Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located on Beech Creek Road in Brentwood, Tennessee. The sanctuary welcomes visitors with day passes, available Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; the last pass is sold one hour before closing. Visitors can use a trail map, explore the arboretum, or arrange a private tour. Wild Explorer Packs offer another option for engaging with the sanctuary during a visit.

Owl’s Hill also provides learning opportunities for a range of audiences, including schools, homeschool groups, scouts, and young naturalists through its Knee High Naturalist program. Additional educational offerings include camps, outreach, and the Tennessee Naturalist program. The organization hosts events such as Dinner in the Forest, Music in the Meadow, and private events. Supporters can contribute through donations, an annual Rambler Pass, the Great Horned Owl Society, community partnerships, purchases from Owl’s Hill Apparel, or volunteering. The sanctuary shares information about its mission, history, master plan, staff, and ways to help wildlife, reflecting its focus on nature, education, and community involvement.