Meeting at Beltzville State Park, Environmental Interpretive Center. Take a journey to the moon as we explore some of it's fascinating features. From highlands to volcanic plains, the moon has a diverse landscape. Join park staff in viewing these natural features and discovering where lunar landings took place among them. Following the program, the park will have telescopes available for an up close look at the moon. Telescope availability is subject to time and crowd-size limitations.
Pre-registration is required to attend this Program and spaces are limited.
MINORS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT.
While you may bring your own equipment and observe on your own in the designated area, all visitors should arrive before dark and check in at the Environmental Interpretive Center (E.I.C.). Programs begin at the E.I.C. The park asks that visitors to the Night Sky programs please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment. If the sky is unfavorable for stargazing, an alternative program may be held. All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder. Registration is required.
