Robinson Nature Center

CLSH91 2 months ago

my family had a nice visit here. the kids were occupied with the exhibits. on display there were turtles, a corn snake, and a frog. there were also artifacts such as Indian head arrows and pottery. there were taxidermy animals such as bears and foxes. my grandkids enjoyed the discovery room where they put on a puppet show. there's a lot to do if you take your time. outside there were trails leading to a small stream and the patuxent river. the area we went to was unaccessible so I'm not sure if there's a spot to actually get in the water. we seen many butterflies and deer. there is plenty of parking and the staff were really friendly. we're looking forward to visiting in the fall and next spring. it's $5 for adults and $3 for kids 3 to 17. they also have a little gift shop.

Summer Ala 2 months ago

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when I visited. At first, I couldn’t tell if it was a park, a museum, or something in between, but I decided to give it a try and I’m glad I did. It’s a nice place to explore, especially if you have kids. There are different things to see, and it’s a fun way to spend some time together. My favorite part, though, was the short walk to the lake. It was peaceful, quiet, and there was hardly anyone around, making it the perfect spot to take a relaxing walk and enjoy a few moments to yourself. Overall, it’s a nice little place to visit if you’re looking for something different and a bit of tranquility.

Tory Blackmon 2 months ago

Not worth the entrance fee. Way less stuff to enjoy in the play room. The bee exhibit has been gone for years. Nothing interesting. Same old, boring. The staff made rude comments, assuming my children were unattended when I was staying right there but they could not see me. Bizarre. They should be trained on how to interact with children and parenrs, it is obvious they are not. We were inside for maybe 15 mins, trying to get my money's worth. I want my money back or tickets to visit again for free I almost ask the young men but knew it would be a tricky interaction. What do you say? This visit was really sad and ridiculous.

Lizbeth Rodriguez Adames 6 months ago

Such a cute place for visitors of all ages, nice trails, gift shop, and just a peaceful place to enjoy a Sunday afternoon and learn about native plants, animals, and the environment.

Juliebee a year ago

Visited for the first time a week ago 10/10. A treasure box tucked in Columbia,Md. beautiful and clean on the inside. Trails, playground and picnic area one the outside. Very polite staff.We will be back.