Reynolds Nature Preserve

Reynolds Nature Preserve invites visitors to immerse themselves in 146 acres of stunning woodlands, rolling hills, wetlands, and spring-fed ponds in Morrow, Georgia. This vital green space, managed by Clayton County Parks and Recreation, is a true urban oasis dedicated to fostering appreciation and awareness of the natural environment. With its diverse ecosystems and commitment to preservation, the preserve offers a unique opportunity to connect with local flora and fauna.

Explore over three miles of multi-use trails that wind through mixed oak-hickory-pine forests, past tranquil ponds, and alongside wetlands. Discover the vibrant Native Plants Trail, showcasing indigenous woodland, aquatic, and granite outcrop plants, or wander through the Pollinator Garden, a haven for butterflies and bees, especially active in spring and summer. The Interpretive Center provides an engaging educational experience with exhibits on native species and live native animals, offering close-up encounters with local wildlife.

Beyond its natural allure, the preserve holds historical charm, featuring remnants of a Civil War-era farm, including an old barn and farm equipment. Whether you're seeking a peaceful hike, a chance to spot diverse bird species, or an educational outing, Reynolds Nature Preserve provides a memorable and accessible natural retreat for all ages. Wondering what that bird or insect is? Find out on your visit using the Snappit nature app.