Park Passport

What is the Park Passport?

Our Nature-rich Park Passport will guide you and your family to 18 local parks and natural areas where you can find forests, beaches, dunes, lakes, trails and more in our nature-rich community.

If you did 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.
Use 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 previous Park Passports:

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Picking up his Prize!

Shore Acres Park

It's Park Passport Time!

Siblings at ODC Trails

DeGraaf Nature Center

Huizenga Park

Cottonwood Park

Huizenga Park

Upper Macatawa Natural Area

Holland Energy Park

Hawthorn Pond

River Bluff Park

Rabbit River Preserve

Enjoying Lunch at ODC

Bysterveld

Fishing at Huizenga

Upper Macatawa Natural Area

Grand Ravines

Mount Pisgah

Hawthorn Park

Ottawa Sands

Van Raalte Farm Park

Rabbit River Preserve

ODC

Paw Paw Park

Fishing at ODC

ODC

Farview Park

Shore Acres

DeGraaf Nature Center

Didn't get a Park Passport Mailed to You?

Become a member to ensure the 2023 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 previous Park Passports:

Didn't get a Park Passport Mailed to You?

Program Sponsor

ODC Network

Advancing Outdoor Education and Conservation in West Michigan