The Wargo Nature Center is preparing to offer a variety of seasonal adventures for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages as the chill of December sets in. Participants in the variety of winter events described on November 22nd can enjoy the icy splendor of the season by engaging in winter crafts, wildlife tracking, and snowshoeing.
On December 22, Wargo will host an adaptable and Inclusive Family Winter Recreation Sampler, which is intended “for children with developmental disabilities and their families to try out Wargo’s new winter adaptive equipment,” according to a notice made by Anoka County. This event aims to highlight inclusivity. On the same day, the adventurous can participate in the Winter Recreation Sampler, which offers a variety of strenuous outdoor pursuits and an opportunity to experience Minnesota’s icy terrain without having to bundle up indoors.
Last but not least, the Nature Center has two full-day camps that are ready to provide an exciting educational experience in the middle of winter. On December 23, the 8–10-year-olds can attend the Winter Wildlife Explorations camp, and on December 30, the 10–13-year-olds can attend the Winter Recreation Adventure camp, where they can “explore the wintery world of Wargo,” according to the schedule.
On the lighter side, Wargo has planned a number of other events throughout December that will appeal to all ages. From the entertaining ‘Once Upon a Story Time’ free event for young children and their parents to the creative creations in the ‘Eco-Art Series: Nature Ornament’ workshop for children aged five and up, not to mention the ‘Forest Bathing’ session for adults over twelve who want to unwind in the company of nature, and the ‘Gingerbread House Making’ event for crafty adults, it’s a flurry of pre-holiday fun for the inquisitive and artistic.
The Wargo Nature Center is definitely growing into a destination for nature lovers looking to inject a little adventure into their vacation with a variety of free and paid activities, such as the ‘Snowshoe Hike’ and ‘Learn to Cross-Country Ski’ classes. The Winter Solstice Celebration is a free and joyous event on December 21 that invites everyone to end the year in an active manner. Future adventurers should immediately visit the Anoka County Parks website for registration and other information.
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