Blueberry Pond Trail
Walk among Bald Cypress trees, bay berry bushes, Ponderosa Pines, and a variety of native trees and bushes just west of the Wildflower Garden.
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This is a great area for families to observe aquatic wildlife and play in nature.
Things to discover
What’s that I see? It’s a frog! Stay very still and you might be lucky enough to take a photo of these shy amphibians.
Blueberry pond is also home to hundreds of waterlilies.
The pond is teeming with life and things to discover. Take your family to the water’s edge and look for dragonflies and frogs.
