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Children’s Outdoor Parks Passport
How to Use the Passport
Download and print the
Children’s Outdoor Passport
Visit State Parks and complete the
activity on each page.
In the box on each page, describe your
adventure by writing, drawing, painting,
or any other way to share your
adventure.
Try to complete all the activities in this
book before you turn 14!
Good luck and have FUN!
Play in a
Safe Place
Where:
Date:
Parks can provide a safe place to play and explore.
Explore Nature
Where:
Date:
Parks provide a chance to explore the natural world around you.
Take some time and discover the hidden world of nature.
Learn to Swim
Where:
Date:
Learning to swim is a great summer time activity. Check your local
pools for swimming lessons.
Go Fishing
Where:
Date:
Many parks provide the chance to catch a fish! Grab a fishing pole
and enjoy the challenge.
Follow a Trail
Where:
Date:
Follow a trail and see where it takes you and what you discover on
the way.
Camp Under the
Stars
Where:
Date:
Many parks have campgrounds to camp under the stars, where you
can enjoy the night sky. Go camping with family and friends to
have an overnight adventure.
Ride a Bike
Where:
Date:
Riding a bike is a great way to explore a park. Stay safe and wear a
helmet.
Go Boating
Where:
Date:
Take to the water and go boating. Remember to wear a life jacket.
Connect with the Past
Where:
Date:
Many parks help you connect with the past through historical re-
enactments, tours, and other programs, or you can explore the
past on your own with self-guided activities.
Plant a Seed
Where:
Date:
Check with the park and see if you can help plant a native seed, or
plant a seed at home.
Unstructured Play
Where:
Date:
Enjoy some time and play freely!
Congratulations!
You have completed the Children’s Outdoor Park
Passport.
Take your completed Children’s Outdoor Park Passport
to a California State Park to get your award signed.