Frequently Asked Questions

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We believe that every child develops at their own pace.  However, our programs and activities are geared towards the early childhood years, and best support development along a continuum from infancy to approximately age 8.  We welcome homeschooling families and will include any child who wants to spend time playing outside!

No, we do not offer drop-off programming at this time.  A caregiver must be present and responsible for their child(ren) during all programs.

In order to register for a program or event, click the "register here" link located under the program you are looking to join. It will take you to a Google form.

We value community and our mission comes to life when we collaborate, so please let us know if you have any skills or hobbies that can help us grow.

Currently, we will suggest a small materials donation when a program requires us to supply materials.  These donations allow us to cover our costs and further our mission.  We want to ensure that our offerings are accessible to all families.

We love and welcome the experiences rain brings for us. We operate in all-weather (unless hazardous) and ask that you and your child come dressed and ready to be outside, rain or shine.  If you have the right type of gear and layers, play will last longer and remain fun!  

We recommend always dressing in play clothes, the kind you know are going to get messy. On rainy or even wet days, having rain boots and rain suits/pants and jacket are a must.  Better to come with too many clothes and have to take some off than not enough.  When it comes to colder days, layers are essential.

We are building a lending library of gear you can borrow, if needed.  If you'd like to donate any items to help us build this collection, please let us know on our Lending Library page.  We even have one Deuter Kid Comfort hiking backpack available to lend.

Yes, we have first aid/CPR trained facilitators and a fully stocked first aid kit in case of any accidents or injuries.