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Family Outings |
Preservation Parks offers a
variety of walks and programs that will appeal to the entire family.
These programs are free and there is no registration required, so join us in
the parks.
Programs are for all ages unless otherwise noted.
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Golden Marathon |
Complete a marathon in easy stages by joining this walking group. Each week
visit a different park in Delaware County and walk two to three miles. At the
end of three months you will have walked at least 26.2 miles! Make new friends,
improve your health, have fun, and get to know your local parks.
Call Saundra McBrearty at 740-524-2600 ext. 6 for more information.
Senior Citizens, Inc., offers
DATA bus transportation to the sites for $1.00. For information, call
740-369-5133.
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Home School Adventures |
This new program, for home schooled children ages
7-11, is held one Thursday morning a month. Participants will learn about nature
through hands-on activities, held both indoors and outdoors. Dress for the
weather. Registration is not required.
See schedule for location, time and dates.
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Hound Hikes |
Hound Hikes let nature lovers
bring their dogs to our pet-friendly trails. The one- to two-mile hikes are for
dogs and their owners. Each dog will get a bandana
and receive a paw print for each hike completed. See schedule for dates, times
and locations.
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Park Explorers |
This program gives youth, ages 6-12, the opportunity to
explore and investigate nature through fun, hands-on activities.
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Preschool Park
Pals |
Preschoolers, age 3-5, explore and investigate a variety of natural topics.
Dress for the weather and outdoor exploration. See schedule for locations, dates
and times.
Space is limited and
registration is required. E-mail:
register@preservationparks.com or call
740-524-8600, ext. 3
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Summer Explorers'
Camp |
Designed for children ages 8-12, the Explorers
Program introduces children to, and instructs them in, a variety of nature
topics. Through exploration, discussion, experimentation and creative
activities, children learn about their natural environment and its
relationship to their lives.
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Registration
for 2011 camp will begin in spring, 2011.
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Spined
Micrathena