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Uplands Farm Sanctuary

Cold Spring Harbor
Hours

Daily, dawn to dusk.

Stay on designated trails and observe posted closures.
Dog Policy

not_allowed

Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the preserve.
Address

250 Lawrence Hill Road, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724

Park Type

Nature Preserve

Acreage

97 acres

Plan your visitBefore you go

Check current details with the operator before heading out.

Hours & season

Daily, dawn to dusk.

Stay on designated trails and observe posted closures.

Parking & entrance

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Fees & residency

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Restrooms

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Dog rules

not_allowed

Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the preserve.

Accessibility

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Listing source
The Nature Conservancy
Last verified
Not yet recorded
Listing updated

Listing updates may include edits or imports. They do not indicate that visitor information was verified.

Missing information does not mean a facility is unavailable or access is unrestricted.

About Uplands Farm Sanctuary

Uplands Farm Sanctuary is a former dairy farm and TNC office with meadows, vernal pools, woods, and marked trails in Cold Spring Harbor.

Invasive Species

iMap record
5 Records
4 Species
Aug 22, 2023 Latest Report

Latest reported item: Spotted Lanternfly on .

Spotted Lanternfly Lycorma delicatula Animal Insect · Terrestrial · Aug 22, 2023
2 records
Yellow Arch-angel Lamiastrum galeobdolon Plant · Terrestrial · May 1, 2022
1 record
Norway Maple Acer platanoides Plant · Terrestrial · Sep 26, 2014
1 record
Mile-a-minute-weed Persicaria perfoliata Plant · Terrestrial · Jan 1, 2010
1 record

Amenities

No public amenities are listed for this park yet.

Trails

No hiking trails are listed for this park yet.

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