Peace Valley Nature Center

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Peace Valley Nature Center features more than 15 miles of trails winding through protected habitats at the northeast end of Lake Galena. Visitors can explore streams, meadows, ponds, woodlands, and lakeshore environments while enjoying year-round opportunities for discovery through guided walks, educational programs, school field trips, community events, and self-guided exploration. Whether you’re here to hike, birdwatch, learn, or simply reconnect with nature, PVNC offers a place to explore and experience the natural world in every season.

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Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Trails open sunrise to sunset every day.

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“My friends and I had a lot of fun! I learned that wetlands can be very dry. I saw a snake it was cool. Thanks!"

Elise, Central Bucks 5th grade

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“Good guides, gentle trails and family friendly - even in Winter.”

Dave S.

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“I like learning about how owls cough out all the bones and fur.”

Jason, Kindergarten

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“Beautiful natural setting, great educational opportunities - have loved the Nature Center and Park for 40+ years.”

Catherine B.

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“I had a great time at the stream testing the water and the direction of the wind. I also had a great time learning about plants than make a wetland a wetland. The last thing I learned was that this was a great field trip!”

Joey, Central Bucks 6th grade

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"We attended a super kid friendly event here. My granddaughters had so much fun making bird treats and hanging garland treats for the birds outside. The staff is so friendly and helpful. A must see for anyone visiting Doylestown."

Margie W.

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Such a great park! Variety of trails, amazing lake and always seeing all kinds of wildlife at the nature center - including the bald eagle!"

Tom M.

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"So beautiful , peaceful and so much walking and biking. I did 12 miles in one day. Bring lunch and plenty of water!"

Marissa K.

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"Visited Peace Valley Nature Center for the first time today - what a wonderful escape! Great trails perfect for hikers, beautiful vistas of the lake, and so many wonderful birds! We'll definitely be back to enjoy more of this beautiful, serene place."

Tom K.

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Peace Valley Nature Center

50 YEARS IN NATURE:

A FUTURE FULL OF DISCOVERY

EVENTS

CALENDAR

PLAN YOUR VISIT: FREQUENTLY

ASKED QUESTIONS

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Visitor Center

Get Involved...

Check Us Out on Social Media

Connect With Nature

“My friends and I had a lot of fun! I learned that wetlands can be very dry. I saw a snake it was cool. Thanks!"

“Good guides, gentle trails and family friendly - even in Winter.”

“I like learning about how owls cough out all the bones and fur.”

“Beautiful natural setting, great educational opportunities - have loved the Nature Center and Park for 40+ years.”

“I had a great time at the stream testing the water and the direction of the wind. I also had a great time learning about plants than make a wetland a wetland. The last thing I learned was that this was a great field trip!”

"We attended a super kid friendly event here. My granddaughters had so much fun making bird treats and hanging garland treats for the birds outside. The staff is so friendly and helpful. A must see for anyone visiting Doylestown."

Such a great park! Variety of trails, amazing lake and always seeing all kinds of wildlife at the nature center - including the bald eagle!"

"So beautiful , peaceful and so much walking and biking. I did 12 miles in one day. Bring lunch and plenty of water!"

"Visited Peace Valley Nature Center for the first time today - what a wonderful escape! Great trails perfect for hikers, beautiful vistas of the lake, and so many wonderful birds! We'll definitely be back to enjoy more of this beautiful, serene place."

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PVNC Blog Posts

The Divers & Dabblers of Lake Galena

Bats of Bucks County: Nature's Nighttime Helpers

Awakening Giants: How Pennsylvania’s Trees Prepare for Spring

Visitor Center

Peace Valley Nature Center

50 YEARS IN NATURE:

A FUTURE FULL OF DISCOVERY

EVENTS

﻿CALENDAR

PLAN YOUR VISIT: FREQUENTLY

ASKED QUESTIONS

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Visitor Center

Get Involved...

Check Us Out on Social Media﻿

Connect With Nature

“My friends and I had a lot of fun! I learned that wetlands can be very dry. I saw a snake it was cool. Thanks!"

“Good guides, gentle trails and family friendly - even in Winter.”

“I like learning about how owls cough out all the bones and fur.”

“Beautiful natural setting, great educational opportunities - have loved the Nature Center and Park for 40+ years.”

“I had a great time at the stream testing the water and the direction of the wind. I also had a great time learning about plants than make a wetland a wetland. The last thing I learned was that this was a great field trip!”

"We attended a super kid friendly event here. My granddaughters had so much fun making bird treats and hanging garland treats for the birds outside. The staff is so friendly and helpful. A must see for anyone visiting Doylestown."

Such a great park! Variety of trails, amazing lake and always seeing all kinds of wildlife at the nature center - including the bald eagle!"

"So beautiful , peaceful and so much walking and biking. I did 12 miles in one day. Bring lunch and plenty of water!"

"Visited Peace Valley Nature Center for the first time today - what a wonderful escape! Great trails perfect for hikers, beautiful vistas of the lake, and so many wonderful birds! We'll definitely be back to enjoy more of this beautiful, serene place."

Connect With Us

PVNC Blog Posts

The Divers & Dabblers of Lake Galena

Bats of Bucks County: Nature's Nighttime Helpers

Awakening Giants: How Pennsylvania’s Trees Prepare for Spring

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