These event are deemed appropriate for younger children
Family members come together to learn the basics of geocaching and plan a family adventure to find the hidden treasure. A GPS is available for participants and requires a deposit which is returned when the GPS is returned to Campbell Green. Participants under 15 must be accompanied by an adult/parent. $7.50.
Plant flowers for Mother's Day and grow yourself some fresh veggies while learning about seeds, flowers, trees, and more! $54.
Explore the natural beauty of the newly opened Oak Point Park with a park ranger. Nature hike to learn about the different plants, wildlife, and features that make these preserves such special retreats right here in Plano. Everyone 8 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Register only the child. No Pets Allowed. $2.
Explore the natural beauty of Arbor Hills Nature Preserve with a park ranger. Nature hike to learn about the different plants, wildlife, and features that make these preserves such special retreats right here in Plano. Everyone 8 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Register only the child. No Pets Allowed. $2.
Spring is a great time to explore the trails of the Outdoors Learning Center. Kids ages 6-10 will learn about native grasses, flowers, and animals. $10.
Geology class for ages 6-9 to learn about the fascinating world of rocks and minerals. $10.
Experience Plano's nightly display of lightning bugs up close with a certified entomologist as he teaches about their behaviour and how they are helping with cancer research. Everyone 12 years old or younger must be accompanied by a registered adult. No pets allowed. $5.
Trip to tour the In-sync Wildlife Rescue and Education Center in Wylie. As you tour the facility you will learn how the cats are cared for and rehabilitated. If your child is 7 years or younger, you must provide a child safety seat as required by state law. Everyone 17 years or younger must be accompanied by a registered adult. $13.
Exciting camping trip to historic Fort Richardson State Park. Fort Richardson was a major outpost in the 1870s that was established by the US military to help protect settlers living on the frontier. Transportation, camping meals, and overnight park fees are included. Mandatory pre-trip meeting on Thursday, April 28 at Liberty Rec Center from 6:30-7:30pm (see address above). $100.
Experience the hilly terrain of Dinosaur Valley State Park. Explore dinosaur tracks, scenic bluff overlooks, and unusual creek washes. Picnic lunch, entry fee, and transportation are included. Parents MUST register and accompany children. If your child is 7 years old, you must provide a child safety seat as required by law. $27.