Tamarack Nature Center

• Abby Savage
  
  
  (November 3, 2020, 1:58 pm)

  The park is beautiful and the trails are well groomed but it was frustrating that they do not allow dogs and it is not well noted on the website which feels important since it is odd to have a park/nature preserve that does not allow dogs on leash.

• Erin McDermott
  
  
  (October 17, 2020, 2:11 pm)

  We go here for nature walks with the kids and today a volunteer was out with a tiny owl. It was very cool to learn about the owl while we took a nice cool walk.

• Mike Dolbow
  
  
  (October 11, 2020, 3:00 pm)

  Beautiful place. Building is closed during COVID but they have porta potties out. Amazing, well-marked trails.

• Lisa Wittig
  
  
  (September 4, 2020, 2:45 pm)

  Great Park. Loved the trails and barely saw others while hiking. My kids thought the play area was amazing, however, despite 3 very large signs asking people to wear masks in the play area, 90% of ppl were not wearing them, and it was pretty crowded.

• Mary Fridley
  
  
  (September 2, 2020, 7:15 pm)

  Beautiful landscaping and places for relaxing. The community garden has a great variety of herbs, fruits and vegetables available for visitors. But don't forget to help out with the watering cans, to keep it looking nice for future guests. Playful waterfalls and shallow sandy rivers make for an enjoyable splash on a hot day! Even though the nature center was closed during the pandemic, there is plenty of activities to enjoy outside!

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Nature Center building will remain closed. Programs are planned to resume in September. All programs will follow public health guidelines to slow the spread of COVID-19 and are subject to change or cancellation Tamarack Nature Center is located about 20 minutes north of downtown Saint Paul.

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Things to do near Tamarack Nature Center. 5287 Otter Lake Rd, White Bear Lake, MN 55110-5851. Website. +1 651-407-5350. Tamarack park is a huge reserve. There's tails and a visitor center, so lots to do. You won't regret a visit.

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Gunderson Construction won the bid to the Tamarack Nature Center. The small structure was equipped with many "green" features including large solar panels. This building is used as the Nature Center's Maple Syrup processing.

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Tamarack Nature Center is located in Saint Paul city of Minnesota state. On the street of Otter Lake Road and street number is 5287. To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is (651) 407-5350 if you don't know how to go Tamarack Nature Center click here.

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La directory turismo Tourism Review introduce volentieri Tamarack Nature Center. Tamarack Nature Center. Thematic Sites / Museums. USA. Contatti. Indirizzo: 5287 OTTER LAKE RD, MN 55110. Telefono: 651-407-5350.

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TAMARACK 365 is a personal journal of sightings and thoughts about Tamarack Nature Center by author Katrina Hase. Katrina is a resident of White Bear Township, Minnesota. When she's not walking at Tamarack, Katrina enjoys backyard birding, biking around Bald Eagle Lake, and art.

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Destination for Discovery at Tamarack Nature Center. A new Master Plan transformed the Tamarack Nature Center's traditional passive facilities into a highly attractive regional destination that integrates personal explorations of nature with art, play and active investigation.