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Park: Celebration Park

Wednesday, Oct 7 · Ages 6-10 Stay where your grown-up can see you.

Name:

Find these 8 things. Spot one? Tick its box!

  1. Find 1, Park Find: Spot 2 flat smooth areas that have a metal ring on a tall post.

    (2 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  2. Find 2, Park Find: Point to the big grass area that has a goal and a net at each end.

    (25 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  3. Find 3, Park Find: Check for a flat court with a low net strung across its center.

    (4 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  4. Find 4, Park Find: Which sandy area has a white base at every turn?

    (5 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  5. Find 5, Park Find: Hunt for 4 long seats made of metal, stone or wood.

    Look: by the path. (4 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  6. Find 6, Park Find: Notice water that glitters in the sun as it falls.

    Stay with your grown-up near water. (2 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  7. Find 7, Park Find: Peek at the water that shines like a mirror on a calm day.

    Stay with your grown-up near water. (2 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

  8. Find 8, Park Find: Watch for a roof held up by pillars with tables below it.

    (1 on the park map · OpenStreetMap)

Find This Spot

I carry you over the water to the far side. You can hold my railings while you walk.

the spot START (begin here) path or trail road walk this way (the X is 490 m east)

Map of Celebration Park drawn from OpenStreetMap, north is up. START is at a parking lot; the X is about 490 m east of it, and a dotted route follows the paths. Landmarks on the map: Playground, Basketball court, Fountain.PlaygroundBasketball courtFountainSTARTN200 m (660 ft)
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors

October special: monarch butterflies

8 monarchs seen Sep 23-Oct 6 vs 59 in 2025

Tip: look on milkweed and on fall flowers on a sunny afternoon. Look, don't touch: let it fly.

For the grown-up: answer key

Keep this part. Start with find 1: it's easy and it stays put. Finds 6 and 7 are near water: stay close.

Answers

  1. 1. Basketball courts
  2. 2. Soccer fields (Celebration Park Soccer Fields)
  3. 3. Tennis courts
  4. 4. Baseball fields (Celebration Park Baseball Diamonds)
  5. 5. Benches
  6. 6. Fountains
  7. 7. Ponds or lakes
  8. 8. Picnic shelter

Find This Spot: The bridge. OpenStreetMap way/590235515; START: parking lot, OpenStreetMap way/590235502; About 490 m east of START. Map data checked Oct 5, 10:15 PM CDT.

October box: Monarch butterflies reported within 25 km in the 14 days before today (Sep 23-Oct 6): 8 (iNaturalist, checked Oct 7, 11:06 AM CDT). Same two weeks last year (Sep 23-Oct 6, 2025): 59. Milkweed seen near this park: yes (7 iNaturalist sightings within 1.5 km, all years).

Safety

Look only: don't pick, eat, catch or chase anything on this pass. Read each find's safety line with your kid.

Not on this pass

  • No data available: no research-grade sightings within 1.5 km in the last 14 days on iNaturalist.
  • Lucky Finds: not on this example pass. On Wed, Oct 7, the example passes had used their share of that day's free visitor-review searches (SerpApi); Grass Pass keeps at least half of each day's searches for passes people make.

Where this came from

  • Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), checked Oct 7, 11:07 AM CDT.
  • Wildlife: iNaturalist observers, research grade, within 1.5 km, Sep 23 to Oct 7; checked Oct 7, 11:06 AM CDT.
  • Clues: gemma-4-31B-it (open model, Apache-2.0), made Oct 7, 11:07 AM CDT. Code wrote every number and date.
  • Made with Grass Pass · grass-pass.vercel.app/pass/w188145317-6to10-20261007-3