Featured Events in Jurupa Valley in June, 2025 (July Updated)

Scouts interested in earning this merit badge need to come to the program prepared. This means they should review the merit badge overview found on the JMDC website www.jmdc.org/downloads and bring to the program any requirements that are to be completed outside the program. Scouts should read the merit badge pamphlet prior to attending the program, and bring the pamphlet with them on the day of the merit badge program. Scouts should be prepared to discuss, explain and engage in program topic discussions to meet the Scouting America National requirements. If something is required to be written, it should be done prior to the program so it can be evaluated and discussed with the Merit Badge Counselor. Additionally, Scouts should have several of the Scouting America 10 essentials with them. Something to drink, snack, and be ready to go outside if the Counselor chooses to do so. Uniform dress code is up to the Scout’s Unit. Regardless of Unit policy, JMDC is a family facility and we ask that clothing be family friendly. Rugged closed toe footwear is strongly recommended and in some cases may be required. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be ten & half to seventeen years old. What can I bring into the event? You should bring any required items and be prepared to be involved. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can call our office at 951.685.5818 with questions. What's the refund policy? There is a NO REFUND policy, so select carefully. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You should bring your ticket to each merit b adge program. Can I update my registration information? You can update your registration information online or over the phone. Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes to another Scout, but not to another date. Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes it is. Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite

Scouts interested in earning this BSA Merit Badge need to come to the program prepared. This means they should review the merit badge overview found on the JMDC website www.jmdc.org/downloads and bring to the program any requirements that are to be completed outside the program. Scouts should read the merit badge pamphlet prior to attending the program, and bring the pamphlet with them on the day of the merit badge program. Scouts should be prepared to discuss, explain and engage in program topic discussions to meet the BSA National requirements. If something is required to be written, it should be done prior to the program so it can be evaluated and discussed with the Merit Badge Counselor. Additionally, Scouts should have several of the BSA 10 essentials with them. Something to drink, snack, and be ready to go outside if the Counselor chooses to do so. Uniform dress code is up to the Scout’s Unit. Regardless of Unit policy, JMDC is a family facility and we ask that clothing be family friendly. Rugged closed toe footwear is strongly recommended and in some cases may be required. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be ten & half to seventeen years old.   What can I bring into the event? You should  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can call our office at 951.685.5818 with questions.   What's the refund policy? There is a NO REFUND policy, so select carefully.   Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You should bring your ticket to each merit b adge program.   Can I update my registration information? You can update your registration information online or over the phone.   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes to another Scout, but to another date.     Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes it is.   Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite

Scouts interested in earning this BSA Merit Badge need to come to the program prepared. This means they should review the merit badge overview found on the JMDC website www.jmdc.org/downloads and bring to the program any requirements that are to be completed outside the program. Scouts should read the merit badge pamphlet prior to attending the program, and bring the pamphlet with them on the day of the merit badge program. Scouts should be prepared to discuss, explain and engage in program topic discussions to meet the BSA National requirements. If something is required to be written, it should be done prior to the program so it can be evaluated and discussed with the Merit Badge Counselor. Additionally, Scouts should have several of the BSA 10 essentials with them. Something to drink, snack, and be ready to go outside if the Counselor chooses to do so. Uniform dress code is up to the Scout’s Unit. Regardless of Unit policy, JMDC is a family facility and we ask that clothing be family friendly. Rugged closed toe footwear is strongly recommended and in some cases may be required. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be ten & half to seventeen years old.   What can I bring into the event? You should  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can call our office at 951.685.5818 with questions.   What's the refund policy? There is a NO REFUND policy, so select carefully.   Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You should bring your ticket to each merit b adge program.   Can I update my registration information? You can update your registration information online or over the phone.   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes to another Scout, but to another date.     Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes it is.   Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite

Scouts interested in earning this BSA Merit Badge need to come to the program prepared. This means they should review the merit badge overview found on the JMDC website www.jmdc.org/downloads and bring to the program any requirements that are to be completed outside the program. Scouts should read the merit badge pamphlet prior to attending the program, and bring the pamphlet with them on the day of the merit badge program. Scouts should be prepared to discuss, explain and engage in program topic discussions to meet the BSA National requirements. If something is required to be written, it should be done prior to the program so it can be evaluated and discussed with the Merit Badge Counselor. Additionally, Scouts should have several of the BSA 10 essentials with them. Something to drink, snack, and be ready to go outside if the Counselor chooses to do so. Uniform dress code is up to the Scout’s Unit. Regardless of Unit policy, JMDC is a family facility and we ask that clothing be family friendly. Rugged closed toe footwear is strongly recommended and in some cases may be required. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be ten & half to seventeen years old.   What can I bring into the event? You should  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can call our office at 951.685.5818 with questions.   What's the refund policy? There is a NO REFUND policy, so select carefully.   Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You should bring your ticket to each merit b adge program.   Can I update my registration information? You can update your registration information online or over the phone.   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes to another Scout, but to another date.     Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes it is.   Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite

Scouts interested in earning this BSA Merit Badge need to come to the program prepared. This means they should review the merit badge overview found on the JMDC website www.jmdc.org/downloads and bring to the program any requirements that are to be completed outside the program. Scouts should read the merit badge pamphlet prior to attending the program, and bring the pamphlet with them on the day of the merit badge program. Scouts should be prepared to discuss, explain and engage in program topic discussions to meet the BSA National requirements. If something is required to be written, it should be done prior to the program so it can be evaluated and discussed with the Merit Badge Counselor. Additionally, Scouts should have several of the BSA 10 essentials with them. Something to drink, snack, and be ready to go outside if the Counselor chooses to do so. Uniform dress code is up to the Scout’s Unit. Regardless of Unit policy, JMDC is a family facility and we ask that clothing be family friendly. Rugged closed toe footwear is strongly recommended and in some cases may be required. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be ten & half to seventeen years old.   What can I bring into the event? You should  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can call our office at 951.685.5818 with questions.   What's the refund policy? There is a NO REFUND policy, so select carefully.   Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You should bring your ticket to each merit b adge program.   Can I update my registration information? You can update your registration information online or over the phone.   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes to another Scout, but to another date.     Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes it is.   Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite

Scouts interested in earning this BSA Merit Badge need to come to the program prepared. This means they should review the merit badge overview found on the JMDC website www.jmdc.org/downloads and bring to the program any requirements that are to be completed outside the program. Scouts should read the merit badge pamphlet prior to attending the program, and bring the pamphlet with them on the day of the merit badge program. Scouts should be prepared to discuss, explain and engage in program topic discussions to meet the BSA National requirements. If something is required to be written, it should be done prior to the program so it can be evaluated and discussed with the Merit Badge Counselor. Additionally, Scouts should have several of the BSA 10 essentials with them. Something to drink, snack, and be ready to go outside if the Counselor chooses to do so. Uniform dress code is up to the Scout’s Unit. Regardless of Unit policy, JMDC is a family facility and we ask that clothing be family friendly. Rugged closed toe footwear is strongly recommended and in some cases may be required. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be ten & half to seventeen years old.   What can I bring into the event? You should  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can call our office at 951.685.5818 with questions.   What's the refund policy? There is a NO REFUND policy, so select carefully.   Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You should bring your ticket to each merit b adge program.   Can I update my registration information? You can update your registration information online or over the phone.   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes to another Scout, but to another date.     Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes it is.   Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite

Week One - Adventures in Science - Daily 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, Monday, June 30th to Friday, July 4th. Explorers will be on a closed campus. For drop-off, gates open at 8:45 am for check-in, program starts at 9:00 am, and gates will close at 9:15 am. For pick-up, gates open at 12:45 pm, program ends at 1:00 pm and Explorers should be on their way home by 1:15 pm. If you have questions, please call our office, 951.685.5818. Discovery Camp Explorers will work together to make discoveries while participating in JMDC’s weekly Discovery Expeditions. Each week is a different theme focusing on science. Expect to get messy, go exploring, meet new friends, make discoveries, and have fun while doing all of that and more. Week #1 - Explorers, be prepared to get messy as you dive in to a week of icky, gooey, and always exciting science fun. After reviewing the scientific method, Explorers will test their scientific theories and record their findings in their science journal. In addition to science fun, Explorers will participate in nature hikes, crafts, daily team building activities and weekly water activities. Information Source: Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center | eventbrite