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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Gifford campground area in the snow. Pine trees near the lake covered in snow.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Traveling Trunks
 

Traveling trunks and kits are an excellent way to enhance your student's understanding of the National Parks, the environment, local history and our area. Bring props and materials that are otherwise hard to find to your classroom! There are ideas for stand-alone activities as well as materials that can supplement your own classroom curriculum ideas. Trunks feature reproduction and original artifacts, maps, posters, and resource materials such as books, videos, CDs and DVDs.

Each kit is packaged for shipment. The park will ship the trunk or kit to your school via UPS. You ship the trunk back to the park on the last date indicated via UPS at your expense. You may pick up and return the trunk in person if you wish to save expenses.

The following trunks and kits are available for free loan to schools in Washington and Idaho within a 150 mile radius of Lake Roosevelt NRA. Others may contact the park for reservation information and availability.

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Ranger Andy and some kids with a mule

Did You Know?
Mules were the utility muscle for life in the late 1800s. When the Fort was active in the 1880s-1890s, over 60 mules made the historic stables their home. They had names like Kiep, Sally, or Ol' No. 7.
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Last Updated: September 25, 2011 at 14:30 MST