CCEEC Grounds
Beautiful and diverse, the grounds around the center hold something for everyone, a nature-lover’s paradise.

On our parcel (about 60 acres) of Mauch Chunk Lake Park property, you’ll find well-maintained nature trails, butterfly and bird gardens, perennial gardens and a very active bird feeding station. CCEEC is an officially registered National Wildlife Federation “Backyard Habitat” example area.
The one area not to be missed is the elevated boardwalk trail. This trail is not only accessible by all who visit, but best of all, it runs right by our Raptor Mews!

Also available for visitors’ use are the picnic pavilion, and Clivus Multrum waterless composting restrooms.
The area surrounding CCEEC contains many different habitat areas including meadows, old growth forest, new growth forest, wetlands, lake, streams, and associated transition areas. This diversity of habitat makes for incredible wildlife watching opportunities. Foxes (Red and Grey), Coyotes, Turkeys, Weasels, Squirrels, Chipmunks, Black Bear, and White Tail Deer all call the grounds around CCEEC home. And let’s not forget the oh-so-numerous species of songbirds and raptors found in these areas too.

The grounds at CCEEC are open to the public, free of charge, from dawn until dusk, 365 days a year.

 
HOURS
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
 

After hours group
visits by appointment.

Trails, pavilion, and raptor mews (cages)
are open 7 days a week from dawn until dusk.
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