Sitting around the fire is one of the most magical things to do on a summer night. Join us at Lake Frierson State Park for a night of magic around the fire. Learn fun ways to get the campfire going and then connect with campfire stories, games, and snacks. This event is free, but registration is
Knot tying and navigation are two skills that interest and connect us through time. Learn how to tie a few knots and feel confident in your ability to lend a helping hand to others or yourself. Navigating the land is a task that many today do not know how to do well. Join park staff for a hand at
<p>Get in the park van ladies, we’re going treasure hunting! Join a park interpreter to learn the basics of geocaching and then embark on a multi-park adventure to find the hidden caches at Lake Frierson State Park, Crowley’s Ridge State Park, Lake Charles State Park, Powhatan Historic State Park, and</p>
<p>Treat yourself to a relaxing sunset paddle at Lake Frierson State Park. Join park interpreters, old friends and new, for an evening guided kayak cruise of Lake Frierson, a lake surrounded entirely by preserved wildlife habitat. No gear or kayaking experience necessary. The number of kayaks is</p>
Logoly State Park is home to a wide variety of fascinating plants and animals. Not only is it fun to see these things in the park, but you can also help park staff by being a community scientist and participating in the park BioBlitz. The information gathered during this event will help park staff
Learn how to make herb bundles from scratch. We are using fresh and dried herbs from the museum garden. Food allergens may be present. This is a come-and-go program.
The 2023 Mountain Fishin' Derby is here for Arkansas's free fishing weekend! Join park staff alongside Lake Bailey near the Boathouse to register your child and fish the morning away. <br><br>#FreeFishingWeekend #FishNatural #FishArkansas
Join us at Logoly State Park for our annual fishing derby. Kids under 15 will be able to fish at the pond starting at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 11 a.m. Awards will be given for biggest fish and most fish. There will also be door prizes awarded throughout the event. Parents are encouraged to help, but
The 1800s brought many emigrants to the river valley; these pioneers had to learn to live off the land. Basket making, using natural materials such as honeysuckle and button brush, was an important task for every pioneer. Baskets can made to serve utilitarian purposes or for decoration. Weave your
<p>While more
and more bat habitat disappears every year in Arkansas, we can provide the
perfect roosting spot for many of our mosquito-eating friends. Join the park interpreter to learn what you need to invite bats to roost in your backyard and what they need to thrive. Build your
own bat house to</p>