New events are scheduled every Wednesday so check back often.
Current Events
When: October (date and time to be determined)
Where: Park Office
Park Volunteer Training
If you are thinking of becoming a Park Volunteer join us for a group training session with Pizza to follow. More information will be available later this fall. RSVP required.
Full Moon Snowshoe Hike
Typically January - March
Date and Time Varies
Check with the park office as this event is dependent on snow conditions and staffing availability. The event occurs on weekends when the moon is most nearly full. Times vary but typically around sunset. The event begins at the Yampatheater parking lot and follows the trail to the top of Pinnacle Peak. S’mores and hot chocolate are served afterward.
If you have snow shoes bring them. The park has some snowshoes available on a first come first served basis. This event is free.
There are no camp talks currently scheduled. The events listed below include presentations providing during summer months.
Events Coming Soon
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Archery
Learn the sport of Archery.
Batty Bats
When: Not currently scheduled
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Learn about the unique attributes that makes bats part of Mother Nature’s Pest Control.
Butterflies
When: Not Currently Scheduled
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Learn about our native butterflies.
Campfire & S’mores
When: Not Currently Scheduled
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Join park rangers for s’mores around the campfire.
Cast Iron Cooking 101
When: Not Currently Scheduled
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This cooking demonstration includes recipes for cooking in cast iron over a fire and how to maintain your cookware. Following the demonstration, the items cooked will be available for tasting.
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Chili Cookoff
Local groups compete with their chili recipes for bragging rights and medals.
Volunteers are needed for this event to help set up, pass out food, and help clean up. Please contact the park if you can help out.
Fish to Fork
When: Not Currently Scheduled
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Park rangers discuss fish management at the park including native and invasive species. Removal of the non-native species, walleye and pike, are discussed. There will be a demonstration of fish filleting and observers get to enjoy fish tacos.
Fishing Seminar
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Join us for a relaxing morning of fishing and try to catch some of our pike, walleye, or trout.
“Gyotaku” Fish Printing
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Learn about the ancient Japanese art of fish painting and make your own piece of artwork.
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It’s a Bug’s World
Learn about insects in this informative talk.
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Invasive Species
Learn why invasive species are harmful to the environment and bad for native species.
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Park History
Learn the history of Stagecoach Reservoir and State Park.
Pelican Talk
When: Not Currently Scheduled
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Learn about the white pelican that visit the reservoir each summer.
Skulls and Furs
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Learn about the animals found in the park from their skulls and fur.
Star Party
When: Not Currently Scheduled
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Join Paul McCudden and Rangers from the Park for a night under the stars for some incredible stargazing. There will be telescopes available for you to view the planets and stars.