Calendar of Events & Meetings

Discover the Coast Artillery Corps’ makebelieve mascot and create your own imaginary mascot.

This interactive hike will consist of multiple activities (including a blindfold activity) designed to teach nature awareness skills and deepen one’s connection to nature.

• Ages: 8 years and older

• Time: 1 ½ hours

• Max group size: 15

Accessibility: This is an easy trail, however there are roots and rocks that make an uneven surface in some areas.

Reminder: A Discover Pass is needed at this park.

Learn about fish adaptations and then complete a challenge to design a fish with a specific adaptation.

Join us to explore and harvest our local clams at the lower campground of Fort Flagler next to the Beachcomber Café.   We will identify local shellfish, discuss the common harvest tools and how to use them, how to read a tide table book
and why!  How to care for your catch after harvest and finally a few
suggested ways to prepare them.

This interactive hike will consist of multiple activities (including a blindfold activity) designed to teach nature awareness skills and deepen one’s connection to nature.

• Ages: 8 years and older

• Time: 1 ½ hours

• Max group size: 15

Accessibility: This is an easy trail, however there are roots and rocks that make an uneven surface in some areas.

Reminder: A Discover Pass is needed at this park.

Enrich your summer by developing your naturalist skills at home this spring. Our program is filled with inspiring activities you can begin enjoying today! Make the most of these cold, rainy months by enhancing your ability to observe and understand our natural world by exploring your backyard and local neighborhood.  You will leave with many hands-on activities you can start today and then expand on for years to come. Remember, what we do at home will help our wildlife, environment and our beloved Fort Flagler State Park. 

Name and design your own bird based on how ornithologists give names to birds.

This interactive hike will consist of multiple activities (including a blindfold activity) designed to teach nature awareness skills and deepen one’s connection to nature.

• Ages: 8 years and older

• Time: 1 ½ hours

• Max group size: 15

Accessibility: This is an easy trail, however there are roots and rocks that make an uneven surface in some areas.

Reminder: A Discover Pass is needed at this park.

Join us to learn about Cougars and Bears.  We'll discuss living and recreating in cougar and bear habitat and how you can protect yourself and your animals. The Department of Fish and Wildlife can be a resource to help protect your animals through education, property review and recommendations.