Drop-in, put your feet up, and relax in the peaceful atmosphere of the park's beautiful Vista Trail.  Borrow binoculars, peruse a book, or color a masterpiece!  Bring your hammock, chair, or blanket.  Meet at the Vista Lot.

All ages, drop-in to the Visitor Center Auditorium to create your own works of art using rocks, paint, and hot glue!

Learn all about snakes and watch as our education snake, Mickey, is fed a mouse!  You might even get the chance to hold or touch Mickey!  Meet in the Visitor Center Auditorium.

Meet in Parking Lot F to observe the night sky using telescopes or binoculars.  This event is weather permitting.  On overcast nights the event will be cancelled.

Your Special Path: Take a walk in nature and hunt for interesting things.  As you explore, let your senses go to work.  Make mental notes of things most interesting to you.  Later you will make a "map" of your special path.  Bring your 5 to 10-year-old and meet in the Auditorium of the Visitor's Center.

Learn to read a map and use a compass, then we'll head outside to practice your new skills by playing fun compass games.  Best for ages 8 and up.   Meet at the Visitor Center.

Trees are terrific!  Learn about the big, beautiful giants that create habitats for all sorts of forest life!  Drop-in by the beach.

Learn all about snakes and how they eat! Then watch as our education fox snake Mickey is fed a mouse!  You will even get the chance to touch or hold our education snakes. Note:  All programs require a Wisconsin State Park entrance sticker or daily entrance fee.

Learn all about snakes and how they eat! Then watch as our education fox snake Mickey is fed a mouse! You will even get the chance to touch or hold our education snakes. Note: All programs require a Wisconsin State Park entrance sticker or daily entrance fee.

Why do birds go south for the winter and when do they come back?  What birds stay all year?  Bring your 3 to 5-year-old and explore nature together! Registration required: Please call (262) 878-5609 Programs are free, but you need a Wisconsin State Park admission sticker or pay the daily park entrance fee.   Knee-high … Continue reading "Knee-High Naturalist: Take a Bird to Lunch!"