What’s a raptor? Not a dinosaur, but perhaps an accipiter, buteo, falcon, eagle, an owl… How are raptors different from other birds? How do they differ from each other? Explore the world of raptors with our park naturalist on Saturday, July 29 at 1:00 P.M. Discover their incredible adaptations and meet two of the park’s

Explore the wonders of nature and science with our WILD Wednesday Kids Summer Nature Series! Science experiments, nature activities, animal encounters, hikes, games, crafts, and more… These 1.5-hour programs geared for children 6-12 years old, will meet each Wednesday at 2 P.M. at the John James Audubon State Park Museum. Join our Park Naturalist for

Celebrate National S'mores Day with us! Meet at the Audubon Park Campground Shelter at 6:00 PM for an evening of fun, while we prepare and enjoy America's favorite fire-side dessert. Fix your s'more at our fire ring or take your kit to your own campfire. All ages are welcome.   If you are not camping

WOOF! Calling all pets and pet parents! Bring your furry friends along for a public pet hike at John James Audubon State Park! Walk through the 0.9 miles of rolling steep hills and stairs of Eagle Glen Pet Trail with your friends and furry pals. All pets MUST be on a leash and comfortable within

Embark on a monthly adventure with us! Register today to reserve a spot in our new "Nature-Inspired" Craft Workshop series at John James Audubon State Park. On Thursday, August 22 from 6-7:30 P.M., our art instructor will lead you in handcrafting a paper lantern using nature's materials of wood, pressed flowers, leaves, and more. You'll

Learn of the incredible Monarch Butterflies and their journey south for the winter! Meet at Audubon's Lakeview Shelter for an informative presentation about these beautiful creatures. Take part in citizen-science, when you use your own transportation to caravan to a site of outdoor Monarch tagging. Tags and butterfly nets provided. We'll show you how it's

Learn of the incredible Monarch Butterflies and their journey south for the winter! Meet at Audubon's Lakeview Shelter for an informative presentation about these beautiful creatures. Take part in citizen-science, when you use your own transportation to caravan to a site of outdoor Monarch tagging. Tags and butterfly nets provided. We'll show you how it's