For centuries, people have come to Mount Nebo seeking meaning, healing, refuge and inspiration. Join a park interpreter to learn about it while making a watercolor painting to take home.

Black oak, waterleaf oak, American sycamore and sweetgum are all common trees in the Cossatot River Corridor. Tree leaves, bark, and buds are all useful hints to tell us what kind of tree we are…

Join a park interpreter at the Rock House Cave trailhead for a hike to one of the most scenic and hidden overlooks in the park. Along the way we will explore a rock glade, identify different plants…

Take a moment to pay attention to your surroundings using all your senses and experience Queen Wilhelmina State Park in a whole new way. Meet a park interpreter at the overlook in front of the lodge…

From carpet rocks to iron formations along a beautiful creek, Cedar Creek Trail is one of the most fascinating areas of Petit Jean State Park. Join a park interpreter at the Cedar Creek trailhead to…

Drift into evening glow on a peaceful kayak tour with a park interpreter. There is usually something to see flying in the air, swimming through the water, perched in the trees and ground. We will…

Join a park interpreter for the basics on a great hobby and recreational opportunity: fishing! No experience or equipment necessary, but feel free to bring your own gear if you've got it. Make sure…

Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater for some delicious campfire nachos made entirely in a Dutch oven! We will learn the basics of Dutch oven cooking including how to season, cook, and clean a…

Discover the colorful symbols of spring at Arkansas’ first state park! Wildflower related talks, guided walks, and other programs are offered. These weekend programs are great for the whole…

Seeing DeGray Lake is not the same as experiencing it! Hands down, one of the best ways to enjoy the lake is from inside a kayak, paddling along the shoreline and exploring beautiful coves. No…

Owls are mysterious creatures flying in the night. Join the park interpreter to shed a little light on the mystery and discover what makes up an owl’s meal.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to flint knap? Here’s your chance—join the park interpreter to learn the art of crafting arrowheads.

Join a park interpreter at Pavilion A for a short guided walk through the Day Use Area as we search for pollinators hard at work. Spring brings blooming wildflowers and increased activity from bees,…

Springtime in Devil’s Den State Park means it’s wildflower season! On this short hike, you’ll go along the southern section of the intermediate Devil’s Racetrack as we search for wildflowers. This…

Here is your chance to immerse yourself into the natural landscape and discover the rich heritage of the Delta region on a guided bike and kayak tour led by a park interpreter. We will meet at the…

Spend the afternoon hiking to Lover’s Leap at Mount Nebo State Park. Take in breathtaking views while learning about the local legend that gave this iconic bluff its name. Please wear sturdy shoes and…

Do you have a kite that flies high? Bring your kite out for some fun competition in the park.

Forgot your fishing pole? No problem! Join a park interpreter to discover an innovative way to fish on a whim. All you will need to bring is an empty soda can (or bottle), and we will show you the…

How does a fleece get from a sheep’s back to warm fluffy socks for you? Learn how the people of Davidsonville turned wool fibers into yarn for clothing and help a park interpreter do the same steps.

Squirrels and opossums and lizards, oh my! The animals of Mount Nebo State Park have all different kinds of tails, and they use them for a variety of reasons. Join a park interpreter to learn how the…