Your Pet Can Become a B.A.R.K. Ranger!
James A Garfield National Historic Site
If you bring your dog to James A. Garfield National Historic Site they can become the newest B.A.R.K. Ranger!
James A. Garfield National Historic Site is pleased to announce a new program for visitors with dogs! Most National Park Service locations offer a Junior Ranger program designed to encourage visitors with kids to learn and explore in self-guided activities. Recognizing that the family includes more than just people, humans, etc., the NPS has encouraged individual sites to develop the B.A.R.K. Ranger Program. B.A.R.K. is an acronym to help visitors remember how to be a good steward of public lands, and still enjoy the experience with your dogs. Bag your pet’s waste, Always wear a leash, Respect wildlife, and Know where you can go. Visitors with dogs who complete a series of activities can receive a certificate and dog tag to certify them as B.A.R.K. Rangers! Ask a ranger to give you a book upon arrival.
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20-30 Minutes
This activity can be as long as you'd like. The site does have a loop path for you and your dog to walk on. One of the activities that needs to be completed is to walk this path and look for tags. Also you can listen to our cell phone tour while walking.
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The grounds and Visitor Center at James A. Garfield National Historic Site are handicap accessible. For more information about accessibility visit our accessibility page.
No — Do you have a dog traveling with you? They can become a James A. Garfield B.A.R.K Ranger! Books can be picked up at the Front Desk in the Visitor Center or downloaded by scanning the QR code found outside. Please note that only service animals are permitted inside the buildings. B.A.R.K. Rangers may walk, leashed, on the grounds.
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Any visitor is welcome to participate as long as your dog is with you!
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