Woodlands Nature Reserve Wildlife
The Woodlands Nature Reserve is home to many native species of animals, birds and insects. Animal watchers can enjoy a variety of local residents like squirrels, birds, and deer. Please download our helpful trail map to navigate your way around the property. To best experience the fauna and flora of the Reserve, book a walking tour with our expert guides. These engaging 2-hr tours will open your eyes to a world you may not otherwise notice.
Local and migratory birds bring unique calls at different times of the year. You may hear woodpeckers knocking away at a nearby tree. At night, the cricket frogs in the lakes may call out with sounds similar to clicking marbles.
Please DO NOT touch or feed the wildlife while you enjoy and observe any local creatures. We recommend keeping your tent closed and food secured to help avoid any unwanted visitors. If you have any questions or concerns during your stay, please contact us.While we are fortunate to have an abundance of wildlife and native plants this variety includes poison ivy, snakes, ticks, and alligators.
