Turn off Brush Line and drive towards the compost site. Watch for the entrance to the lagoons on the left side. Park along the north side of the road and walk in to the viewing stand. You can walk completely around the southwest lagoon, and occasionally around the northwest lagoon if the grass is cut. Walking along the road to the compost site can yield a variety of songbirds during spring and fall migration. Check all 3 ponds and the road for the best result. A scope is very useful for shorebirds, especially from the berm between the north and south lagoons.

Ducks, geese, swans, grebes, gulls, shorebirds and songbirds.

There is public access to this property throughout the year although the ponds may be frozen from late December through late March. Shorebird viewing can be exceptional when the water level is suitable. Watch for recent ebird reports during August and September to confirm shorebird numbers. The washroom is located at the entrance to the compost site.