Activity Cards

Seeking Ranger Reserves and OC Parks Volunteers to assist with backcountry patrol of park trails. Patrolling the trails is at times is strenuous and will include passing out maps, educating public about importance of keeping their dogs on a leash and making a presence on the trails. Other duties may include repairing broken fencing, checking for graffiti and investigating illegal trail use in Weir canyon.

Volunteers should be motivated individuals who do not mind hiking long distances alone and can act as an ambassador of OC Parks when encountering visitors on the trail.

Please contact Park Ranger Mike Wilson for more information. Times and days are flexible. Michael.wilson@ocparks.com.

If you are an OC Parks Volunteer who has not previously been trained at Santiago Oaks. Please call to set up training prior to working your shift.

Please be prepared to hike the trails of the park and bring:
– Backpack with water and snacks
– OC parks hat
– Volunteer vest or shirt
– Green or brown colored hiking pants / shorts
– Cell phone with full battery
– Sturdy hiking boots
– Have completed first Aid and CPR training.

Clark Regional Park hosts a walk-up interpretive activity area located outside on the Interpretive Center patio. If inclement weather conditions then activity is set-up inside Interpretive Center. This program is open to all visitors from 1pm-3pm. Recommended for ages 7 and above.

*Ranger Reserve or OC Parks Volunteer needed from noon-4pm for this activity.
*Meet at Interpretive Center near parking lot 1
*Park Ranger contact is (714) 973-3172