Parks Passport Program

Program Overview

The Parks Passport Program is a seasonal youth engagement initiative created to encourage exploration, service, and learning in Washougal’s local parks. Participants earn stamps in their personal passport booklets by attending events and completing hands-on service projects that benefit the community and environment.

Vision Statement

Building a culture of stewardship and pride by connecting Washougal youth to nature, service, and their community.

Mission Statement

The Parks Passport Program engages youth in hands-on service, outdoor learning, and creative activities that foster a lifelong connection to Washougal’s parks and natural spaces.

Core Program Elements

Each Parks Passport event includes:

1. Service Project – Required to earn a stamp (examples: litter pickup, planting, weeding)
2. Educational Activity – Optional but encouraged (nature walks, guest speakers, interpretive games or materials)
3. Creative Fun or Craft – Optional but encouraged (scavenger hunts, nature art, storytelling)

 How to Earn a Stamp

• Complete the service project
• Check in and out with a program lead

Reward Tiers

• 5 Stamps = Tier 1 Prize 
• 10 Stamps = Tier 2 Prize 
• 15+ Stamps = Tier 3 Prize 

Who Can Participate

The program is open to all Washougal youth. Activities will be age-appropriate and accessible, with modifications available so all participants can contribute meaningfully.

Submitting Your Passport

Turn in your completed passport at:

• City Hall 
• Any Parks Passport event

Contact Information

• Email: corinthia.barnhart@cityofwashougal.us
• Phone: (360) 835-8501 ext. 108