Be A Junior Ranger

Junior Ranger Program

Although the program is focused on the 6-12 age range, visitors of all ages can participate in a Junior Ranger activity when visiting the park. While kids and their families tour the grounds, they also take time to answer questions in the park's Jr. Ranger activity book. Upon completion, Jr. Ranger cadets will receive a badge and certificate. To get started, ask a ranger for a Junior Ranger booklet when you visit the park!

Scroll down to find out the ways to become a Junior Ranger at this park.

 

Become a Dayton Aviation Heritage NHP Junior Ranger!

Being a Junior Ranger is a great way for your child to get involved with your National Parks. It’s also a great way for the entire family to learn more about Dayton's only National Park and about the National Park Service. All interested future Junior Rangers, between the ages of 6-12, should report to the Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center. At the front desk just ask for a Junior Ranger booklet to get started.

It's fun, FREE, and easy!

Come and join a growing group of kids who are interested in the world around them and involved with their nation's heritage. Become a Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park Junior Ranger. Upon completion of the required activities in the booklet, each participant can receive a Junior Ranger badge at each location and have an official park ranger sign their certificates of completion. Children must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, please feel free to Contact us. Visit the Directions page for information on how to get to the park.

 

More ways to become a
Dayton Aviation Heritage NHP Junior Ranger!

Get the Paul Laurence Dunbar Junior Ranger patch by visiting the Dunbar House and completing the Junior Ranger booklet. Ask the ranger at the front desk for a Junior Ranger booklet to get started.

Earn Junior Ranger wings at Huffman Prairie Flying Field Interpretive Center when you complete the Junior Ranger booklet. Once you arrive, ask a ranger for a Junior Ranger booklet to start your adventure.

 

Click the logo above to visit the WebRangers site.

WebRangers

For more National Park Junior Ranger education and fun, visit the agency's Webrangers site. There, you can learn more about your National Parks through interactive and fun adventures. Trivia, games and virtual trails help make the experience enjoyable and memorable. You can even customize a virtual Ranger Station, earn more rewards, and play new activities! Visit the WebRangers site today!