Explore the Great Outdoors This February Vacation in Metro South

With February vacation just around the corner, immerse yourself and your family in the wonders of nature. Metro South wildlife sanctuaries offer a range of activities sure to excite adventurers of all ages. Whether you’re an avid hiker, a curious learner, or someone just looking to enjoy the crisp winter air, there’s something for everyone.

Hit the Trails

Escape the hustle and bustle by hiking through scenic trails at one of our wildlife sanctuaries. Discover peaceful woodlands at the Museum of American Bird Art Education Center in Canton, frozen wetlands at Stony Brook Wildlife Sanctuary in Norfolk, and open fields at Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary in Sharon all teeming with wildlife adapted to the colder months. Bundle up, pack your binoculars, and see how nature thrives even in winter’s chill.

Drop in at Blue Hills Trailside Museum

Looking for flexible fun? During Blue Hills Trailside Museum’s drop-in programs, families can enjoy story time, participate in hands-on activities, and even meet some of the museum’s resident animal ambassadors up close. It’s a perfect opportunity to spark curiosity and appreciation for the natural world in a relaxed setting. Come back each day to explore a different topic!

Dive into Winter Camp at Stony Brook

For young nature enthusiasts, Stony Brook Wildlife Sanctuary offers an unforgettable weeklong February vacation camp. Kids will enjoy hands-on exploration, creative crafts, and engaging outdoor activities that foster a deeper connection to the environment. Skilled educators guide campers as they learn about local wildlife, explore the sanctuary, and make lasting memories with new friends.