Fireflies, owls, bats, and more—not every species goes to sleep as the sun goes down! Join us on a night walk as we use all of our senses to learn about nocturnal animals. Meet at the Loop 2 Bathhouse. Ages 6 and up.

All events are free to State Park campers. Day use fees are $4 per adult or $2 per child. Any attendee below the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Dress tick-safe.

500 million years ago, Vermont lay beneath the shallows of a tropical ocean. What did the creatures of those waters look like in life? We’ll be making art based on the fossils in our collection! Meet at the Nature Center.

All events are free to State Park campers. Day use fees are $4 per adult or $2 per child. Any attendee below the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

500 million years ago, Vermont was covered by a tropical sea. Today, we can see the creatures of those waters preserved in the rocks at Button Bay. How can we capture what they might have looked like in life? Come to the Nature Center where we’ll be coloring, sketching, modeling, and making impressions of fossils from our collection!
All ages. Event free with camping or day-use pass ($4 per adult, $2 per child). Attendees under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

Fireflies, owls, bats, and more—not every species goes to sleep as the sun goes down! Join us on a night walk as we use all of our senses to learn what flies by night. Meet at Loop 2 Bathhouse.
Ages 6 and up, dress tick-safe. Event free with camping or day-use pass ($4 per adult, $2 per child). Attendees under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

Grab a net and join the park’s naturalist as we see how many different species of insect we can find making their lives in the park (nets will be provided). Meet at the Pavilion.
Ages 6 and up, dress tick-safe. Event free with camping or day-use pass ($4 per adult, $2 per child). Attendees under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

Learn to identify the invasive species garlic mustard, help us control its spread in the park, and prepare some delicious garlic mustard pasta! Ages 6 and up, meet at the Pavilion. Free with camping or day use pass ($4 per adult, $2 per child). Dress tick-safe.

Bryan Blanchette is a singer-songwriter who brings more than ten thousand years of Abenaki tradition to his contemporary compositions. He began powwow drumming more than two decades ago and soon after began writing Abenaki language songs. Bryan also studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston.

Join the Green Mountain Brass Band for rousing renditions of favorite brass band classics!