Located on 46 acres of ravine forest and historic past, this nature preserve's two miles of walking trails wind past a scenic creek with rocky shoals, spring seeps, mature trees, wildflowers, native plants, and a variety of animal life.

A Heritage Village has been created with four buildings original to the site and four landmark structures moved from nearby properties. This village and its related exhibit pieces provide an understanding of this area's proud rural heritage from the mid 1800s to the mid 1900s.

Replica Native American dwellings are nestled in the woods to remind us of those who walked these forests before us and to teach the lessons of a culture that respected and carefully cared for the environment.

Our Visitor Center houses animal exhibits of turtles, frogs, snakes, and insects and dioramas of native mammals and birds.

Register Now.
Camps are filling up.

2013 Summer Camp Schedule and Registration

Pink Lady Slippers are in bloom!
Find groups of these unusual wildflowers along the Millers Trail and along the Forest Trail past the tepee.

2013 Summer Camp Schedule and Registration

8 Camps are already FULL
and these 8 only have 1-3 openings left,
so register NOW.

Jason and Sarah Clark of Southeastern Reptile Rescue (and seen on Animal Planet) stopped by Autrey Mill last week to talk with us about reptile programming. They had just rescued this alligator from a neighborhood pond in Lawrenceville.

Photo: Claudette, Autrey Mill staff, bravely helps hold an alligator with Sarah Clark of Southeastern Reptile Rescue.