Educational Programs
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Wisconsin’s Secretive Salamanders Summer Saturday Evening Event
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With the forest naturalist unearth the secrets of salamanders from their identification characteristics and incredible ecology to their conservation status in the state.
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Animal Feeding
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Ever wondered what a snake feels like? Ever wanted to see a turtle eat? Here’s your chance. Come visit the animals as they eat their lunch.
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Who Flew There? Drop In At The Beach
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Did you see that bird fly by? What was it? Learn tricks and tips for identifying our feathered friends.
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The Outstanding Owl
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Drop by the Meadow Valley trail by the beach parking lot to learn about owl adaptations.
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Walk on the Wild Side: Wildlife Discovery Trek
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Meet Castor Canadensis, Canis Lupus, and other critters (or evidence they walked before you) on the Takesson Trail with the park naturalist.
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Trail Tales
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Take a hike on the River Bluff Trail to explore the origin of the area and the effects it had.
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Camp First Aid
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This basic course will teach you how to respond to the kinds of stuff most likely encountered when you’re camping: cuts and scrapes, mild burns, sunburn, sprains, blisters, dehydration, heat exhaustion, sunstroke, insect bites and stings, ticks,…
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Discover Loon Lake: Bogs & Frogs
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Learn how lakes and bogs formed, evolve, and how inhabitants like green frogs can be “canaries in the coal mine” serving as sentinels directly related to shoreland protection.
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Kids Fishing Clinic
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Come and try your hand at fishing. Learn to fish like a pro from our experienced staff members. No fishing license is required for children 15 years old and younger.