Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Hop, slither, or turtle trot on over to the Nature Center’s Auditorium to see our resident reptiles and amphibians eat their live meals!

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes support all nutritional and health needs of the ambassador animals at the Indiana Dunes State Park Nature Center.

Team up with staff and fellow volunteers to give your local national park some extra care and attention!

Equipment and protective gear will be provided - just bring your energy and love for the great outdoors.

Let the Park Connection Office know you’re coming by calling (219) 221-7098 or emailing indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Meet at the Nature Center for an easy hike to look for animal signs and activity. We will explore different habitats to better our chances of spotting animal clues!

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Slither over to the Nature Center to see up-close and learn all about the Indiana Dunes’ native snakes.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes support all nutritional and health needs of the ambassador wildlife at the Indiana Dunes State Park Nature Center.

Join Michiana Astronomical Society and fellow astronomy lovers to enjoy our night sky from one of the darkest spots in Indiana Dunes National Park. Telescopes will be provided for your viewing pleasure. Please plan to arrive early to ensure parking and the safety of other visitors.

For more information contact Indiana Dunes National Park at www.nps.gov/indu or call (219) 395-1882

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly supplied a telescope to the Indiana Dunes National Park for their stargazing programs.

Meet the Naturalist at the west side of the Beach Pavilion for a walk from the beach up to the Bird Viewing Tower. We will search for different bird species but also learn about the bird migration data being collected at this location.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly sponsored making the Bird Viewing Tower accessible to all by installing the ramp.

Join a birding expert from the Dunes-Calumet Audubon Society at Paul H Douglas Center for Environmental Education, for a morning of birding at one of Indiana Dunes National Park's hotspots. Bring binoculars and dress for the weather.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes are proud to co-sponsor this birding hike with our friends at Dunes-Calumet Audubon.

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Meet the Naturalist for a 1.5-mile flat walk to the beach and back describing one of Lake Michigan’s shipwreck stories.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes happily provided additional support for the remodeling of the JD Marshall Exhibit within the Nature Center.

Stop by the Nature Center for a spring list with a photo twist. Prizes for all ages!

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly supply the prizes awarded for this Photo Scavenger Hunt.

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Join the naturalist on the west side of the Beach Pavilion as we quietly head out together in search of these beautifully camouflaged, plump little shorebirds often called woodcocks, or timberdoodles. Hike is moderate and just over 1-mile long.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

Join us at the Nature Center this morning for our daily chore of filling all the bird feeders and learn the scoop on how you can attract birds to your backyard, too.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly supply all bird feed and seed, feeders, guidebooks, the water feature and the audio amplification associated with the wildlife observation room.

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening of music and melody with The Save the Tunes Council, a dedicated collective of local musicians, passionate about keeping folk songs alive with an array of traditional instruments. Don’t miss this chance to experience the rich sounds and stories of our musical heritage! Meet at Indiana Dunes National Park Visitor Center.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many performances by Save the Tunes Council are supported by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Today is a “Fee Free” Day in America’s National Parks. Celebrate the 1st day of National Parks Week at the Indiana Dunes National Park. National Parks Week 2025 runs from April 19 - April 27

This “fee free” day does NOT apply to the Indiana Dunes State Park.

Meet at the Heron Rookery East Parking Lot Trailhead!

Hike all of the trails in the national park. The challenge will take place over the course of the summer with each week featuring a new trail. There will be a total of 19 hikes covering 66 miles to honor the year the park was established. Can’t make all of the guided hikes? Look on our website for a link to Project 1966.

For more information contact Indiana Dunes National Park at www.nps.gov/indu or call (219) 395-1882

The Heron Rookery Trail is one of the best trails in all of Duneland for Woodland Spring Ephemerals, some species of which can be purchased at the upcoming 29th Annual FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes Native Plant Sale.

Join the Midwest Rail Rangers on the South Shore Line and learn about the sights outside the window, including the south side of Chicago, the historic steel-making area of Northwest Indiana, and the Indiana Dunes National Park.

East Bound, Train # 503: Millennium Station, Chicago to South Bend Station (8:30 am–11:38 am)

West Bound, train # 506: South Bend Station to Millennium Station, Chicago (1:14 pm–2:27 pm)

The program is provided at no additional cost to passengers, however those riding must purchase a valid train ticket. Passengers can hop on, or off, at various locations along the route. Train schedules may change, check mysouthshoreline.com for updates.

For more information visit railrangers.org and select "Upcoming Programs."

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Volunteer a little bit of your time for a very good cause! Garlic mustard is an invasive plant that takes sunlight, food, and space from our local inhabitants. You can help by pulling them! Long pants and garden gloves are recommended for this service project. Snacks and water provided by the Friends of Indiana Dunes.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes say “Thank You” to all participants by proudly snacks and water.

Octave Chanute and his team conducted experiments with gliders in the dunes along the southern shore of Lake Michigan, thus setting the stage for the airplane to come. Simine Short will highlight why Chanute selected this area in Lake and Porter County instead of experimenting with flying machines elsewhere in the country. A hike will follow Short's presentation, allowing a discussion on Chanute's learning to fly. Meet at Paul H. Douglas Center for Environmental Education.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Come see our short-legged long-tailed amphibian friends at the Nature Center. Then we will head out for a short walk where we roll some logs to find them.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes support all nutritional and health needs of the ambassador wildlife at the Indiana Dunes State Park Nature Center.

In recognition of Easter Sunday, the State Park Nature Center is closed!

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Celebrate Earth Day and show your support for environmental protection by spending the morning at the Indiana Dunes National Park’s 4th annual Earth Day Cleanup. Family, friends, neighbors, and park employees will join forces to collect a winter’s worth of trash and debris from roadsides, beaches, the Little Calumet River, and trails throughout the area to help beautify the parks and make the region a cleaner place to live.

“Participating in the cleanup is a great way to take pride in your community, celebrate the spring, and enjoy your local National Park” said Volunteer Program Manager Jim Whitenack.

Registration will take place at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center the day of the event. Volunteers will be assigned cleanup areas during registration. Dress for the weather. Equipment and protective gear will be provided.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Energy snacks and water are provided by FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes.

Meet at the Glenwood Dunes Parking Lot Trailhead off of U.S. Hwy 20 in Furnessville!

Hike all of the trails in the national park. The challenge will take place over the course of the summer with each week featuring a new trail. There will be a total of 19 hikes covering 66 miles to honor the year the park was established. Can’t make all of the guided hikes? Look on our website for a link to Project 1966.

For more information contact Indiana Dunes National Park at www.nps.gov/indu or call (219) 395-1882

The Glenwood Trail is another good trail for Woodland Spring Ephemerals, some species of which can be purchased at the upcoming 29th Annual FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes Native Plant Sale.

Join regional botanists Nathanael Pilla and Steve Sass at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center as they explore the ecology, history, and physiology of some of their favorite native Indiana Dunes plants focusing on those species offered by the FRIENDS of the Indiana Dunes upcoming native plant sale on Saturday, May 10, 9am-1pm.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

This program sponsored by FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes.

Strap on your hiking shoes and join the Naturalist to not only see beautiful views, but to learn more about both the natural and cultural history of the Indiana Dunes State Park as you explore one of our tallest Dunes.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

Join a ranger to explore the Little Calumet River flood plain and its great diversity of spring wildflowers. You will be listening to the spring songs of birds and frogs. Meet in the Heron Rookery east parking lot. Be prepared for muddy conditions.

For more information contact Indiana Dunes National Park at www.nps.gov/indu or call (219) 395-1882

The Heron Rookery Trail is one of the best trails in all of Duneland for Woodland Spring Ephemerals, some species of which can be purchased at the upcoming 29th Annual FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes Native Plant Sale.

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Meet the naturalist at the Nature Center for this fun moderate 2 mile trek along Trail 7 to the beach and back. Along the way you will discover the natural and cultural significance of mysteries that wash ashore.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

Begin this easy discovery walk at the Nature Center to see which of our woodland spring wildflowers are blooming.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

Stop by the historic Chellberg Farm to tour the farmhouse and visit the animals. Rangers and volunteers will be on site to share the area’s history.

For more information, please call Indiana Dunes National Park at (219) 395-1882, check out their FaceBook page, or go to www.nps.gov/indu

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this program are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Join a ranger to explore the Little Calumet River flood plain and its great diversity of spring wildflowers. You will be listening to the spring songs of birds and frogs. Meet in the Heron Rookery east parking lot. Be prepared for muddy conditions.

For more information contact Indiana Dunes National Park at www.nps.gov/indu or call (219) 395-1882

The Heron Rookery Trail is one of the best trails in all of Duneland for Woodland Spring Ephemerals, some species of which can be purchased at the upcoming 29th Annual FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes Native Plant Sale.

Learn about the rich history of northwest Indiana’s Swedish immigrants, still visible today in the farmhouses, barns, and other structures they built beginning in the late nineteenth century. On May 2, Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Dunes National Park host Jack Rogalla and Sarah Hawkinson of Chicago’s Swedish American Museum for an illustrated talk at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center exploring Swedish heritage and architecture within the park and throughout the Calumet Region.

TICKETS
Tickets cost $15/general public, $10/Indiana Landmarks members, and are free to children and youth ages 16 and under with RSVP. The talk begins at 7 p.m. CDT with a brief history of Indiana Dunes National Park. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. CDT with appetizers and refreshments available. Time for audience Q&A follows the presentation. Indiana Dunes Visitor Center (1215 N. State Road 49, Porter, Indiana 46034) is accessible to all.

Purchase tickets online at https://www.indianalandmarks.org/.../swedish-heritage-in.../ or by calling Indiana Landmarks at 317-639-4534 or 800-450-4534. Advance ticket encouraged. Space will be limited.

From rustic landmarks to Mid-Century Modern, experience a century of architecture at Indiana Dunes National Park (IDNP) on our May 3 Logs to Lustrons tour, including log structures of early settlement days, frame homes from the Victorian period, and mid-century homes of glass, stucco, and metal. Indiana Landmarks and IDNP partner to present the annual tour, which features an inside look at sites not normally open to the public.

On a 3.5-hour guided tour, participants will travel by shuttle while park rangers provide overviews of 11 historic sites, including four landmarks open for interior viewing and a stop at the Beverly Shores Depot Museum, where attendees can view a brick-making demonstration and test their building skills in our Lincoln Log contest (open to all ages).

Choose your timed entry ticket with tour departure times ranging from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Central Time. Tour groups will stay with the same shuttle and tour guide the entire length of the experience, departing promptly from the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center at your reserved ticket start time.

In addition to your ranger-led bus tour, stop by the park’s Chellberg Farm (open to tour attendees 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. CDT) for a self-guided look at the 1885 farmhouse and outbuildings.

Children can earn a Junior Ranger badge by picking up a workbook, program, and a bag with a sketchbook and pencil at the Visitor Center before starting the tour, participating in hands-on activities offered at select tour sites, and showing the completed workbook to a park ranger by tour’s end.

TICKETS
Tickets cost $30/general public, $25/Indiana Landmarks member, and are free to children or youth under age 16 with RSVP.
Purchase at https://www.indianalandmarks.org/.../logs-to-lustrons.../ or by calling Indiana Landmarks at 317-639-4534 or 800-450-4534.

ACCESSIBILITY
Not all tour sites and tour shuttles are accessible. Some sites require walking and navigating stairs. If you require accommodation, please let us know in advance by calling Indiana Landmarks, 574-232-4534.

NOTE ON PARK FEES
Entrance fees to Indiana Dunes National Park are waived for ticketholders for the length of the tour. If you decide to recreate in the national park outside of your tour time, the entrance fee will be required.

LOGS TO LUSTRONS T-SHIRTS
Commemorative Logs to Lustrons t-shirts are available for pre-order as part of your ticket purchase through April 3. Tourgoers may pick up their orders when checking in for the tour at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center. Additional t-shirts will be available for purchase on-site, while supplies last.

Many FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes members will be volunteering at this event. Look for us and say hello!

Today is a “Fee Free” Day in Indiana State Parks. Kick off “Visit Indiana Week” by enjoying free entry into the Indiana Dunes State Park.

This “fee free” day does NOT apply to the Indiana Dunes National Park.

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes’ Native Plant Sale is located at our office at 1000 W. Oak Hill Road in Porter, IN

2025 Native Plant Sale Order Form which lists plants available at the sale can be “downloaded”.

Questions or Concerns: Contact us at nativeplants@dunefriends.org OR 219-767-3617.

Experience the stunning full moon and starry night on this unique hike from the Nature Center to Lake Michigan and back. Along the journey, we'll share fascinating facts about the moon and share some constellation stories.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly supply most of the dark sky safety equipment used during Full Moon and other Night Hikes.

This is a fun-filled day with something for everyone! As a part of the Indiana Dunes Birding Festival there will be beginning bird hikes starting every hour on the hour at the Nature Center. You will not want to miss the bird games, bluebird house building, photo ID quiz giveaways and more! All activities are free and a part of the Indiana Dunes Birding Festival. www.indunesbirdingfestival.com

For more information, call the Nature Center at: 219-926-1390

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly sponsors this family fun-filled day.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials needed for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Four times every summer, on the last Sunday of May - August, FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner with our friends Crazy Legs Race Series from (8:00am – 10:00am) for a Beach Clean-up at the Indiana Dunes State Park.

We welcome all groups, families, and individuals to join us. Drinking Water and limited Gloves and Trash Buckets will be provided. Look for us at the FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes canopy located east of the Pavilion. Beach cleaners will head east towards Michigan City for one hour then return.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: we are also scheduled on the following Sundays - June 29, July 27 and August 31 from 8:00am - 10:00am.

This wonderful partnership is one of the many ways FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner and work with our communities and other eco-friendly groups to enhance visitor enjoyment of the Indiana Dunes.

Today is a “Fee Free” Day in Americas National Parks. Celebrate Juneteenth Holiday at the Indiana Dunes National Park.

This “fee free” day does NOT apply to the Indiana Dunes State Park.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves -work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Four times every summer, on the last Sunday of May - August, FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner with our friends Crazy Legs Race Series from (8:00am – 10:00am) for a Beach Clean-up at the Indiana Dunes State Park. This weekend marks our 2nd one for this summer season.

We welcome all groups, families, and individuals to join us. Drinking Water and limited Gloves and Trash Buckets will be provided. Look for us at the FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes canopy located east of the Pavilion. Beach cleaners will head east towards Michigan City for one hour then return.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: we are also scheduled on the following Sundays - July 27 and August 31 from 8:00am - 10:00am.

This wonderful partnership is one of the many ways FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner and work with our communities and other eco-friendly groups to enhance visitor enjoyment of the Indiana Dunes.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Four times every summer, on the last Sunday of May - August, FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner with our friends Crazy Legs Race Series from (8:00am – 10:00am) for a Beach Clean-up at the Indiana Dunes State Park. This weekend marks our 3rd one for this summer season.

We welcome all groups, families, and individuals to join us. Drinking Water and limited Gloves and Trash Buckets will be provided. Look for us at the FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes canopy located east of the Pavilion. Beach cleaners will head east towards Michigan City for one hour then return.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: our 4th and last one for the 2025 season is Sunday - August 31 from 8:00am - 10:00am.

This wonderful partnership is one of the many ways FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner and work with our communities and other eco-friendly groups to enhance visitor enjoyment of the Indiana Dunes.

Today is a “Fee Free” Day in Americas National Parks. Celebrate Great American Outdoors Day at the Indiana Dunes National Park.

This “fee free” day does NOT apply to the Indiana Dunes State Park.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Four times every summer, on the last Sunday of May - August, FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner with our friends Crazy Legs Race Series from (8:00am – 10:00am) for a Beach Clean-up at the Indiana Dunes State Park. This weekend marks our 4th and last one for this summer season.

We welcome all groups, families, and individuals to join us. Drinking Water and limited Gloves and Trash Buckets will be provided. Look for us at the FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes canopy located east of the Pavilion. Beach cleaners will head east towards Michigan City for one hour then return.

This wonderful partnership is one of the many ways FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes partner and work with our communities and other eco-friendly groups to enhance visitor enjoyment of the Indiana Dunes.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Today is a “Fee Free” Day in Americas National Parks. Celebrate National Public Lands Day at the Indiana Dunes National Park.

This “fee free” day does NOT apply to the Indiana Dunes State Park.

Enjoy the beautiful full moon and night sky on this special event hike from the Nature Center to Lake Michigan and back.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly supply most of the dark sky safety equipment used during Full Moon and other Night Hikes.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Today is a “Fee Free” in Americas National Parks. On this Veterans Day. Celebrate our Veterans at the Indiana Dunes National Park.

This “fee free” day does NOT apply to the Indiana Dunes State Park.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.

Enjoy the beautiful full moon and night sky on this special event hike from the Nature Center to Lake Michigan and back.

For more information, call the State Park Nature Center at: 219-926-1390, Check out their FaceBook Page, OR go to: Indiana Dunes State Park - State of Indiana

FRIENDS of Indiana Dunes proudly supply most of the dark sky safety equipment used during Full Moon and other Night Hikes.

Work with a ranger and fellow volunteers to help care for the park’s historic farm. Dress comfortably and get ready to roll up your sleeves - work gloves and equipment will be provided. Meet at Bailly Homestead/Chellberg Farm parking lot.

For more information, please call: (219) 221-7098 or go to indu_volunteer@nps.gov.

Many of the supplies and materials need for this volunteer opportunity are made available by Friends of Indiana Dunes.