Date: Monday, Sep 21
Time: 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Venue: 2400 Aversboro Rd., Garner
Price: $6
Category: Family
Get ready for a morning of outdoor adventure at White Deer Park! Little explorers will hike nature trails, splash through ...
Family · Garner
“Bring a wet bag and a change of clothes for the muddy car ride home.”
The Little Outdoor Explorers Club at White Deer Park is a guided outdoor activity morning in Garner designed to get young children active in nature. Led by park staff, the program takes kids along the shaded nature trails to explore the local habitat and splash in the shallow creek beds. This program is best suited for toddlers and preschoolers who can manage a short walk, though baby carriers are welcome for younger siblings. Admission is six dollars per child, and you should register online ahead of time to secure a spot. Park in the main lot off Aversboro Road, where you will find easy access to the nature center restrooms. Be sure to pack a change of clothes, water shoes, and a towel for the ride home. It is an ideal Monday morning outing because it burns off early energy in a shaded, safe environment. You can easily pair the program with a visit to the park's modern playground or a picnic lunch under the shelters afterward.
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Little Outdoor Explorers Club at White Deer Park runs Monday, Sep 21, 9:00 am - 11:00 am.
2400 Aversboro Rd. is at 2400 Aversboro Rd., Garner, Garner, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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