Discover nature with your child through hikes and stories at Riverside Park.
Early Adventures at Riverside Park is a delightful opportunity for young children and their parents to explore the wonders of nature together. Over four days, you'll engage in activities designed to stimulate curiosity and learning, from hiking through the park to sharing stories and songs about the natural world. It's a perfect setting for kids to touch, smell, hear, and see the environment around them.
This camp is structured for children aged 3-4, accompanied by an adult, making it a unique bonding experience. While the camp runs from August 10-14, note that there is no programming on Friday. The Urban Ecology Center provides a supportive environment where young explorers can safely discover the beauty of their surroundings.
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4 Days (no programming Friday 8/15) You and your child can discover the natural world in your neighborhood together! Through hiking, stories, games and songs learn what lives in our park. What can we touch, smell, hear and see?
