Maymont Wildlife Habitats

Maymont Wildlife Habitats is a distinct mapped destination within Maymont; navigate to this point instead of the general park pin and check posted conditions on arrival.

Free lots serve the Hampton Street, Farm/Westover Road and Robins Nature Center entrances. Choose the entrance nearest the priority because the property is hilly and walking between ends can exceed three-quarters of a mile.

Grounds, gardens and farm are generally open daily 10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. April-September and 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. October-March. Mansion, Nature Center, tours and events use separate schedules.

Accessible restrooms and drinking fountains are available at principal visitor areas including the Farm and Raptor Valley; building access follows shorter operating hours.

General admission to the outdoor grounds is free. The Robins Nature Center, mansion experiences, tours, programs and ticketed events may charge; donations support the nonprofit property.

Paved roads connect major areas, but the estate has steep inclines and long distances. Use the official accessibility map and choose the nearest entrance for mobility needs.

Pets are not generally permitted on Maymont grounds; qualified service animals follow posted rules. Do not bring pets to animal habitats or gardens.

The Farm, wildlife habitats and Nature Center are strong family destinations. Strollers should use paved routes, and adults should plan for hills, water features and long walks between entrances.

Maymont Wildlife Habitats is a distinct mapped destination within Maymont; navigate to this point instead of the general park pin and check posted conditions on arrival. Maymont is too large to treat as one quick stop. Pick the mansion and gardens, farm and wildlife, or Nature Center before arrival, and verify separate building tickets and hours.

GRTC service reaches nearby neighborhoods, but the correct entrance matters. Confirm the stop and grade for Hampton Street, Westover Road or Shields Lake Drive.