Park Passport

What is the Park Passport?

Our annual Park Passport program is ready for your exploration!

With 12 NEW sites and all new questions, the 2021 Nature-rich Park Passport will guide you and your family to 16 local parks and natural areas where you can find forests, beaches, dunes, lakes, trails and more in our nature-rich community.

Check your mailboxes the week of March 8th for the 2021 Park Passport. If you do not receive a mailed Park Passport, please click the button below or stop into the visitor center at DeGraaf Nature Center or Outdoor Discovery Center to pick up your own!

Completing your Nature-rich Community Park Passport:

Visit some participating parks.
Walk the trails and make sure to read the signs.
Record your answer to the “Challenge Question.”
Present your passport and tear-out form at the ODC or Degraaf Nature Center to receive a prize.

Participant Photos from the 2020 Park Passport:

These pictures were shared using #NatureRichWestMI

Didn't get a Park Passport Mailed to You?

Become a member to ensure the 2022 Park Passport and future Program Guides get mailed to your house! Memberships range from $25 for an individual and $50 for a family, perks include, but aren’t limited to:

ODC-Network

Park Passport

What is the Park Passport?

Completing your Nature-rich Community Park Passport:

Participant Photos from the 2020 Park Passport:

Didn't get a Park Passport Mailed to You?

Program Sponsor

ODC Network

Advancing Outdoor Education and Conservation in West Michigan