Catching a fish on a hand tied fly that you made can be an extremely rewarding experience! Join the Park Naturalist for basic fly tying instruction and some watershed education, every Wednesday evening in February from 6:00pm - 7:30pm. Participants will develop and build upon new fly tying skills each week through hands-on instruction! Your registration is for each of the evening classes: Feb. 5, 12, 19, & 26. All materials will be provided and participants will leave with the flies they tied! Cost for this four-part program series is $15 per person and must be paid before the first scheduled Read More

Join us as we celebrate Washington Birthday, the Sunday before Presidents day. Bring/make birthday cards for General Washington, enjoy some birthday cake, and take part in various activities/demonstrations. This event is free to attend, and takes place from 11-2 at the Washington Crossing Historic Park Visitor Center in Pennsylvania

  We welcome you to join us for a fun day of dendrology education, pancakes, and warm maple syrup!  On Saturday, February 22nd, plan to spend some time in the Washington Crossing Historic Park “sugar bush” as you learn the process and history of maple syrup production!  This family friendly event will be held at the General Greene Pavilion with pancakes being served from 11:00am – 2:00pm, and hand on stations that demonstrate the craft of maple sugaring.  This is a FREE EVENT, but registration is required to attend.  To register please follow the link HERE.