Come join us for an awesome afternoon with friendly and fun people to pull scotch broom and blackberry bushes at Chambers Creek Regional Park.
This is a socially distanced way to get outdoors and make a difference.
For more details and where to meet - email Kim Oman at kimlvstrls@gmail.com.
Come join us for an awesome afternoon with friendly and fun people to pull scotch broom and blackberry bushes at Chambers Creek Regional Park.
This is a socially distanced way to get outdoors and make a difference.
For more details and where to meet - email Kim Oman at kimlvstrls@gmail.com.
Come join us for an awesome afternoon with friendly and fun people to pull scotch broom and blackberry bushes at Chambers Creek Regional Park.
This is a socially distanced way to get outdoors and make a difference.
For more details and where to meet - email Kim Oman at kimlvstrls@gmail.com.
The 3rd Annual Chambers Creek 5k attracts runners from the regional area with our breathtaking course that has sweeping views of the Puget Sound. In 2019 there were over 125 runners and walkers that participated in the 5k and 1 mile walk / run. The course is paved and loops through Chambers Creek Regional Park and around the Chambers Bay Golf Course. This is a USATF certified run.
All funds raised by the event go directly toward our mission of creating the Canyon Creek Trail System.
Bring the whole family for a free, one-day summer experience like no other! Fun activities for ages 3-12 are sure to put a smile on anyone’s face.
Featured Activities:
Arts and Crafts
Field Games
Face Painting
Two Bounce Houses for different age groups
Inflatable Obstacle Course
Fair Food
Our Kite Festival is back bigger than ever with two fun-filled days at Chambers Creek Regional Park. Join Pierce County Parks and the Pierce County Kitefliers Association for an adventure packed weekend of kites. The entire family will be captivated by amazing kite demonstrations, family kite flying, food trucks, face painting, and more! Bring your kites, blankets, and cameras and get ready for two days full of fun!
The first 400 kids on site each day will have an opportunity to make their own kites, compliments of the Pierce County Kitefliers Association!
Chambers Creek Foundation has put together a self-guided Sight Seeing Challenge as part of Trails Day. You can do this at one time or over several trips, entries for prizes however need to be submitted by July 26, 2020. Thank you to organizers by ForeverGreen Trails and Pierce County.
How can you participate and win prizes?
Download Sight Seeing Challenge Instructions PDF with a map.
Keep track of your points and follow the Instructions on what clues to write down or take photos of.
Submit your entry by “Liking” the Chambers Creek Foundation Facebook page and PM (Private Message) us: Your Name, City, Your Score and the Name of the sculpture artist from the Instructions (#13).
Send all entries by July 26, 2020
Want an extra entries?
Post a picture of the “Love Lock” (#4) on Facebook at tag us @ChambersCreekFoundation
Follow us on Instagram with a photo/selfie at the park. Comment about the event and tag us at @chamberscreekfoundation
We look forward to the time when we are able to connect with you in person. Currently all of our “Booth in the Park” events are cancelled.
Pierce County Parks in partnership with McLendon Hardware proudly present “Pitch in for Parks” a great volunteer based opportunity to pitch in and help the community. Volunteers are welcome to Pitch In for an hour or two or the entire time.
We supply the tools, water and a snack – you bring the enthusiasm to make a big difference in our parks, open spaces and trails. We invite you to come “rain or shine”. Remember dress appropriately for weather conditions, bring gloves and the willingness to get dirty for this community service activity open to all ages (ages 14 and under with guardian) and abilities.
Did you know that English ivy is classified as a Class C noxious weed in Washington? That means it's a widespread problem in our state. Join us at the "Spot of Shade" along the Grandview Trail, and we'll do our part to clear out the invasive ivy and allow our native plants to grow and thrive.
Join ForeverGreen Trails, Washington Trails Association, and Pierce County for a work party on the Chambers Creek Canyon trail system. This project will focus on realigning the trail on the Lakewood side of the canyon. In several places the trail drops steeply and then climbs back up regaining the lost elevation. We will rebuild the trail to keep it on a constant grade and improve the hiking experience.
NOTE- You must use WTA's online registration form to participate in this event:
https://www.wta.org/volunteer/schedule/workparty/a2m2K000009BEhp/
Chambers Creek Foundation Supports the Chambers Creek Regional Park
