Linda G.
4/6/2024
What a treasure. My son brought me here a cold early morning to meet the birds. We went and when we stood still and help some bird food in our hands, they came and ate out of them. The trails...
Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary
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87 Perkins Row
Topsfield, MA 01983
Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Topsfield, MA offers visitors a diverse natural experience spanning 1982 acres. Explore a variety of ecosystems including forests, meadows, wetlands, drumlin, and esker, all while following the serene Ipswich River that winds through the sanctuary, perfect for a peaceful canoe ride.
Visitors can enjoy 12 miles of trails that are open Tuesday through Sunday from dawn to dusk, with the Visitor Center welcoming guests during select hours. Admissions fees offer affordable access for adults, seniors, and children, while members can enjoy free entry to this beautiful wildlife sanctuary.
For those seeking unique experiences, Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary provides opportunities such as canoe rentals for a river adventure, camping at the rustic Innermost Cabin or Perkins Island, and teen programs focused on environmental conservation. Immerse yourself in nature and discover the wonders of this picturesque sanctuary.
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Anna M.
5/29/2023
What a beautiful place! There are plenty of well-marked trails of different lengths; between the variety of habitats and the changing of the seasons, you could visit weekly for years and never...
Kelsey B.
11/2/2024
I have to start off by saying that this is a beautiful noteworthy place to spend a few hours observing nature up close. I have been here before and had high hopes of enjoying a peaceful afternoon...
Tamra F.
8/8/2019
If I had to describe this place using one word, it would be magical. I've never been anywhere else where you can put bird seeds in your hand and birds will just fly right into your hand and eat...
Jeffrey C.
7/6/2017
This is heaven on Earth. I have been visiting this sanctuary for years, and it never gets old. It is the only wildlife sanctuary I have ever visited where birds will fly to your hands and eat...
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