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Sea Glass Jewelry Making Activity
Enjoy a free sea glass jewelry making activity each Wednesday from 10am-4pm in the Education Commons in the Historic District at Crystal Cove State Park (Park in the Los Trancos lot - PCH inland at stoplight Los Trancos then walk across the street or take the shuttle.) Learn how to turn sea glass into a one of a kind creation. $15 day use fee.
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Ancient Geology
Crystal Cove State Park is hosting an ancient geology hike along the coastal section of the park on Saturday, May 26 from 10am-12:30. Visit several diverse and geologically outstanding sites which all display a story from a different geologic time. Meet at the Berns Environmental Study Loop Amphitheater (PCH inland at stoplight School-State Park follow the signs to the Campground/Moro day use.) $15 day-use fee.
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Beachside Chat
Stop by Ranger Alex’s Beachside Chat table on Saturday, May 26 from 12-3pm and learn about some of the fun and interesting animals that live at Crystal Cove State Park. Find Alex and her bounty of nature props near the Historic District Education Commons by the Beachcomber Cafe. Park in the Los Trancos lot (PCH inland at stoplight Los Trancos then walk through the tunnel or take the shuttle.) Day-use fee: $5/per hour (max. $15).
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Family Hike
Spring is an exciting time to learn about our local nature. Join a park naturalist on a family nature hike at Crystal Cove State Park to learn about the plants and animals living in the park on Sunday, May 27 at 9am. Meet at the Berns Amphitheater (PCH inland at stoplight School-State Park follow the signs to the Campground/Moro day use.) $15 day-use fee.
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Memorial Day Nature Hike
Take a guided interpretive hike on the unofficial “first day of summer” into the backcountry at Crystal Cove State Park on Monday, May 28 at 9am. A volunteer naturalist will share fun facts about the plants and animals that live in the park. Meet at the Berns Amphitheater (PCH inland at stoplight School-State Park follow the signs to the Campground/Moro day use.) $15 day-use parking fee.
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