Contents
- 1 PARKS F.A.Q.
- 1.1 What are parks?
- 1.2 What can I do in a park?
- 1.3 Why are parks important?
- 1.4 How do parks help the environment?
- 1.5 Why should we visit parks?
- 1.6 How can I find a park near me?
- 1.7 Can I bring my pets to the park?
- 1.8 Are there any fees to enter a park?
- 1.9 How can I support my local park?
- 1.9.0.0.1 Q: Can I use weather tokens for a trail site’s action?
- 1.9.0.0.2 Q: What happens if we run out of tokens?
- 1.9.0.0.3 Q: When can I fill a canteen?
- 1.9.0.0.4 Q: How does the lodge work?
- 1.9.0.0.5 Q: Does the lodge count toward season effects?
- 1.9.0.0.6 Q: Can I use multiple gear cards like maps, compasses, and journals together?
- 1.9.0.0.7 Q: How do sunscreen or rain gear cards work?
- 1.9.0.0.8 Q: How does the free water bottle refill work with the canteen?
PARKS F.A.Q.
What are parks?
Parks are open spaces created by people for everyone to enjoy. They provide a place to relax, play, and connect with nature. Parks are usually filled with trees, grass, and playgrounds. They can be found in cities, towns, and even in rural areas.
What can I do in a park?
In a park, you can do a lot of different things. You can have a picnic with your friends or family, play sports like soccer or basketball, or go for a walk or a bike ride. Parks usually have playgrounds where you can swing, slide, or climb. Some parks even have lakes or ponds where you can go fishing or boating. There are also areas in parks where you can just sit and relax, read a book, or watch the birds.
Why are parks important?
Parks are important because they provide many benefits to both people and the environment. They are a place where people can escape the noise and stress of everyday life and enjoy some peace and quiet. Parks also help to improve our physical and mental health by providing a space to exercise and relax. They are also important for the environment because they help to clean the air, absorb rainwater, and provide a home for plants and animals.
How do parks help the environment?
Parks help the environment in many ways. The trees and plants in parks produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide, which helps to clean the air we breathe. They also help to absorb rainwater, preventing flooding and water pollution. Parks provide a home for many different kinds of plants and animals, including birds, squirrels, and butterflies. By protecting parks, we are also protecting the natural habitats of these creatures.
Why should we visit parks?
There are many reasons why we should visit parks. Parks provide a space for us to get outside and enjoy nature. They offer a place to relax and unwind, away from the busy pace of everyday life. Visiting parks also gives us the opportunity to connect with other people. We can meet friends or make new ones while enjoying the activities the park has to offer. Additionally, spending time in parks can help to improve our mental and physical well-being.
How can I find a park near me?
Finding a park near you is easy. You can use online maps or apps to search for parks in your area. You can also ask friends, family, or neighbors if they know of any nearby parks. Once you find a park you’re interested in visiting, you can look up more information about it online or contact your local parks and recreation department for details.
Can I bring my pets to the park?
Whether or not you can bring pets to a park depends on the park’s rules and regulations. Some parks allow pets as long as they are kept on a leash and are well-behaved. Other parks may have designated areas specifically for pets to play and socialize. It’s always a good idea to check the park’s rules before bringing your pets to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment.
Are there any fees to enter a park?
Some parks may charge an entrance fee, especially if they offer special amenities or services. However, many parks are free to enter and enjoy. If there is an entrance fee, it is usually used to help maintain and improve the park for everyone to enjoy. Checking the park’s website or contacting your local parks and recreation department can provide information about any fees and payment options.
How can I support my local park?
There are many ways to support your local park. One way is to volunteer your time to help clean up the park or assist with special events. You can also donate money or resources to the park, which helps with maintenance and improvements. Additionally, following the park’s rules, being respectful of the environment, and encouraging others to appreciate and care for the park are all ways to show support. By doing these things, you can help ensure that your local park remains a beautiful and enjoyable place for everyone to visit.
No, you can only visit a Site if you have the necessary tokens. For example, if you don’t have two tokens to exchange, you won’t be able to visit the Lodge.
Q: Can I use weather tokens for a trail site’s action?
Yes, you can use weather tokens that are on a Site towards the action of the Trail Site, like the River or Lodge.
Q: What happens if we run out of tokens?
If there are no more tokens of a certain type available, then the Site linked to those tokens cannot be visited because its action cannot be taken. But once those tokens are returned to the supply, the Site becomes available again.
Q: When can I fill a canteen?
You can fill a canteen using tokens that you collect during your turn. However, you cannot use tokens that you have previously collected to fill any canteens.
Here’s how it works: You can gather tokens in any order you want, and use them to fill your Canteen. Let’s say you gather a token from the Weather Pattern on the Vista – you can use it right away to fill your Canteen.
Q: How does the lodge work?
When you visit the Lodge, you can exchange any two tokens for any other two tokens, except for Wildlife. Just make sure that the new tokens you gain don’t match the ones you turned in. You can even get two tokens of the same type, as long as they don’t match the ones you turned in.
Q: Does the lodge count toward season effects?
Yes, if you go to the Lodge during the Season of Snow and turn in the specified items, you’ll activate the Season of Snow’s effect and get an extra token.
Q: Can I use multiple gear cards like maps, compasses, and journals together?
Yes, you can! Each of these cards has an ability that lowers the cost of visiting a Park by one or two tokens. The cool thing is that these effects add up, so if you have multiple gear cards, they can all reduce the cost of a single Park card. Just remember, the cost can’t go below zero for any token type on a Park.
Q: How do sunscreen or rain gear cards work?
These cards give you the option to use a different type of token when you visit a Park. Instead of using the regular token, you can use the symbols shown on the Park card. It’s important to note that this ability only applies to the tokens on the Park card itself and not to any discounts from other Gear cards.
Q: How does the free water bottle refill work with the canteen?
When you go to the mentioned Site, you can get a supply for free and put it in a Canteen to activate it.
Q: How does season of rain and splendor work?
One or two, depending on the Season, are added to each of the three Park cards available at the start of the Season.
When you Visit or Reserve a Park with a token on top, you also get the token. You can even use the token right away for the Park or in a Canteen. Don’t add more tokens to the Parks that come out later in the Season.