Westfield’s Conservation Area is open everyday for walks in the Village and hiking on the trails. Each day seems to bring something new to enjoy in the beautiful ambience of the grounds. Currently swallowtail butterflies and dragonflies are fluttering about the site seeking out their food. Use your Hamilton Conservation Membership for touchless access to the park. Don’t have your pass yet? Purchase it at Westfield when you come out or buy it online at www.conservationhamilton.ca For only $115.00 plus HST enjoy a full year of connecting to nature.
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