Kay Center — Attraction in Chester Township

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Kay Environmental Center in Chester, NJ, and I was thoroughly impressed. The center is on a beautiful 223-acre site with various habitats, including meadows, forests, and wetlands. We used this short time for a photo shoot and the photos were impressive as amateurs. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the center's warm and inviting atmosphere. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the facilities were clean and well-maintained. I especially enjoyed the sun porch, which offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The highlight of my visit was getting an idea of the center's extensive walking trails. From what I could see, the trails appeared well-maintained and easy to follow, and they offered various scenic views. I was particularly impressed by the large, old trees that surrounded the building. In addition to its natural beauty, the Kay Environmental Center also offers a variety of educational and recreational programs. I attended a meeting of the TNC, which was informative and engaging. I highly recommend the Kay Environmental Center to anyone looking to explore, learn, or enjoy the outdoors. It is an extraordinary place that I will be...

Scenic views from the Kay Environmental Center, a Morris County Parks property, home also to The Nature Conservancy's northern New Jersey staff. This is a wonderful point to begin a short walk or long hike -- trail maps are available here -- or just to visit to take in the scenery, butterfly garden, meadows and nearby Black River. Nature Conservancy staff is here during business hours. Feel free to drop in and say hello. The home and surrounding property were a bequest from Mrs....

This is beautiful, peaceful, scenic and well maintained with 200+ acres of fields and trails to hike and lots of flora, fauna and water features to enjoy. Part of the Morris County Park system, there is lots to see and experience for all ages. Be sure to wear sturdy hiking footwear, bring photography gear and enjoy this wonderful vast nature space! Go to: morrisparks.net or The Nature Conservancy (nature.org) for...