More info here . Nestled in the hills of Belmont, Habitat is located on a former estate that is surrounded by spectacular gardens, which branch out into fields and woods. Among the many natural features this sanctuary has to offer are wildflowers such as jewelweed, goldenrod, and milkweed and more than 60 species of native and exotic trees. Learn such things as how to grow your own herb garden and how to spot screech-owls in special programs at this site.
Children can see crayfish, painted turtles, and bullfrogs in the pond.
Open every day, dawn to dusk. Please call in advance on weekends from May to October because parking is limited. Follow Pleasant Street for .6 miles and take a right at the second traffic light onto Clifton Street. Take the first left onto Fletcher Road. Bear left at the fork and take the next left onto Juniper Road.