Peck Farm Park is a unique park found in an urban environment that offers residents and visitors a place to slow down and enjoy quality time surrounded by nature.
Peck Farm Park is a 385 acre natural retreat featuring:
History Gallery, Exploration Room, and Gift Shop
Features include a 10-minute movie and interactive exhibits, information on the history of the Peck Family, live animals, nature books, and more
Butterfly House – Opening May 21st, 2022
Hundreds of non-native butterflies that fly, feed, and land around you. All guidelines must be followed. Admission to the Butterfly House is free, however, there is a suggested donation of $2 per person / $6 per family
Butterfly House Guidelines:
Eight visitors allowed in at a time. A time limit will be enforced as visitation needs require
All visitors must enter through the front doors and exit through the back door
No food, drinks, strollers, purses, backpacks, bags, or other personal items allowed.
Please leave all personal items, including food and beverages, secured in your vehicle.
Do not touch butterflies or any accessories
Follow proper hygiene and wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Using hand sanitizer is also encouraged.
A unique environmental educational playground that features eight learning stations
George’s Circle
An ADA outdoor amphitheater with a fire pit
Observation Silo
Sensory Gardens
Nature & Bike Trails
Picnic Area & Meeting Room
Baseball Diamonds and Soccer Fields
19-acre wetland
Please note: Advanced reservations are required for group visits of 12 or more. Please call (630) 262-8244 during regular business hours of 9:00 am – 5:00 pm for information.
Photographers: Are you a photographer who is looking to capture the awesome backdrop of Peck Farm Park? We welcome all photographers, but please note there is a permit required. All photography and videography requires a permit. Please stop in the Peck Farm Park Historic house during regular business hours of 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, call 630-262-8244 or click here to purchase your permit today.
