Goose Creek State Park Calendar of Events for June, 2016 | Eastern North Carolina Now

News Release:

      Saturday, June 4, 2016       National Trails Day Hike       10:00 am

    To celebrate National Trails Day a ranger will be leading a leisurely one-mile hike along the Pamlico River and out to Mallard Creek. The hike will highlight large live oak trees draped in Spanish moss, a mixed hardwood forest carpeted with a lush grassy understory and scenic stops along the water’s edge. Please meet the ranger at the swim beach parking lot.

      Friday, June 10, 2016       Funyaking       10:00 am

    Meet at the swim beach and learn how to kayak by playing games. This program is for ages 10-18 years old. Space is limited, so registration is required. Please call the park at (252) 923-2191 to register. Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting wet. Bring a towel and wear sunscreen.

Take a leisurely walk in Goose Creek State Park: Above.     photo by Stan Deatherage     Click image to expand.

      Saturday, June 11, 2016       Flatty Creek Trail Hike       10:00 am

    Hike through upland forests that incorporates sections of boardwalk that cross wetlands. Meet at the entrance to the campground.

      Friday, June 17, 2016       Campfire Cooking       5:00 pm

    Increase your camping skills and savor a meal cooked over the campfire. Meet at the Campground Amphitheater. Bring a camp chair and something to drink. Space is limited, so registration is required. Please call the park at (252) 923-2191 to register. All ages are welcome.

      Saturday, June 18, 2016       Intro to Kayaking       11:00 am

    Meet at Dinah’s Landing boat ramp to learn the basics of kayaking such as paddling, entering and exiting the boat and safety precautions. After the class we will explore Goose Creek. Space is limited, so registration is required. Please call the park at (252) 923-2191 to register. Wear clothes that you do not mind getting wet, shoes that strap on and sunscreen.

      Saturday, June 25, 2016       A Beginner’s Guide to Fishing       10:00 am

    Have you ever wanted to go fishing but didn’t know quite how to begin? This program will cover everything from fishing regulations, the types of fish caught in the area, tackle, bait and basic fishing knots. Please meet at the park’s visitor center.


    Contact:

     Vanessa Fischer

       Goose Greek State Park

       2190 Camp Leach Road
       Washington, NC 27889

       Phone: (252) 923-2191  •  vanessa.fischer@ncparks.gov
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