Accessibility at Greenwich Audubon Center
Accommodations
Greenwich Audubon Center offers several accessible trails surrounded by beautiful habitats—including a rain garden, orchard, pond, woodland, and fields. We also offer accessible parking, restrooms, and an elevator at our center. We have a wheelchair and a motorized scooter that can be borrowed inside our building as well. Please call us in advance to reserve them for your visit.
Please note that weather and erosion can at times effect the level of accessibility and terrain of our trails. For up-to-date information on the current state of our trails, please call or email us and we will be happy to provide our assistance.
Accessible Programs
We warmly welcome everyone to join us for our public programs. These programs are often held in accessible settings, and we’re happy to help provide additional accommodations where we can.
If you plan to attend our programs, please call us to RSVP in advance and to discuss how we can support you.
Contact Us
We're here to assist you with your accessibility needs during your visit to Greenwich Audubon Center. Please contact us at 203-869-5272 or greenwichcenter@audubon.org with questions, to make reservations, and for further assistance.
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Looking for more accessibility opportunities in Fairfield County, Connecticut? Visit the Accessibility for All website.
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