Discover Prince William Forest Park with Penguin Paddling.
Become a forest detective on an interactive guided nature walk exploring trees, wildlife clues, streams, and the people who shaped this landscape.
60–90 minutes • Easy to moderate
Starting at $25 per participant, including park entry. Minimum group size of 30.

Examine leaves, bark, and forest layers. Discover how plants provide food and shelter and how fallen leaves help nourish the forest.
Look for tracks, nests, feeding signs, and other animal clues. Practice noticing evidence of wildlife, even when the animals stay hidden.
Pause for a one-minute silent listening challenge. Notice birds, insects, wind, and other sounds that reveal the forest’s activity.
Explore how rain moves through soil and into streams. Discover the connections between the forest, clean water, and the Quantico Creek watershed.
Learn how former farmland returns to woodland. Investigate succession, decomposition, and the relationships that keep a forest changing.
Explore stories of Indigenous communities, farming, Civilian Conservation Corps work, and the park’s World War II role as an OSS training site.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Bring drinking water, sunscreen, and insect repellent. A hat and sunglasses are helpful as conditions require.
Expect natural trail surfaces, including roots and uneven ground. Stay with your guide and group throughout the outing.
Please discuss any mobility or walking concerns with us before booking so we can assess whether the planned route suits your group.
Enjoy a 60–90-minute guided nature experience at Prince William Forest Park.
Rates start at $25 per participant, including park entry. Minimum group size: 30 participants.
Contact us with your preferred date, estimated group size, and any walking needs. We’ll confirm availability and provide meeting and route details when your outing is arranged.
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