Go Wild

Explore, enjoy, and learn about the wild side of Grapevine!

Go Wild

Have you ever heard a noise in your neighborhood and thought “I wonder what that was”? Could it be a lizard, a bird? A Frog? A Bobcat? Truth be told, it could be any of those things! Our city is home to numerous types of insects, bugs, birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, and more!

Welcome to Go Wild – A program designed to bring a fun and innovative approach to outdoor education by providing hands-on experiences to educators, families, students, alike. Whether it be an exciting class field trip, a pop-up event with science and wildlife activities, or classes on nature in the area, Go Wild has something for everyone!

Our mission is simple – to provide hands-on tools and curriculum through outdoor education, events, and experiential learning which shares knowledge with our local community about Grapevine-centric plants, wildlife, landforms, water bodies, ecosystems, and more in order to inspire a sense of environmental stewardship. We invite you to explore, enjoy, and learn about the wild side of Grapevine!

Here are some ways you can Go Wild with Grapevine Parks and Recreation:

School Programs

We offer fun, hands-on, low-cost, discovery trunks, virtual & outdoor programs that bring science to life, build valuable skills, and connect kids to the natural world.

Public Programming

Providing patrons with interactive outdoor field investigations and classes to inspire a sense of environmental stewardship. Check out what we have to offer.

Discovery Trunks

Go Wild Discovery Trunks are designed to provide classroom teachers, scout leaders, homeschool groups, and families with the hands-on resources they need to help them educate students/themselves about a variety of science and wildlife topics in the Grapevine area. Curriculum, games and various resources are provided for each trunk. It’s like a field trip in a box! Coming September 21, 2020.

Citizen Science

Grapevine Parks and Recreation is helping residents connect to the natural world by participating in citizen science research programs like Texas Stream Team and iNaturalists. Join us today!