Outdoor Activity
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Wildlife Wonders: Opossums!
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Join us for a hands-on activity and a short talk about what makes this misunderstood park resident one of a kind!
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Mini BioBlitz!
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Join our Mini BioBlitz, where we attempt to identify as many species as we can in a short time frame. Stop by the naturalist’s table by the Ice Age Interpretive Center anytime from 2 – 5 p.m. to borrow ID books and learn more.
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Critter Origami
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Pop into the nature center and learn how to make origami birds, bugs and other fun critters that are found in the park.
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Film Screening: Side By Side
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Side by Side...this whole world’s a better ride is father/filmmaker Ron Taylor's 35-year lyrical documentary of significant moments of his son Micah who lives with cerebral palsy and disabling conditions.
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Tree Discovery Drop In
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Meet the naturalist down at the beach to learn about some of the native trees on the property at Mirror Lake State Park and others that inhabit Wisconsin. There will be various items to look at and many examples- you can touch and explore yourself!
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Bees and Beekeeping
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Visit the beekeepers, watch as they take care of the hive, and learn more about bees and beekeeping.
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Campsite "Oh No's!"
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Join our Naturalist and learn to identify and improve common campsite impacts, such as improper food storage, litter, unattended campfires, loud music, water pollution, etc. Be a Park Protector and help us preserve Peninsula State Park by…
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Wildflower Hike
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Explore the forest and prairies of Havenwoods on a search for wildflowers. Dress for the weather and wear your boots in case some sections get muddy.
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History Of Stonehaven: The Quarry Town
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Harrington Beach has quite a history, join local resident Vicki Manzeck on a walk through the park learning about the people who lived, worked, and played here in the Company Town of Stonehaven.
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Saturday Morning Nature Sleuths
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Get on those detective hats and join us every Saturday from June through August as we solve and look for clues in the Wisconsin Explorer books.