Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery - Mishawaka, Indiana

Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery

Ubicada en 13200 Jefferson Blvd, Mishawaka, IN 46545, Estados Unidos, la Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery es un lugar emblemático para los amantes de la naturaleza y los entusiastas de la acuicultura. Esta instalación se especializa en la cría de peces y ofrece una experiencia educativa y emocionante para visitantes de todas las edades.

Especialidades

Entre las especialidades de la Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery se encuentran:

• Farm de peces

Otras características

Algunas de las características que destacan esta instalación son:

• Delivery
• Estacionamiento para vehículos con discapacidad

Opiniones

Según los usuarios, la Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery ha recibido una calificación promedio de 4.3/5 en Google My Business. Los visitantes han destacado la experiencia educativa y emocionante que ofrecen los tours guiados, así como la variedad de peces que se crían en la instalación.

Algunos de los comentarios destacan la forma en que los visitantes pueden ver los peces desde sus primeras etapas hasta su crecimiento maduro, y la forma en que los empleados están dispuestos a responder a todas las preguntas y proporcionar información valiosa sobre la acuicultura y la conservación del medio ambiente.

Además, se menciona que la instalación es accesible para personas con discapacidad y ofrece un entorno familiar y acogedor para visitantes de todas las edades.

Información de contacto

Para obtener más información o planificar una visita, puede contactar a la Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery llamando al teléfono 574-255-4199 o visitando su sitio web en in.gov.

👍 Reviews of Richard Clay Bodine State Fish Hatchery

Lauren F.

5/5

Went on a school field trip and it was super informative! I learned just as much as the students did. They show you the fish from babies all the way to full grown and have very knowledgeable staff leading the tours.

loveross0716

4/5

There's a kiosk-like structure with a some info for visitors before you get to the actual fish tanks, and a very small inside display, but this is not a touristy place. It is an actual hatchery, where different tanks hold different size fish. Our young grandkids (age 4, 6 and 7) had a lot of fun. Only took about 1/2 hour and was enjoyable for us adults too. Nothing flashy.

Sariah M.

5/5

What an unexpected place! We visited here with friends a few months ago and the workers were so helpful (if nobody is around you can just knock on the door and someone will come talk to you). We set up a tool for a group of us with preschool-aged kids, and it was wonderful! It was free, they taught us about what they do, showed a video, and let us see fish eggs and let us feed the fishes.

Reed L.

1/5

Outside of a school group and as a local dad with a kid who wanted to see some "fish", the outing was a total bust. We had to find somebody to ask if there was anything to do, the "visitor center" was non-existent, and there were just a couple large tanks of tiny fish outside. I know I'm not the typical visitor, but it was definitely not for walk in visitor even though it was described as such.

Tanya K.

4/5

We showed up here unexpected to check it out, and was offered a free personal tour! We learned a lot about the Steelhead Trout and the Salmon they raise. Interesting stuff. The hatcheries are covered with huge nets, to keep the fish in and predators out. (Although a local otter helps himself from time to time) I observed a butterfly fly over one of the nets and the water came alive with 10 or more fish leaping out of the water to try to get a quick snack. It was fascinating, but maybe I just like things like this.

Sydney T.

5/5

Awesome tour !! Dress according to the weather because half of the tour is outside. Make sure you call first and schedule a tour so u can go inside too

Michelle I.

5/5

I enjoyed the wonderful lessons the DNR people taught the students today, they learned so much about replenishing fish supplies and boosting our ecosystem with fish in our local streams , Rivers, and lakes...

SAW A.

4/5

Cool place to visit welcome to public free tours great for homeschoolers.