Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve is a 134-acre nature preserve dedicated to the study, preservation, and appreciation of native plants. It is part of the larger Washington Crossing Historic Park. The Preserve includes:
Native Plant Collections: The preserve hosts over 1,000 species of native plants, including wildflowers, trees, and shrubs.
Trails: Over 2 miles of trails wind through diverse habitats, offering educational and scenic walks.
Visitor Center: Provides educational resources, information, and hosts events like workshops and lectures.
Wildflower Museum: Showcases exhibits on native plants and their ecological roles.
Seasonal Events: Notable for its Wildflower Celebration in May, featuring guided walks, talks, and more.
Conservation: Engages in plant conservation, research, and propagation of native species.
The Preserve offers various programs including guided tours, educational classes for all ages, and volunteer opportunities focused on plant conservation and education.
It is also an excellent destination for nature lovers, botanists, photographers, and anyone interested in ecology and conservation. The preserve provides a tranquil setting to learn about and enjoy Pennsylvania's native flora in their natural habitat.
To Visit the Preserve
Hours: Vary by season, typically open from 8:30 AM to dusk.
Admission: There might be an entry fee, with discounts for seniors, students, and children.
Accessibility: Some trails are wheelchair accessible, but much of the terrain can be rugged.
More information can be found on the Preserve's website: bhwp.org
