Kayaking is a great way to experience Storm Creek Lake. You can check out hidden coves for wildlife. Welcome all skill levels. Basic techniques covered. Space is limited, and pre-registration is…

Learn how river otters, beavers and muskrats use Bear Creek Lake through unique adaptations.

Join a park interpreter for a gravel ride covering 4-6 miles. Don’t have a bike? The park offers rentals! Call the visitor center for location details at (870) 295-4040.

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…

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

Search for animal signs like tracks and scat with a park interpreter on 1/5-mile trail. Bring water, insect repellent, and sturdy shoes.

Come out and join us as we clean up Storm Creek. Fishermen and other boaters are encouraged to patrol the shoreline from the water, while everyone else picks up trash on foot. Trash bags and gloves…

Join a park interpreter for a hike at Bear Creek Lake to watch for spring migrants. Loaner binoculars and a simple checklist highlighting waterbirds, warblers, and raptors are available.

Meet the park interpreter at the trail to explore the cypress tress along the lake. We’ll see ancient trees, “knees” and well-hidden hollows and perhaps some of the critters who make this huge tress…

Paddle with park interpreters to collect lake litter while learning about plastic pollution's harm to wildlife. Kayaks, gloves, bags, and life jackets provided. Pre-register by calling (870) 295-4040.…

Solve the mystery of Storm Creek lake's health! Test pH, turbidity and macros to compare to clean benchmarks. Spot pollution clues. All-ages kits. This is a drop-in program. #EarthDay

Stories, trivia and s’mores return for a cozy evening under the stars. Don’t forget a blanket or chair.

Join a park interpreter in tracing 1815 Louisiana Purchase baseline. Use maps/compasses to explore the rectangular survey system and discuss gum tree markers. This is an easy 1.5-mile walk with…

Were you aware that part of the original land survey for the Louisiana Purchase started at the confluence of the St. Francis River and Mississippi River? Join a park interpreter to find out just how…