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Established in 1963, the Pioneers Park Nature Center is a 668-acre nature preserve in the heart of Lincoln. Situated at the intersection of South Coddington and West Van Dorn Streets, the park is operated by the Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department and includes sections of the Haines Branch Creek, a network of 8 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, several tranquil ponds, and two visitors centers and interpretive buildings. The Chet Ager Building is home to a variety of exhibits, including live animals, an extensive herb garden, and a bee skep, and the Nature Center offers an array of regular activities throughout the year for visitors of all ages, including nature day camps, school programs, night hikes, and educational programs. It is open year round.

3201 S Coddington Ave, Lincoln, NE 68522, Phone: 402-441-7895

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