Central Oak - Pine Barrens and Meadow Plain. From Millston go west on County Hwy. O 0.7 miles, then north on a fisherman access road just west of Lake Lee to the natural area. Robinson Creek Pines State Natural Area contains a scenic corridor of large white pines along the floodplains of Wyman and Robinson creeks.
Alder thicket fringes much of the stream.
Swampy pockets of red maple, birches, and cinnamon and royal ferns are present. The upland terrace to the south of the creek is dominated by smaller white pine, red pine, and oak. Understory is typical of northern dry-mesic forest and includes moccasin flower, trailing arbutus, and pipsissewa. Both streams are Class II trout waters with fast, clear water that is soft and light brown. Uncommon nesting birds include red-breasted nuthatch and pine warbler.