Keay Nature Learning Center

Grade A Wilmette natural area. Thriving local wildlife. Frogs abundant . Hired security to protect this patch of wilmette natural heritage so it Stays clean, safe and thriving

I walk through here just about every day! Wonderful place to decompress!

Well maintained nature park in the middle of the Wilmette neighborhood. Quaint little park for all ages and activities. Kids can enjoy finding turtles, butterflies, fishes and bull frogs. You could read a book on one of those benches under the shade or walk the little loop while I you hear birds chirping. Totally cant hear that busy road.

Small nature walk, lots of benches, dog friendly (on leash), some parking spaces at the gate. Feels like you are removed from the busy area even though its right outside the gate. Very pleasant

What a cute little spot, truly a hidden gem. We spent about an hour and a half here just walking around, climbing the rocks, looking for turtles and frogs in the pond.

A lovely tranquil shady picturesque spot for a leafy walk.

Havent been here in years but its a great park. Started getting really nice in the 80s-90s. Now its an excellent example of what a great neighborhood park should be.

Though she is little, she is fierce. Good for Pokemon Go with one gym and four or five Poke Stops. Small pond with fish and turtles. Decent array of trees and flowers. Parking is sufficient. Has a porta potty.

Great little park

The house I grew up in backed up to this park. Originally (in the 60s and 70s) the land was a natural, untended forest with crabapple trees, violets, spearmint, and indigenous plants. I used to dig under the fence and build tree forts. Eventually the Village put the park in, removing many trees, adding a water feature, a full paved path, and heavily landscaped grounds. I liked the untended forest better than the manicured park, but both are compelling.

Should be called zen garden. Its a hidden gem of beauty.

Loved it

Beautiful park

Sweet nature center tucked in a suburban neighborhood.

A real jewel. A solitude of nature nested in the neighborhood. An anchor of mini woodsy delight people enjoy along with their K-9s.

This house (330 Hibbard Road) belonged to my neighbor, this was not Keay park. That up the road--further north. Other wise, great place to relax, walk a dog and think.

Nice escape...

Nice and clean

Very peaceful place except for the sounds of traffic from 41

Beautiful & tucked away!