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SNOW DAY • JANUARY 29(More information on page 8)

MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVAL • MARCH 12(More information on page 13)

FAMILY EARTH DAY CELEBRATION • APRIL 23(More information on page 12)

KIDS FISHING CLINIC • MAY 7(More information on page 13)

P A R K S I N F O R M AT I O N & R E S E R V AT I O N S

LIKE ANOKA COUNTY PARKS ONANOKA COUNTY PARKS MISSION STATEMENT

To positively impact the quality of life in Anoka County by providing parks, outdoor recreation, and leisure services for the public. Our mission

encompasses protection of the natural environment, improving the health of citizens,

and supporting a strong local economy.

PARKS OFFICE • 763-324-3300

BUNKER BEACH WATER PARK • 763-324-3310

CAMPING RESERVATIONS • 763-324-3330

CHOMONIX GOLF COURSE • 763-324-3434

PAVIL ION RESERVATIONS • 763-324-3300

PARK SERVICES • 763-324-3360

WARGO NATURE CENTER • 763-324-3350

FACEBOOK@AnokaCountyParks

INSTAGRAM@anokacountyparks

TWITTER@AnokaCountyPark

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Look for this logo throughout the guide for interest ing facts about parks and recreat ion.


January 6Wargo Nature Center, 10 - 11:15 am or 1 - 2:15 pm

Ages 2-5 In the cold winter months animals have different ways of surviving. Come learn through a story and outdoor exploration about the ways animals live through the winter. Pre-registration with accompanying adult is required. $5/child, $3/adult +tax

ANIMALS IN WINTER

February 3Wargo Nature Center, 10 - 11:15 am or 1 - 2:15 pm

Ages 2-5 Let’s explore the very cool world of ice and snow! We’ll investigate the cool features of ice and snow through outdoor play and a story. Pre-registration with accompanying adult is required.$5/child, $3/adult +tax

ICE AND SNOW

March 3Wargo Nature Center, 10 - 11:15 am or 1 - 2:15 pm

Ages 2-5 The days are getting longer, but many animals still are active under the cover of the dark. Come join us as we explore the world of these night animals through exploration and a story. Pre-registration with accompanying adult is required. $5/child, $3/adult +tax

NIGHT ANIMALS

Winter Session; January 5 – March 16 Spring Session; March 30 – June 8Wargo Nature Center, Wednesdays 9:30 - 11:30 am

Ages 4-5 Join us for a season or register for the whole school year! We will spend Wednesday mornings adventuring and learning out on Wargo’s wooded peninsula, exploring different nature topics and seasonal changes along the way. In addition to guided activities, each week will include a free-explore time where participants will be encouraged to follow their senses and create their own adventure with new friends! This is a great hands-on experience for young children. Pre-registration is required. $110/session +tax

FOREST KIDS CLUB

January 22, Snow Sports (Snowshoeing)February 26, Bird StudyMarch 5, ForestryApril 16, NatureWargo Nature Center, 10 am - 12 pm

Join naturalists at Wargo Nature Center for a series of programs that will provide opportunities to fulfill requirements for Boy Scout merit badges. These programs will include activities that are designed to meet 3-6+ requirements. Pre-registration required for scouts. No cost for adults and scout leaders. Participants must be accompanied by adult/leader.$6/scout (+tax), FREE for adults

BOY SCOUT MERIT BADGE SESSIONS

April 2Wargo Nature Center, 10 - 11:15 am or 1 - 2:15 pm

Ages 2-5 Spring is on its way, though signs of winter might still be hanging around. We may have rain, snow, slush, mud, or a little of all of it but we can explore! Come and explore our woods and see what is changing! Pre-registration with accompanying adult is required. $5/child, $3/adult +tax

WEEKEND NATURE PLAY: SEASONAL FUN!

April 7Wargo Nature Center, 10 - 11:15 am or 1 - 2:15 pm

Ages 2-5 Spring is on the way and animals like turtles will soon become more active. We’ll learn about the fascinating lives of turtles through outdoor play, viewing real turtle artifacts, and a story.Pre-registration with accompanying adult is required. $5/child, $3/adult +tax

TOTALLY TURTLES

Experience the wonders of nature with your 2-5 year old child through outdoor play, stories and crafts. Programs are held the first Thursday of each month and will involve outdoor exploration. Please be prepared for the weather and ready to play! AM & PM sessions are both available.

NATURE PLAY

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Third Thursday of every month October - MayWargo Nature Center, 10 am - 12 pm or 1 - 3 pm

Wargo has homeschool programs for students in K-12th grade! Programs start in October and are held the third Thursday of the month through May. Each topic is created to be age appropriate and topics change each year. We pride ourselves in having staff who are experienced and well educated in the field of environmental learning. These topics may help you meet standards and fill in areas that require outdoor learning and science skills. Pre-registration is required. $5/child +tax

HOMESCHOOL PROGRAMS

DATE GRADES K-2 GRADES 3-5 GRADES 6-12

January 20 Nature Detectives Ice Fishing/Kicksledding Cross Country Skiing

February 17 The Life of a Voyageur Wildlife Tracking Animal Dissections

March 17 Magnificent Maples Fire Making Wolves

April 21 Sounds of Spring Ancient Cooking Ancient Cooking

May 19 Scaly or Slimy? Birds Insects and Allies

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January 15Wargo Nature Center, 1 - 3 pm

Ages 11+ Learn about ice, take a walk on the pond to measure the ice thickness, and then make your own luminary out of ice. Apply leaves, toys, twigs and other objects. Bring a large yogurt container, Ice cream bucket and a favorite small plastic animal or superhero from home, and we’ll show you what to do. A few ice globes will be provided. Take your luminary home to freeze. Sample pre made luminaries will be on hand. Extra materials will be available! Pre-registration required. $8/person +tax

CREATIVE ICE LUMINARIES

January 8February 26March 12Wargo Nature Center, 10 am - 12 pm

Ages 14+ Join certified wildlife tracker Eric Vehe for a series on how to become a more competent wildlife tracker while also exploring the fascinating story of wildlife on the landscape in winter. Each session will include a brief introduction to a particular aspect of tracking. We will then explore the winter landscape at Wargo to apply these skills. Pre-registration required. Enroll in all three sessions to receive a discounted rate!$9/person +tax, per single session$21/person +tax, for all 3 sessions

WINTER WILDLIFE TRACKING SERIES

March 19Wargo Nature Center, 11 am - 12:30 pm

Ages 16+ Join Certified Forest Therapy Guide Cinde Morris for an introduction and how-to in the Japanese art of Shinrin-yoku or forest bathing. This indoor how-to presentation will cover the benefits of forest bathing, how to set up your own location for it, and tips for forest bathing outside The presentation will be followed by a brief practice session outside (weather permitting) or sensory practice indoors.Pre-registration required. $15/person +tax

INTRODUCTION TO FOREST BATHING

April 2; 12-1 pm, Agates & Agate Lookalikes (BH)

April 16; 12-1 pm, Waking Up from Winter: Wildflowers, Insects, and More (CRD)

May 14; 8:45-10:00 pm, Attracting and Photographing Moths (BH)

May 21; 12-1 pm, Invertebrate and Insect Bioblitz (BH)

June 4; 12-1 pm, Butterfly and Bee Bonanza (BH)

June 18; 9-10 pm, Attracting and Photographing Moths (CRD)

Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park (CRD) & Bunker Hills Regional Park (BH)

Ages 12+ Join field guide author and local naturalist Brett Ortler to explore the fascinating natural history found in Anoka County Parks. Each program will have a particular focus, but also an opportunity explore whatever unique things are found in the parks. Pre-registration required. FREE

NATURALIST EXPLORATIONS

April 26; 9 – 11 amRice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve

April 29; 9 – 11 amCoon Rapids Dam Regional Park, Visitor Center

All Ages Join an experienced birder on a walk through one of Anoka County’s beautiful parks. Enjoy seeing or hearing 20 to 60+ species of birds. A checklist of Minnesota birds and a map of each area will be provided. All birding abilities are welcome. Binoculars will be available for use. Pre-registration required. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a registered adult. $5/person +tax

BIRD WALK SERIES

January 11; Wildlife TrackingFebruary 15; Showshoeing & Snowshoe HistoryMarch 8; Minnesota’s Deer: White-tailed, Moose, Elk, & CaribouApril 12; Frogs & Frog Calls of Spring

May 10; Spring Wildflowers

Wargo Nature Center, 11:30 am - 1 pm

Ages 50+ Grab your lunch and join a naturalist for our Lunch with a Naturalist series. These monthly presentations will include local natural or cultural history information and possibly a relaxing stroll on the trails at Wargo. Pre-registration is not required. FREE

LUNCH WITH A NATURALIST

Ages 18+ Join Certified Forest Therapy Guide Cinde Morris for a meditative and immersive walk practicing the Japanese art of Shinrin-yoku or forest bathing. This practice will help guide your sensory awareness and focus in a calming walk. This program will be entirely outdoors, so please dress for the weather and ground conditions. Pre-registration required.$30/person +tax

FOREST BATHING

April 20; 3 - 5 pmApril 22; 5 - 7 pmWargo Nature Center

E N R I C H M E N TP R O G R A M S

Upon Request - 763-324-3446Wargo Nature Center

Want to try something new? Explore the parks on fat tire bikes with a guide and group of family or friends! Call Wargo Nature Center for more information or to schedule a trip 763-324-3446. $100/group + tax

FAT TIRE BIKING - GROUP RESERVATION

SAND & SNOW

FAT TIRE BIKE

W I N T E R E Q U I P M E N T

R E N T A L

Rental equipment may not be taken out of the park where it was rented.

$6/rental - 3 hour max.

+ $10 for a dai ly MN

State sk i pass

$5 for up to 2 hours

$5 for up to 2 hours Wargo Nature Center

Bunker Hi l l s Campground

Coon Rapids Dam

Wargo Nature Center

Bunker Hi l l s Campground

Chomonix Golf Course

Coon Rapids Dam

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Have a birthday party with Wargo Nature Center! Here’s the perfect party idea for your budding naturalist. Each session is two hours long so you can enjoy a naturalist-led program for the first 45-minutes and then use the remaining time for your party. The presentation may include live animals, games, and outdoor exploration! You will have the use of a private classroom as well as the outdoor areas.Please call 763-324-3350 for more info. $125/group +tax, $65/hour extra classroom time +tax

ANOKA COUNTY PARKS • CITY OF BLAINE • CITY OF L INO LAKES

JANUARY 29, 1 - 4 PM, FREE EVENTA T W A R G O N A T U R E C E N T E R

Come play in the snow! The Anoka County Parks & Recreation Department in collaboration with Blaine Parks & Recreation Department, will be offering the 22nd annual Snow Day event. Participants of all ages will have a chance to partake in a variety of activities including: snowshoeing, ice fishing, kick-sledding, fat tire biking, winter crafts, live animals and more. Pre-registration required. This is a FREE event.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

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Snowshoeing, January 22; 1 – 3 pm Cross-Country Skiing, February 15; 1 – 3 pmFull Moon Snowshoeing, February 16; 6 – 8 pmRice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve

Women Ages 18+ Looking for a new way to enjoy the great outdoors in the winter? Try cross-country skiing or snowshoeing through our Women’s Winter Workshop series. These women-only workshops are a great way to learn or practice your cross-country skiing and snowshoeing while meeting other women who love the outdoors. Pre-registration is required and equipment is included in the program fee.Snowshoeing $7/person +taxCross-County Skiing $15/person +tax

WOMEN’S WINTER WORKSHOPS

February 16Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park, 6 - 8 pm

Ages 8+ Enjoy the beautiful ski trails or go off trail with snowshoes. You can choose to cross country ski or snowshoe under the light of a full moon. Coon Rapids Dam is a beautiful place to do either! Staff will be along to get everyone set up with equipment and show you where to go. Equipment included in program fee. Pre-registration required. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a registered adult.$15/adult and $7/child (15 and under) +tax

SKI & SNOWSHOE BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON

Ages 8+ Cross-country skiing is great exercise and a fun way to get outdoors in the winter. What better place to learn than in one of Anoka County’s beautiful parks! Our introductory classes are appropriate for people of all abilities. The activity fee includes ski rental, instruction, and cross-country skiing through our scenic Anoka County Parks. No experience necessary. Pre-registration required. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a registered adult. $15/adult, $10/child + tax

LEARN TO CROSS-COUNTRY SKI

January 9; 10 am – 12 pmFebruary 8; 2 – 4 pmCoon Rapids Dam Regional Park, Visitor Center

January 19; 1 – 3 pmFebruary 5; 1 - 3 pmFebruary 20; 11 am – 1 pmChomonix Golf Course, Ski Area

February 24; 1 – 3 pm Bunker Hills Regional Park, Campground Visitor Center

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A winter ful l moon is l ike a summer

sun. I t ’s up for a long t ime and

takes a high path through the sky.

In the darkest months, the moon, at

least when i t ’s fu l l , g ives us long,

beaut i fu l ly l i t n ights.


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January 29Wargo Nature Center, 1 - 4 pm (Snow Day Event, No Registration Required)

March 20Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park, Visitor Center, 1 – 3 pm

April 10Rice Creek Chain of Lakes, Centerville Beach, 1 – 3 pm

Ages 16+ These stable and easy to ride fat tire bikes can be used on a wide variety of surfaces including snow, sand, and trails. This introductory level class is designed to show novice riders how much fun fat tire bikes can be. Some bike riding experience required. Pre-registration required. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a registered adult. $15/person +tax

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M AY 7C O O N R A P I D S D A M R E G I O N A L P A R K , 9 A M - 1 2 P M

Jo in Wargo Nature Center and the City of L ino Lakes for a FREE fun-f i l led fami ly Earth Day celebrat ion complete with bouncy house and refreshments. Learn about Wargo’s unique offer ings, make your own earth art project to take home, enjoy enterta inment and act iv i t ies , and explore the tra i l s in the lovely spr ing weather! Also be sure to v is i t the Earth Day Eco-Fair, where local organizat ions and businesses wi l l provide resources and information on how to be a good steward to the earth.


Minnesota is home to several nat ive

species of maples. Whi le Sugar Maple is

most commonly tapped, the other species

can also be tapped. Different maples wi l l

produce different syrup qual i t ies based

on vary ing amounts of sugar and other

e lements unique to their saps. Other

maple species able to be tapped inc lude

Red Maple, S i lver Maple, and Boxelder

(a lso known as Ash- leaf Maple) . B lack

Walnut and birches can be tapped as wel l .


M A R C H2 - 4 P M

$ 5 / p e r s o n ( + t a x )

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of gathering maple sap and cooking it down to make

maple syrup and sugar. We’ll go through the syrup

process, do some maple crafts, participate in a spring

scavenger hunt, and taste treats using maple syrup.

Fun for the whole family! Pre-registration is required.

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MAPLE SYRUPF E S T I V A L

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FREEEVENT

It’s time to celebrate spring! Learn about the tradition of gathering maple sap and cooking it

down to make maple syrup and sugar. We’ll go through the syrup process, make maple crafts,

participate in a spring scavenger hunt. Fun for the whole family! Pre-registration is required.

For more information call Wargo Nature Center at 763-324-3350. $5/person +tax

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SUMMER DAY CAMPS RETURNING 2022! MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE IN FEBRUARY.

EARTH DAYSERVICE PROJECTBefore the Celebration,10 am – 12 pm

Come help us in an outdoor service project to benefit, beautify, and prepare the natural environment surrounding Wargo Nature Center for the upcoming summer!

Please call 763-324-3350 or email [email protected] for details and to sign up.

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P A R T N E R SBUNKER PARK STABLE

Located in Bunker Hills Regional Park, Bunker Park Stable provides a full range of horse riding programs and activities for children and adults of every ability and skill level.Reservations are required for all activities

bunkerparkstable.com • 763-757-9445

RAPIDS ARCHERY CLUB

Rapids Archery Club, located in the archery complex in Bunker Hills Park. Rapids Archery Club supports a 24 lane indoor archery ranger for scheduled open shooting and five outdoor shooting ranges. As a membership-based organization Rapids Archery Club has promoted the sport of archery through lessons, leagues, and tournaments since 1957. All ranges are open to the public.

rapidsarchery.net • [email protected]

ANOKA COUNTY 4-H

In 4-H, young people build the skills they need for a lifetime through project learning and leadership programs. Our diverse range of 4-H programs are open to youth in kindergarten through one year past high school.

www3.extension.umn.edu/county/anoka • [email protected]

MASTER GARDENER

Master Gardeners are University of Minnesota-trained volunteers whose role is to educate the public with research-based information on the best practices in consumer horticulture and environmental stewardship. Visit their website to learn about many classes and services.

anokamastergardners.org • 763-324-3495 •

ANOKA COUNTY RECYCLING & RESOURCE SOLUTIONS

Your go to guide for recycling & disposal information at home, work and at play. Recycling is easy and convenient within Anoka County Parks. Look for the blue rolling carts with green lids throughout the parks system.

AnokaCounty.us/recycle • 763-324-3400

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CAMPING CAMPING CLOSE TO HOME

Anoka County a lso offers group campsites for 30-60 people.

$55 / night$20 / night 30 amp - $28 / night50 amp - $32 / night


CAMPING CAN INCREASE FOCUS AND ENERGY LEVELS

Outs ide of lower ing stress levels and reducing symptoms of depress ion, nature has other

restorat ive propert ies. The Ontar io Parks blog bel ieves nature can improve our focus and

increase energy levels . That’s part ly because camping is one of the best ways to reset your

biological c lock. A smal l study showed that campers natural ly fe l l as leep and woke up ear l ier

than usual , synching up their body c lock with nature’s dai ly rhythm.

Improving focus and energy levels can go a long way in our modern day world. So, i f you feel

l ike you’re in a rut at work, or you just need to mix things up, a camping tr ip could be just

the thing your body and mind needs.


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DOG PARK

FISHING

GEOCACHING

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HORSEBACK RIDING/TRAILS

HORSESHOES

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MEETING FACILITIES

MONUMENT

OBSERVATION AREAS

PICNIC PAVILIONS

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REGIONAL PARKS

Bunker Hi l ls Regional ParkCoon Rapids Dam Regional Park

Lake George Regional ParkMart in- Is land-L inwood Lakes Regional Park

Miss iss ippi West Regional ParkRice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve

Riverfront Regional ParkRum River Centra l Regional Park

COUNTY PARKS

Coon Lake County ParkIs lands of Peace ParkKordiak County Park

Locke ParkManomin Park

Rum River North County ParkRum River South County Park

A N O K A C O U N T Y P A R K S L O C AT I O N S

P A R K S L O C A T I O N S

A N O K A C O U N T Y P A R K S . C O M

W A R G O N AT U R E C E N T E R P A R K S D E P A R T M E N T O F F I C E 7701 Main Street

Lino Lakes, MN 55038763-324-3350

550 Bunker Lake Boulevard NWAndover, MN 55304

763-324-3300

ANOKA COUNTY PHOTO/VIDEO POLICY - Periodically we take pictures and video of participants in various programs, special events, or people using County facilities. Photos or video may be used by Anoka County for

promotional materials.

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SPRINGLAKE PARK

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REGIONAL PARK

REGIONAL PARK

COUNTY PARK

CONSERVATION AREA

REGIONAL PARKNATURAL AREA

CONSERVATION AREA

Lake George Sandhill Crane

Rum River North

Martin-Island-Linwood Lakes

Coon Lake

Rum River South

Bunker Hills

Columbus Lake

Cedar CreekRum River Central

Mississippi West

Rice Creek Chain of Lakes

Coon Rapids Dam

LockeManomin

Islands of Peace

Riverfront Kordiak

WARGONATURECENTER

CHOMONIXGOLF COURSE

BUNKERBUNKERSTABLES

BEACHWATERPARK

BANFILL LOCKECENTER FOR THE ARTS

RIEDELFARMHOUSE

C H O M O N I X . C O M / / 7 6 3 - 3 2 4 - 3 4 3 4

J O I N F O R O N LY $ 1 0 5 - S I G N U P O N L I N E A N D S A V E 5 %

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S I G N U P T O D AYR E C E I V E A $ 1 3 9 V A L U E

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WAT C H F O R C A R D I O C L U B S E A S O N PA S S E S TO G O O N S A L E I N A P R I L

SAVE $10 ON AN OVER 48” PASS AND $5 ON AN UNDER 48” PASS

P U R C H A S E Y O U R S E A S O N PA S S E S A T B U N K E R B E A C H . C O M

SALE PRICEGuest Over 48” $90.00 Guest Under 48” $70.00

TIME OFFEREDJanuary 10, 2022 through

February 14, 2022 unt i l 4 :30 pm

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