10/2026

Our mason bee house is seeing some action! 🐝🌿

The hole sealed with mud is the work of a mason bee. Female mason bees create a series of brood chambers inside a tunnel, each with pollen and nectar, before sealing it with mud to protect the larvae.

The grass-filled hole tells a different story. We're not 100% certain, but think it may be the work of a grass-carrying wasp. These solitary wasps often nest in bee houses, packing cavities with grass and plant fibers instead of mud.

They're both pollinators. One mason bee can pollinate 2,000 blossoms in a single day! The grass-carrying wasp serves as an accidental pollinator while foraging for nectar.

Diane spotted a couple of painted turtles keeping an eye on a great blue heron during this morning's bird walk! Join Dia...
06/06/2026

Diane spotted a couple of painted turtles keeping an eye on a great blue heron during this morning's bird walk!

Join Diane on the first and third Saturdays of the month, 8-10 am, to spot our feathered friends at Honey Hollow.

📷 Diane Smith

06/04/2026

Can you spare five minutes? Take 5 simple actions that can make a positive impact on our environment!

We've made it easy for you. Each week, our Advocacy Team creates a newsletter listing 5 actions that take 5 minutes.

Check out the latest newsletter and subscribe: bit.ly/4uimlKp

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Address

2877 Creamery Road
New Hope, PA
18938

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+12152975880

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