Educational Tabling
Educational Tables are short programs meant to attract any interested visitors to learn more about our park. Learn about geology, wildlife, botany and more at our tables set up at select locations in the park.
About this Event
Tables set up around 9:00 a.m. every Wednesday in August. Come ask park staff all your questions about the science of the park! Stay for however long you would like, this is a walk up program. No reservations are necessary.
Audience: All Ages and interest levels welcomed.
Pets not permitted in the area tables will be set.
Fee: Tables are always free to visit, but park admission is still needed to enter the park.
Time Duration: Dependent on weather conditions, park staff will be out at tables for 2-4 hours.
Location: Limekiln Parking Lot and Visitor Center
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