News & Updates

  • Additional Summer Nature Camps – Due to Popular Demand!

    Summer is almost here, and with it comes the opportunity for kids to participate in the Summer Nature Camps at Steele Creek Park.  These very popular camps are conducted by the Nature Center Staff. Separate sessions are conducted for campers of different ages, and each focuses on a different aspect of the wonderful world of… Read more

  • Summer Nature Camps – Time to Sign Up Now!

    Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes the opportunity for kids to participate in the Summer Nature Camps at Steele Creek Park.  These camps are conducted by the Nature Center Staff. Separate sessions are conducted for campers of different ages, and each focuses on a different aspect of the wonderful world of… Read more

  • Annual Membership Meeting – Monday, May 11th!

    Mark your calendars now! Our annual membership meeting is scheduled for Monday evening, May 11th at the Steele Creek Park Lodge. We encourage everyone to attend this important and informative meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:30 pm with presentations by Caleb Corona and Dr. Han Ong (from King University) describing their recently conducted study… Read more

  • Spring Break Nature Camp – March 16 – 20

    For the first time in several years, the Nature Center Staff is offering a Spring Break Nature Camp. The camp will be held each morning (8:30 to noon), March 16th through 20th for children in grades 3 through 6. Spring wildflowers, bugs and butterflies, frogs and snakes – this camp will feature it all!  The… Read more

  • Tree Keepers 2015 – March 14th

    This year’s Tree Keepers program, sponsored by the Bristol Tennessee Parks and Recreation Department is set for Saturday, March 14th at the Steele Creek Park Lodge.  This has become a popular annual event focused on the planting, care and preservation of trees. The program will run from 8:30 am until 2:00 pm.  The cost is… Read more

  • Phillip Klahs to Discuss Park’s Botanical Diversity this Monday Evening

    If you’d like to know more about the diversity of plant life at Steele Creek Park, plan to join us this coming Monday evening (11/17) for a presentation by Phillip Klahs. Phillip will be receiving his Master’s Degree in Biology from ETSU next month. For his thesis, he has completed the most extensive survey ever undertaken… Read more

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