Event Tag: children activities

Spend part of your Friday with one of our Naturalists in the Main Barn! Most Fridays from June through August (except July 3rd) , we’ll be hosting hands on farm fun for all ages. You can meet and learn about our farm animals, explore the barn, and jump into rotating activities that might include anything from feeding time and nature crafts to farm chores, scavenger hunts, or behind the scenes demonstrations. There’s always something new to discover, and our Naturalists are there to share stories, answer questions, and help you get up close to the wonders of farm life. It’s a relaxed, drop-in program — perfect for families, grandparents with grandkids, or anyone who loves animals and the outdoors. And the best part: it’s completely free. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Recreation programs and activities can be inherently dangerous. Participants accept and acknowledge that any injury or property damage that occurs during a program or activity is not the responsibility of ODNR or its naturalist educators.

Spend part of your Friday with one of our Naturalists in the Main Barn! Most Fridays from June through August (except July 3rd) , we’ll be hosting hands on farm fun for all ages. You can meet and learn about our farm animals, explore the barn, and jump into rotating activities that might include anything from feeding time and nature crafts to farm chores, scavenger hunts, or behind the scenes demonstrations. There’s always something new to discover, and our Naturalists are there to share stories, answer questions, and help you get up close to the wonders of farm life. It’s a relaxed, drop-in program — perfect for families, grandparents with grandkids, or anyone who loves animals and the outdoors. And the best part: it’s completely free. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Recreation programs and activities can be inherently dangerous. Participants accept and acknowledge that any injury or property damage that occurs during a program or activity is not the responsibility of ODNR or its naturalist educators.

Spend part of your Friday with one of our Naturalists in the Main Barn! Most Fridays from June through August (except July 3rd) , we’ll be hosting hands on farm fun for all ages. You can meet and learn about our farm animals, explore the barn, and jump into rotating activities that might include anything from feeding time and nature crafts to farm chores, scavenger hunts, or behind the scenes demonstrations. There’s always something new to discover, and our Naturalists are there to share stories, answer questions, and help you get up close to the wonders of farm life. It’s a relaxed, drop-in program — perfect for families, grandparents with grandkids, or anyone who loves animals and the outdoors. And the best part: it’s completely free. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Recreation programs and activities can be inherently dangerous. Participants accept and acknowledge that any injury or property damage that occurs during a program or activity is not the responsibility of ODNR or its naturalist educators.

Spend part of your Friday with one of our Naturalists in the Main Barn! Most Fridays from June through August (except July 3rd) , we’ll be hosting hands on farm fun for all ages. You can meet and learn about our farm animals, explore the barn, and jump into rotating activities that might include anything from feeding time and nature crafts to farm chores, scavenger hunts, or behind the scenes demonstrations. There’s always something new to discover, and our Naturalists are there to share stories, answer questions, and help you get up close to the wonders of farm life. It’s a relaxed, drop-in program — perfect for families, grandparents with grandkids, or anyone who loves animals and the outdoors. And the best part: it’s completely free. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Recreation programs and activities can be inherently dangerous. Participants accept and acknowledge that any injury or property damage that occurs during a program or activity is not the responsibility of ODNR or its naturalist educators.