Pascagoula River Audubon Center

I came for the hummingbird festival. I have been wanting to visit for some time now, but once I saw that they were having a hummingbird festival, I decided that it was a good time to come. On the small side. About two dozen or so vendors selling goods and wares, several food trucks, and several informational booths with wildlife conservation information. It was all quite lovely.

Lovely well kept natural space with ongoing restoration projects, educational materials, and outdoor seating to relax and enjoy. It's not a large area, but rich in Flora and fauna to watch and listen to. The binoculars they lent us are the nicest I've used--much appreciated! You can rent kayaks too.

Was quiet and clean. They have done a great job with educating you about wildlife and native plants. The staff was friendly. We toured the grounds, walkways, greenhouse and garden. Stayed about an hour, but you could stay longer there relaxing on the rocking chairs and many benches.

Didn't view inside, but greenhouses were nice

Nice place to stop by and see if you are in the area. We wanted to rent a paddleboat but Cole was MIA at the dock/boardwalk. When we mentioned this to the very nice woman at the main desk (after walking all the way back to the visitor center) he magically showed up. He asked us in front of her if we wanted to rent a boat and my husband said not now (he was hot and tired). We were walking to one more boardwalk and going home. Cole made a rude comment to him. It was unnecessary. Apparently he missed the class on customer relations. Even the little girl playing in the building was more helpful than him. Its handicapped assessible and free in July. Everything else was terrific. Cole needs to get a new job.

Stopped for a native plant sale, and stayed a bit longer to explore. There are marked paths with signage about native plants and wildlife. Saw quite a few turtles and birds. Lovely views.

This hidden gem is beautiful both inside and out, but the staff are the true pearls. They are knowledgeable, friendly, and accommodating making you feel like family as soon as you step through the door. There are activities for all ages. We were the first customer to rent the new pedal boat and fished down Rhodes Bayou. The whole experience was fantastic and will definitely be back. 10/10 would recommend.

We went for the hummingbird festival and such a beautiful and natural place! Our 19 month old had a ball. We'll be back for her to play and explore more.

Was expecting more. Nice little dock area opens on the water with marsh around. Possible to see a lot of birds, but not as target rich as I was expecting. It was mid Oct still warm would have expected the birds out feeding in the marsh area. There were some smaller birds about a dozen off in the distance. Did see a cool raccoon in a hallowed out tree. Few squirrels running around and some butterflies. The building area is nice, good hands on stuff for the kids and some tanks with snakes, turtles, etc. Overall, I wouldn't come back. It peaceful and nice to set and look for birds, but guess I'm used to S FL. If this was down home the place would have been full of birds and other wildlife. If you have kids and looking for something to do stop end otherwise if you're birding find a better spot.

Fantastic facility! My 9 yr old had a fantastic week at camp! She loved bird watching and exploring the beautiful Pascagoula River. She will be back next summer for sure!

We rented the art gallery for a bridal shower and it was perfect!! The staff was an amazing help and very accommodating! All the guests complimented what a beautiful place the Audubon Center was, a tucked away gem in Moss Point! The facilities were very clean and all of the table/chairs were set up prior to our event. Would definitely recommend using their Center for any event in the future!

We were visiting from out of town and were looking for a fun and educational way to spend the day with our kids. We rented kayaks and played on the river for a few hours. Afterward, we observed birds at the center and the kids loved learning about the local fish and reptiles.