Nature centers in the Susquehanna Valley can be great spots to relax and see nature in your own communities.A center in Dauphin County has added a few more elements that make it an ideal trip for the whole family. WGAL News 8's Matt Barcaro visited the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art in Millersburg as part of our "Explore Outdoors" series.The adventure play area is one of the highlights at the center. The playground encourages playing by replacing swings and slides with wood and water."We want different levels of objects so that kids of all ages, all abilities, all heights, can still have fun and explore out here," said Emily Rosmus, the center's director of educational programming.Adults can find places to play, too."I like that there's always something new to discover," Rosmus said.The property has more than 9 miles of trails, all with different degrees of difficulty."Whatever kind of mood you're in, however much energy you want to exert that day, we've got something that can accommodate that," Rosmus said.And it wouldn't be the center for nature and art without art.Ned Smith, the center's namesake, was an avid outdoorsman and a celebrated wildlife artist. His work is on display at the center's permanent art gallery."It's very special. You can tell it's very different from some other wildlife artists, but it's also an incredible teaching tool," Rosmus said.The pieces are so detailed and accurate that you can learn about what's outside while you're inside.And maybe after visiting, you might want to create your own masterpieces – because inspiration is always on display just outside the gallery walls.Send us your suggestionsIf there's a place in the Susquehanna Valley that Matt should check out or an activity he should try, email us at news8@wgal.com.