The Allen & Alice Stokes Nature Center is Cache Valley’s local nature center and outdoor exploration hub for people of all ages. We are proud to be the official educational permittee of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and Logan Canyon Children’s Forest.
Whether you’re a local family, a college student, or a visitor passing through on the National Scenic Byway, join us to learn more about Logan Canyon and our National Forest today!
Visit Us
Nature Center Visitor Hours
Located at 2696 E Hwy 89 in Logan Canyon
We are currently closed for the winter until March
May-November 15
Every Fri., Sat., and Sun. 10am - 4pm
November 15-March
Closed
November and April only
Every Fri., Sat., and Sun. 10am-2pm
Admin Office Hours
Located at 913 S 100 W in Logan
Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm
Get Outside
Explore Logan Canyon's nationally recognized Children's Forest.
Hike along the Crimson Trail, go fishing at Second Dam, or see the wildflowers at Tony Grove.
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Our Mission is to provide nature education and promote outdoor exploration for people of all ages.
Programs at a Glance
School Programs
Helping students engage in outdoor exploration through engaging field experiences and activities.
Check out Homeschool Programs here.
community Programs
Join our educators for fun, educational programs that provide an in-depth look at our local ecosystem!
NAture Preschool
Letting natural curiosity lead the way. We are proud to offer the valley's first and only Nature-based preschool, integrating Montessori principles.
camps
Make friends exploring Logan Canyon with all of its unique plants, animals, and experiences!
canyon jams
Clap your hands or dance by the river during our summer outdoor concert series. Bring a picnic, lounge under the trees, and enjoy the show.
Community Events
Spend quality time with friends and family celebrating the joys of the natural world.
Who We Are
Stokes Nature Center is proud to be the official educational partner for the Logan Canyon Children's Forest through the U.S. Forest Service.
