Fall 2020 Explorer Magazine
Our fall program guide for September through December, 2020.
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Hendricks County Parks Website Gets Overhauled
It’s been a long time coming, but our website — thanks to Fresh Picked Websites — has finally received a much-needed overhaul. Obviously, since you’re reading this, you’ve already noticed the massive changes in the color scheme and layout of the site, but as you delve more into our new website, you’ll discover a long list…
Scouting Programs
Learn more about the Scouting opportunities available through Hendricks County Parks & Recreation!
Maple Syrup Days Coming to McCloud Nature Park March 4 and 11
A fun, free and educational annual family event, Maple Syrup Days are returning to McCloud Nature Park on March 4 and March 11, celebrating the park’s sugar maple trees and the delectable sweetness that they produce. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on each Saturday, visitors to McCloud Nature Park can step back in time…
Every Drop Counts
by Linda Nichols, Assistant Naturalist Water. Water is often taken for granted. However, when one stops and really focuses on the water that engulfs their life, they discover water is more than a chemical substance. Religions across the world use water as part of their rituals. Water provides memories for us. How many remember bathing…
Make Your Own Atlatl!
Make your own atlatl at McCloud Nature Park on Feb. 17.
McCloud Nature Park Truss Bridge Redecked
Just in time for spring, the iconic truss bridge at McCloud Nature Park has a new deck and is ready for the park’s peak visitation season. Designed by Hendricks County Parks & Recreation Park Manager Jim Holtsclaw and completed by the department’s maintenance crew over the winter, the redecking project was done at no cost…