Become A Lake Roosevelt Junior Ranger

Become a Junior Ranger and learn about the tiniest things.

What is a Junior Ranger?

Junior Rangers help park rangers take care of National Parks. They learn about Lake Roosevelt, have fun, and help their friends and families understand how to help protect the parks as well.

Who can be a Junior Ranger?

Anyone! And you can learn about the park anywhere - at your campsite, on the road, or in your own living room. (please, not while driving, thank you) Spend an hour on the lake and enroll in fish school, paddle the watery trails of ancient explorers, find your way through the darkness using stars, and please don't touch the lava! You can write a play, create podcasts, draw a treasure map, or even take a hike!

To earn your badge:

• Click here to download a copy of the book, do the activities, and either email or snail mail it to the park to get your patch.

OR

• Complete any three of the activity pages on the park web site and show us. You can email a picture, send us a video or a sound recording, or even snail mail us and we'll send you your patch. We love to see the beautiful and creative ways that Junior Rangers use to learn about their parks and the world around them.

Snail mail address:
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
1008 Crest Drive
Coulee Dam, WA 99116
Attn: Junior Ranger

Details

Activity

Junior Ranger Program

Pets Allowed

Yes

Activity Fee

No

Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.

Reservations

No

Season

Year Round

Time of Day

Any Time

Accessibility Information

This online Junior Ranger program has multiple accessibility options. You can download the digital booklet, print it, and send it in. Alternatively, follow the link to the park website to find other options for activities, such as creating audio files or verbal descriptions, free-form art, or even creating a video or a play. The program is designed to accept nearly any form of project, with the only requirement of 'showing us' that you did it. This can be in the form of email or snail mail, attached video, photograph, or audio, or even a phone call to the park. For specific questions, please contact us.