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Family in Nature - Deception Pass

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Family in Nature is a fun and highly interactive, nature-based program designed for children ages 2 to 5 years old. Each session lasts approximately 90 minutes and focuses on various aspects of nature found in the park. The programs include story time, creative play, and parent-led activities and crafts. Our goal is to create a warm and welcoming space where you and your little ones can enjoy the wonders of Deception Pass together.

Program Title: Winter Wonderland

Description: Snow?! Join us for a magical snow experience and to learn how animals in the park prepare for winter through games and crafts. 

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Directions

48.3929914, -122.6499496

Details are included in the registration confirmation email. 

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