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Great Falls Park
For Kids
 

Interested in exploring Great Falls Park? Here are some ways to learn more while having fun in the park.


Junior Ranger Program

Children 5 and up are invited to participate in the Junior Ranger Program. The program is an exciting experience for those wishing to explore the park. There are two booklets, grouped by age, which can be signed out at the Visitor Center desk. Most Junior Rangers complete the booklet in one to two hours, but may take as much time as they wish to finish. Children who complete the booklet earn a Junior Ranger Badge to honor their accomplishments.

The Junior Ranger booklets are available to download here.

Ages 5-7 (.pdf file)
Ages 8-12 (.pdf file)

Want to explore more of your National Parks? Many National Parks offer Junior Ranger programs both in the park and on the Internet. Visit WebRangers for more information on web-based programs. For a complete listing of all National Parks offering Junior Ranger programs in the park itself, visit theRanger Zone.





Junior Ranger Camp

A two-day day camp is offered each summer at Great Falls Park for children, ages 8-11. Campers will spend two days with Park Rangers exploring the park, taking hikes, participating in activities, and having fun.

Reservation information and dates for the 2012 Junior Ranger camps will be announced on this page in early 2012. Reservations are required. All Junior Ranger activities are offered free of charge. Contact the park to learn more or to make a reservation.

Junior Ranger badge
The RangerZone
Junior Ranger programs at other National Parks
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A Ranger's hat
Become a Web Ranger
Join the online Junior Ranger program.
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Last Updated: January 07, 2012 at 11:08 MST