The historic land donated by the Price family is administered and maintained by volunteers. It includes a portion of the original Natchez Trace, other historical sites and a butterfly garden. There are two marked handicap parking spaces. Most trails do not have steps, but are gentle gravel-lined slopes with benches interspersed. The building next to the parking area has restrooms, a small gift shop and a donation box .
Entrance is free.
Maps to the trails are located in a mailbox to the left of the bulletin board, or inside. The area is in subdivision, backed by about 100 acres of former pasture, reverting to woods. Anyone wishing to have quiet walks on nice trails with historic ambiance will enjoy this area. The arboretum-like markers and educational displays will delight plant and butterfly enthusiasts. The native flowers should be at their best March through June.