Event Category: Nature

Learn the legend behind the naturally occurring stone cross formations and travel to the special location in the park to search for your own “fairy stone.” After a short presentation on what you will be looking for, we will head to the site.

Ever wonder what dolls of the 18th century frontier looked like or what they were made of?

Nature Journals are great way to practice intentional observation of your surroundings.

Westmoreland State Park is home to 5 ambassador animals: Reba McEntire the Corn snake, Stevie Nicks the King snake, and three Red-Eared Sliders, Ella Fitzgerald, Patsy Cline, and Earl Scruggs.

Did you know owls get ‘hairballs?’ About once a day, an owl spits up a ball of hair and bones called an owl pellet which is actually the ‘leftovers’ from their most recent meals.

Amid the hardships of the American Civil War, soldiers found strength in the bonds they formed and the small comforts of daily life.

Who made those footprints?

This is the kind of Sunday program where you wander down the beach, stumble into a ranger-led arts and craft activities, and end up staying way longer than planned!

Learn the legend behind the naturally occurring stone cross formations and travel to the special location in the park to search for your own “fairy stone.” After a short presentation on what you will be looking for, we will head to the site.

Explore the Chesapeake Bay through the animals that live in it!