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Cabrillo National Monument
For Kids
 
Junior Ranger Badges
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A Junior Ranger badge is waiting for you!
 

Be a Junior Ranger!

Cabrillo National Monument is a great place for kids of all ages – there’s plenty to learn!

The Junior Ranger Program is a fun way to find out more about the park, and is a chance to earn a Junior Ranger badge.  When you arrive, go to the Visitor Center and ask for a FREE "Just For Kids" newspaper.  Visit the different areas of the park to learn more about 16th century exploration, ships and aircraft, whales, natural and military history.  When you are done, bring the newspaper back to the Visitor Center and discuss your answers with a Park Ranger or Volunteer – and be awarded a Junior Ranger badge!

Please note:  Because of the activities, our Junior Ranger program must be completed while you are actually in the park - it cannot be completed at home and a Junior Ranger badge mailed.  Plus, part of the fun is receiving the Junior Ranger Oath and Badge from a real Park Ranger!  We hope you will come to Cabrillo National Monument and embark on your own Junior Ranger voyage of discovery!

 

 

 

 

 

 
Park Ranger with Junior Ranger Badge
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Complete the activity and earn a Junior Ranger badge!
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Did You Know?
Did you know that no one knows for sure where 16th century explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was born or what he looked like?

Last Updated: February 02, 2007 at 17:53 EST