Hello Trinity River Audubon Center friends! Please see below for visitor information. 

• Hours: We are open Wednesday - Friday 9am - 3pm and Saturday - Sunday 8am - 3pm. **Please note that if there is a Heat Advisory, we will close the outside trails at 1pm for the safety of our visitors and team.
• Registration: Advance ticket purchase is required.
• Check-In Required: Please check in at the front desk upon arrival. 
• Masks: We are City of Dallas facility and suggest that you please wear a mask, especially when checking in and passing people on the ramps and trails. 
• Social Distance: Please leave 6 feet between you and others who are not in your group.
• Bathrooms: Indoor and outdoor bathrooms are available.
• Nature Store: Our nature store is OPEN! Please click here to see what we have!
• Changes: As data and parameters change, we will adjust as needed to accommodate the needs of our staff, volunteers, and visitors.
• Refunds: Please check the weather forecast before purchasing your ticket. We do not provide weather-related refunds or transfers.
• Dogs: Dogs are not permitted on the Trinity River Audubon Center property. Please click here for our policy regarding dogs.
• Photography: Professional and commercial photographers and film crews – please contact us at trac@audubon.org for information regarding our media policy and rates.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS NOW!

We appreciate your understanding and compliance. You can continue to reach the staff via e-mail at trac@audubon.org or by phone at (214) 309-5801.

If you prefer to stay home, please visit our Virtual Engagement page. We appreciate your continued engagement and encourage you to support our center by making a donation online or joining our center as a member during this critical time.

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Trinity River Audubon Center is located just ten miles south of downtown Dallas, but you'll feel a world away. Our center is your gateway to explore the amazing resources of the 6,000-acre Great Trinity Forest, the largest urban hardwood forest in the United States. Get to know a diverse community of plant and animal species and our unique mixture of bottomland hardwood forest, wetland, and prairie habitat. A part of the City of Dallas-Trinity River Corridor Project, the center's 130 acres sit on a former illegal dump site, now a reclaimed haven for a vast array of birds and other wildlife in an increasingly urbanized metropolitan area. 

As part of the National Audubon Society, Trinity River Audubon Center is a nonprofit organization, which means supporting us by visiting, telling a friend, or becoming a member helps to educate tens of thousands of North Texas students about science, conservation, and the ecosystems in which they live.

Trinity River Audubon Center is a nonprofit organization supported, in part, by funds from the City of Dallas Park and Recreation Department.