Beach Scavenger Hunt - All Abilities Family program, FREE PROGRAM
NYS Parks is running a beach scavenger hunt designed for families with varying physical and developmental abilities at Sunken Meadow's Nature Center. The program gives kids a guided way to explore the shoreline and beach ecosystem. Park at Lot 1 and head to the Nature Center building—it's free, no registration mentioned.
NYS Parks is running a beach scavenger hunt designed for families with varying physical and developmental abilities at Sunken Meadow’s Nature Center. The program gives kids a guided way to explore the shoreline and beach ecosystem. Park at Lot 1 and head to the Nature Center building—it’s free, no registration mentioned.
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