Toddler Story Time at Barr Lake State Park
Bring your preschooler to the Nature Center and listen to stories about the natural world while learning about plants, animals and our planet.
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About this Event
Bring your preschooler to the Nature Center and listen to stories about the natural world while learning about plants, animals and our planet.
They will enjoy stories, crafts, and refreshment.
Please register only the child here: Toddler Story Time
This event is free however a daily, annual, or Keep Colorado Wild park pass is required to enter the park.
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