If you're ready to have some laughs while flexing your navigational muscles, Doyle-Kennefick Regional Park is the place to be on April 5th. According to Scott County's announcement, the Outdoor Recreation School is hosting an April Fool-themed geocaching event complete with humor, surprises, and a unique set of challenges designed to tickle your fancy and test your GPS prowess.
The event, which runs from 1 to 2:30 PM, will cover the basics of geocaching. This modern-day treasure hunt not only promises a fun-filled afternoon for family and friends, but it's also quite the bargain. For just $6 per participant, you can get in on the action—equipment included, so a beginner or, a seasoned pro, you don't need to bring anything but your sense of adventure and maybe a sharp eye for those well-hidden caches.
Planning ahead? Make sure you reserve your spot by two days prior to the event. That's a strict deadline, folks. Dial 763-559-6700 and get your name on the list. Also, here's a hot tip: assemble a troop of four or more to enjoy a 20 percent discount. Whether you're rallying the family or corralling your friends, it's a neat little perk for group participation.
The program is open to everyone, young and old. Although, kiddos 11 and younger will need an adult companion. It's a wholesome activity that guarantees a batch of good times and maybe, just maybe, you'll be the one to find the golden cache of humor hidden somewhere in the park.
