Children 17 and younger can hunt for colorful, hand-painted rocks at Lewis County Park and redeem them for Extreme Adventures prizes, the park announced October 2.
Some rocks earn a free round of Extreme Adventures Mini Golf, while others earn a free trip through the High Ropes Course. Two special rocks—the Purple Legendary Rock and Gold Jackpot Rock—each earn a free 2027 Mini Golf Season Pass.
The park said rocks will be hidden again throughout the season. No purchase is necessary to participate.
How to claim a prize
Bring the rock to Extreme Adventures. The child who found it must be present, and the rock must be handed in so it can be hidden again. Rocks remain the property of Extreme Adventures.
Each child may claim one rock and prize per week. Children who have already claimed a prize that week should leave any additional rocks for someone else to find.
Regular mini golf and high ropes prizes must be used during the 2026 season. High ropes prizes remain subject to the course’s normal participation and safety requirements. Prizes have no cash value and cannot be exchanged.
Where to look
The park said rocks will never be hidden inside fenced areas, maintenance or equipment areas, restricted areas or unsafe places. Finding one will not require climbing, digging, moving equipment or damaging landscaping. Children should be supervised by an adult.
The announcement did not give an end date for the hunt.