Honey Hollow Nature Center

Honey Hollow Nature Center is a chapter of the National Audubon Society in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Welcoming nature lovers since 1969, the organization promotes environmental education, conservation, and stewardship of wildlife, habitats, and ecosystems. Formerly known as the Bucks County Audubon Society at Honey Hollow, it adopted its current name in January 2026 while continuing its mission.

The center manages a nature preserve with four miles of public hiking trails, open daily from dawn to dusk for walking and birdwatching. Its grounds include meadows, forests, agricultural fields, an organic vegetable garden, Audubon Pond, and Honey Hollow Creek, within a watershed recognized as a National Historic Landmark.

Programs serve children, families, groups, and adults, including camps, school and environmental education, bird walks, scout programs, birthday parties, and community science activities. The center also hosts seasonal events and offers facility rentals, a birdseed shed, a shop, and animal adoptions. Visitors can explore the trails year-round, while the nature center is open weekdays.