Maymont Mansion Open House & Garden Party
Thanks to everyone who joined us on Saturday, March 21 to reopen the mansion!
Celebrate the reopening of the 1893 Maymont Mansion after two years of preservation and conservation through the Maymont 2025 project! The nearest entrance to the mansion is at 1700 Hampton Street, but you may enter through any of Maymont’s entrances. Find directions and a map here.
Tours have resumed!
Maymont Mansion tours have now resumed, offered Thursdays through Sundays. Explore your tour options on our Mansion & Tours page.
Know Before You Go
Virginia Wildlife Trail Grrrrand Reopening
Thanks to everyone who joined us on Saturday, May 2 to celebrate the reopening of the wildlife trail!
Welcome back to Maymont’s beloved Virginia Wildlife Trail, a forever home for rescued and rehabilitated native wildlife nestled in a forested 40-acre valley in the heart of Richmond.
What's new?
After a two-year enhancement project, explore the new and remodeled habitats, with more accessible pathways, new interpretive signs and more ways to view our wildlife residents.
Say hi to our newest residents, two porcupines and two coyotes! Plus, revisit old friends like Finnley the fox — and see his upgraded habitat!
Wildlife in The Robins Nature Center
If you love wildlife, be sure to include The Robins Nature Center (admission fee applies) in your visit, so you can see wildlife in our nearly 30,000 gallons of aquaria
- Start here to find the bison habitat nearby and the fox habitat a short walk away by the Wetlands
Book a tour or animal encounter!
For a deeper experience of the Virginia Wildlife Trail, sign up for a Trail Trek walking tour or Breakfast with the Bears program. Offered most weekends after reopening through fall, the guided walking tours and animal encounter programs give you insights into the natural histories of the animals that share our environment.
Thanks to these community partners who supported our Grrrrand Reopening event:
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No registration necessary, donations welcome!
The Virginia Wildlife Trail is now open daily and free to visit.
Donations are appreciated. Maymont Foundation is a nonprofit organization that, with your support, helps care for this public green space and all of the wildlife who call it home.

