Most programs start at 10 AM and run between 1 and 2 hours. The number of participants and program fees vary based upon the program and the number of attendees.  Call ahead for details.

Groups may choose to bring a bag lunch and are welcome to use the picnic tables outside the museum. Teachers and parents accompanying the group should be aware that the reservation has a "carry-in, carry-out" policy and visitors must take their trash with them when they leave. Visiting teachers will be expected to monitor the collection of litter and garbage from their group.

American Indian Program: Includes presentations about the tools, toys, and foods of the Indians of the region. Also, a short forest hike, native stories, and a visit to the museum’s authentic, full-sized wigwam is included. Offered September- December, and April –May. Grades K – Adult

Maple Sugaring Program: Provides children with an introduction to this traditional and unique late-winter activity. Tree biology, sap collection, evaporation process, and historical methods of making maple sugar are discussed. Students get to help tap a tree, collect sap, and of course take a “taste test.” Offered mid-February through mid-March .
Grades K – Adult

Pond or Stream Study Program: Gives participants an exciting look at pond or stream life. Students explore a section of a pond or stream and discover some of the aquatic plants, insects, crayfish, amphibians, and other animals that thrive in the reservation’s wetlands, ponds, and streams. Offered April through May.
Grades K – Adult

Nature Ecology Program: Introduces participants to the fascinating variety of plant and animal life in our area. The reservation's fields, woods, and wetlands provide an exciting setting for nature study unsurpassed in our region. Topics can include habitats, animal tracking, and general forest ecology, and will vary according to season of the year. Specific ecology topics may also be requested. Offered February through November.