COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK – Snakes are some of the strangest animals at Coyote Hills. Come get to know our snake animal ambassadors who call the Visitor Center home and learn how wild snakes survive in their habitat.Kids 5-12yrs. Parent participation required. Parking fees apply where charged. Drop-in; no registration required. For information, call 510-544-3220.
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Live kitchen demo at Ardenwood shows how farm-grown popcorn is prepared and offers a tasting, all ages.
Central Park Ranger leads a fun outdoor workout using Lake Elizabeth’s new exercise equipment, teaching practical fitness skills for all ages; free, registration required, ages 8+.
Pick apart an owl pellet, examine its bones and beaks, and learn about local owl species at the Coyote Hills Visitors Center, all ages.
Online fall reading challenge at Fremont Public Library, log three prompts to enter a $50 gift card drawing, assistance available at Adult Help Desk, ages 18+.
Press fresh apples into cider at Ardenwood, learn its history, then sample the result, drop‑in, no registration required, all ages.
Quarry Lakes marks 25 years with fishing games, guided walks, Mobile Fish Tank, food trucks, information booths, and a fire truck display, all ages, parking fees apply.
Hands‑on exhibit of Lake County reptiles and amphibians, featuring live animals and natural artifacts, at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
Story Time at Doug Siden Visitor Center offers a wonder‑filled reading followed by a themed coloring sheet, drop‑in style, all ages.
Pole walking session at Temescal Beach House offers balance, mobility and endurance training using top‑quality poles for adults 18 and up.
Fossil Hunters at Fremont Public Library lets kids create fossils, examine real specimens, and dig like archaeologists for ages 5–10.
Close the Little Farm for the night, meeting farm residents at the pig pen, learning their diets and delivering their evening meal, all ages.
Haunted Train (Ardenwood, Fremont) — Nighttime train rides through a haunted forest, spooky but not scary; tickets $20 each, free for children 2 and under.
