Report for Duty at Wilson's Creek NB
Wilson's Creek National Battlefield
Become a Junior Ranger at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield!
Learning Wellness at Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield Exercise your mind with learning challenges that focus on the stories and experiences of the Federal and Southern soldiers and the Ray family. You can also learn about the conservation efforts to protect the natural environment. Whether you stop at the visitor center and explore the museum, seek and find in nature, or become a Junior Ranger — each activity will grow your knowledge and challenge your perspective. Once you complete the challenges, claim your badge here. You can also get a rubber stamp to add to your Passport Book at the Visitor Center lobby.
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2-4 Hours
To do the Junior Ranger Activity booklet or the Scientific Ranger booklet you will need to allow enough time for a short visit of 2 hours or for a longer visit time up to 4 to completely finish the booklet. We even have a Not so Junior Ranger booklet for adults.
The park does not charge an entry fee. The following America the Beautiful passes are issued at the visitor center: Access Lifetime Pass (With proof of disability) Lifetime Military Pass (Veteran's and Gold Star Families) Annual Military Pass (Active Duty) 4th Grade Pass (Students in fourth grade or homeschool 10 years of age, online activity and voucher required. Visit https://www.everykidoutdoors.gov
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Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
Accessibility Information The Visitor Center has three accessible parking spaces, and there is a paved sidewalk to its entrance. There is an accessible restroom, and it is all on one level. A wheelchair is available for use at the Visitor Center. The brochure is not available online, or in audio description format currently. The brochure is available in braille at the visitor center information desk. Please give us two weeks notice if you need an ASL Interpreter. A park staff member can provide live audio description if you provide us with two weeks advanced notice. Contact: Phone: 417-732-2662 Email: billie_aschwege@nps.gov Battlefield Museum The theater is accessible for people using mobility devices. The film is open caption and assistive listening devices are available for use. It is not audio described at this time. The videos in the exhibits are open captioned and audio described Seek and Find Trail Information Gibson Mill: 1 mile and 40 ft elevation change Ray Cornfield: 1 mile and 80 ft elevation change (horses allowed) Ray House: Ray Springhouse: East Overlook: Pulaski Battery: Manley Uplands: 2.5 miles and 170 ft elevation change (horses allowed) Southwest: 1.7 miles and 140 ft elevation change (horses allowed) Wire Road: 1.7 miles and 150 ft elevation change (horses allowed) Bloody Hill: 0.5 mile and 60 ft elevation change Bloody Hill Spur: 0.5 mile and 100 ft elevation change Du Bois’s Battery: 0.25 mile and West Overlook: 0.25 mile and Report for Duty The Junior Ranger booklets are not available in braille or large print at this time. One booklet is available online and is compatible with screen readers. Learn more about accessibility at Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield.
Yes — Pets are allowed outside in the park, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Pets can be anywhere out in the park designated for public. Service dogs are allowed inside the public access buildings.
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All ages can participate. The Junior Ranger booklet is designed for children 4-12 to complete.
Wilson's Creek National Battlefield Visitor Center
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