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EXPLORE, EXPERIENCE & LEARN AT BEAVER CREEK RESERVE
With more than 400 acres of diverse habitat including upland woods, river bottom forests, wetlands, and savannah areas, Beaver Creek Reserve is home to a multitude of flora and fauna. Our nature reserve is bordered by the Eau Claire River and two trout streams that run through the property.
Explore the rich, natural diversity of Wisconsin's Chippewa Valley at Beaver Creek Reserve.
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HOURS & FEES
ADMISSION
Members of Beaver Creek: FREE
Non-members: $8 admission for adults
$5 for children (ages 2-15, children under age 2 are FREE)NATURE CENTER
The Wise Nature Center is your starting point for exploring the Reserve. Tour exhibits, say hello to our animal ambassadors, and more!
Mon- Sat: 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Sun: Noon-4:00 pm
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Imagine the moon, planets, and galaxies appearing larger and brighter than when seen by the naked eye!
Open on clear Saturday nights: May - October
VIEW OBSERVATORY TIMESBUTTERFLY HOUSE
Walk among and interact with a variety of Wisconsin's native butterflies and caterpillars in their natural environment.
Open Jul 5 - Sep 1
Mon - Sat: 11:00 am-3:00 pm
Sun: 12:00-3:00 pm
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NAVIGATE YOUR WAY AROUND OUR NATURE RESERVE
Enjoy several miles of scenic hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country ski trails.
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SEE WHAT OUR NATURE RESERVE HAS TO OFFER
Take advantage of all that our Wisconsin nature reserve has to offer. Enjoy the many different events and activities each season brings.
Beaver Creek Reserve
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S1 County Road K
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RENT OUR FACILITY FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT
Get the whole crew together to celebrate a milestone at Beaver Creek Reserve. Whether you stay for an afternoon or overnight, the nature reserve has tons of stuff for all ages.
Contact us to plan your next:
- Field Trip
- Business or Group Meeting
- Corporate or Private Retreat
- Day or Overnight Camp
- Group Tours or Equipment Rentals
- Wedding or Banquet
THINGS TO DO AT BCR
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In fall
- Boofest
- Northern Saw-whet Owl Migration
- Plant milkweed seeds
- Hike to Big Falls
- Holiday Crafting for Kids
- Fall Party & Annual Meeting
- See the Stars
NONONONONONONOBoofest
Calling all ghosts, princesses, and superheroes of the night! Join us for a spook-tacular evening on Wednesday, Oct 30 from 3:30-6:30pm. Trick-or-treat around the nature center, decorate a pumpkin, and learn about some of the creepy crawlies we have here at Beaver Creek! Register NowNorthern Saw-whet Owl Migration
Northern Saw-whet Owl migration is underway from October-November! Check out our event calendar for public programs to learn how we capture, measure, age, sex and band these nocturnal visitors. Learn MorePlant milkweed seeds
Now is the best time to plant your milkweed seeds! The cooler weather helps the seeds establish by cold stratification and break dormancy before spring. Don't have milkweed seeds? Buy them from our Nature Store, or collect some next time you adventure outside!Hike to Big Falls
Start your hike around our North trails and stop for a detour at Big Falls! Pick up a trail map or download one before you go and visit two great local landmarks in one afternoon hike. This is a great way to see the fall colors!
Trail MapsHoliday Crafting for Kids
Get crafty with the family at Holiday Crafting for Kids! Join us on Saturday, November 23 from 10-12pm to make six unique crafts using sustainable materials with your family.
Register NowFall Party & Annual Meeting
Join us for our Fall Party & Annual meeting on Saturday, October 12 from 4-8 PM! We welcome you for a night of comradery and nature activities for both kids and adults; music, and good company. We hope to see you and your families there!
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Hobbs Observatory has Saturday night public observing through the end October! Volunteers from the Chippewa Valley Astronomical Society will be in the Observatory field pointing out constellations and offering views through telescopes 2 hours after sunset and will run for 2 hours.CVAS Website
Get involved
At Beaver Creek Reserve, we Connect People with Nature. Through involvement with our organization, youth and families take part in numerous activities that expose them the vast natural world around us. Check the links below to learn more about how you and your family can become involved at the reserve.