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New Calendar Page

Want to know if our facilities are available the day your group needs? Look at our new calendar page, then call Patty to make a reservation at 228-4362.

Open House Saturdays

Open House Saturdays are always FREE and FUN for the entire family! Click here for info.

2010 Mahan Manor Restoration Project

Mahan manor

Would you like to help restore this 200-year old 2-story log cabin? Click here.

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Upcoming Events & Camps

Monarch Butterfly

BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE! Open House Saturday
Saturday, August 21, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., FREE

Bring the entire family to learn about butterflies! You’ll be able to view them up close in our butterfly pavilion. (Every butterfly will be collected on the preserve and released without harm.) There will be free kids crafts, as always!

 

Pink Dogwood flowers

NEW offerings at the nature preserve and features of this site -

About the Nature Preserve

Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve is a 168-acre non-profit nature preserve dedicated by Virginia Creasey Mahan and Howard Mahan to enrich the community through conservation, education, preservation, and community enjoyment. This area was formerly known as Hill 'O Content Farm. Summer flowers are in full bloom in our gardens, so come and enjoy this beautiful season with us.

Free to All!

The nature preserve is free for all to enjoy! Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve includes forested areas and grasslands with over 8.5 miles of trails, spring-fed creeks, a frog pond, and waterfalls. Our visitors also enjoy picnic areas, recreational fields for different sports, a nature center, a field house, and a two hundred year old historic manor and spring house.

Easy Location

We are in Oldham County, Kentucky, just east of the Metro Louisville area, easily accessible from US 42 (Brownsboro Road turns into US 42), off highway 1793 (near the North Oldham school campus).