Stop by the Wildlife Center and make your very own bat to take home.

Celebrate National Bat Week with your young learners by attending a reading of Little Red Bat by Carole Gerber, followed by a walk out to the Bat Condo

Join a park educator and learn about Pennsylvania’s bats followed by a showing of the Secret World of Bats. Meet in the Campground Amphitheater.

Learn about Waterfowl Migration at Sinnemahoning State Park then enjoy a showing of the PBS Nature Special An Original DUCKumentary. Parking is available for the general public at the amphitheater.

Celebrate the history and culture of the First Fork Sinnemahoning Valley with local authors, artists and artisans showcasing their talents amidst a backdrop of full autumn color.  The 2024 line-up will include music from Van Wagner, local history and interactive programs, live demonstrations, local authors, artists, and craftspeople, food and drink vendors.  More details will be provided as…

Whoooo is that hooting in the woods? Join a park naturalist for a presentation on Pennsylvania's native owl species and find out. Parking is available for the general public at the amphitheater.

Enjoy a guided ride through the park on the Lowlands Trail. Bring your own bike or check out one of the park’s loaner bikes. A park educator will lead the trip. Pre-Registration is Required if you plan to use one of the park's bikes. To register, please visit https://nrintradcnr.dcnr.pa.gov/eventregistration/Registration/Details/10746

Learn about the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s elk reintroductions in 1913 & 1926 as well as the history of elk management in Pennsylvania.

Join us in the Wildlife Center Classroom to learn about Fall Foliage.  Make your own leaf rubbing craft to take home.

Discover how antlers grow, what conditions make the largest antlers, and how to measure and score elk antlers. Adults and older kids.