Dagobah remains a place for people of all ages to experience what nature has to offer.

There are 100 acres located at the base of the Bruce Peninsula.

Chickadees & nuthatches feed from hands as one walks alongside the creek through a mixed forest that contains some old growth trees. This environment houses a variety of migrating birds such as Baltimore Orioles, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, Yellow Warblers, Brown Thrashers and Great-crested Flycatchers, to name a few.

The trail has numerous 'natural' feeders that are marked with florescent orange tape and are topped up during the spring, fall and winter. The birds know the locations and will fly ahead to the upcoming feeder. They actually prefer to eat out of our hands rather than use the feeders.

The trails within the fields/meadows are groomed and lined with 12 birdhouses. They house bluebirds and tree swallows.

Sandhill Cranes have nested in the area as we have followed juveniles strutting along the trails, because they were too young to fly.

Visitors have expressed their love for this place and have commented that they feel a sense of peace and relaxation when they are here . They have treasured their memories for years to come.

If you are a birder, be prepared for an experience of a lifetime! If you are a naturalist .... be prepared to find love and beauty in every living / non living entity on the property. It will amaze you and enrich your life in ways you could never ever imagine.