Reading visit to Shenandoah will provide kids with memories that last a lifetime. Check the park newspaper for a current listing of children's programs. Hawks and owls, injured in the wild and then rehabilitated, are the stars of this program. Be sure to bring flashlights and your best owl imitation. See the park bulletin boards and the park newspaper for current programs and schedules.
Pony rides are available for younger children.
In the still, early hours of the morning, go fishing for native brook trout. Check at a visitor center for more information. Become a Junior Ranger Available in the summer season at visitor centers and gift shops, the Junior Ranger Program activity book contains puzzles and activities to help kids learn more about the park. Upon completion of the booklet, they can receive a badge designating them as official Junior Rangers. Tracking Animals Winter in Shenandoah is a magical time.