Skins and Skulls

Learn about your local wildlife at our touch table!

Why do beavers make dams? What are turtle shells made of? What animal has the best hearing? Bring all your burning questions about local wildlife to our ranger as we examine what animals share our parks and neighborhoods with us. Skins, skulls, fur, and feathers! See (and touch!) all this and more at our table over in the North Day Use Area!

When: Thursday, March 19th from 9:00am-11:00am
Where: North Day Use Area, near the Swim Beach
Bring: Water, a snack if you need one and dress for the weather!
Cost: Free with $7 per person park entry fee or presentation of a Texas State Parks Pass. Children 12 and under are free to enter the park.
Programs are subject to location changes, postponement, or cancellation due to weather. Check our Facebook stories for the most up-to-date information on program details.

You may also like the following events from Cedar Hill State Park - Texas Parks and Wildlife:

• This Friday, 27th February, 06:00 pm, Sunset Hike with a Ranger in Cedar Hill
• This Saturday, 28th February, 11:00 am, Winter Bark at the Park in Cedar Hill
• Next Tuesday, 3rd March, 07:00 pm, March Full Moon Hike in Cedar Hill