<p>"Who" wants to learn about owls? Perfectly adapted to hunt at night, the owls that live in the park help maintain balance within the ecosystem. Join a park interpreter for a nighttime trek on the Forest Trail in search of these amazing predators. We will discuss the adaptations that make them both</p>
<p>This creature feature highlights spiders! Are they creepy crawlies or wonderous web weavers? You decide! Found inside and outside, these tiny arachnids are truly unavoidable. Join a park interpreter to learn about the benefits we get from these amazing animals and learn some tips to better coexist. </p><br>
<b></b><p>Join a park interpreter for a guided stroll through the woods. Meet at the Forest trailhead located across from the campground for a 1.5-mile hike. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the oak and hickory forests on this leisurely out-and-back hike. Sturdy footwear, water, and insect repellant are</p>
Bull Shoals-White River State Park is excited to offer Women in Nature (W.I.N.)! During this summer series, women are encouraged to join park staff to explore different aspects of the park and enjoy the great outdoors with other like-minded women. In June, participants will be introduced to fly
Come join us for a “spooktacular” time at White Oak Lake State Park with trick or treating from 6 - 8 p.m. for children 12 and under. There is a $5 parking fee to enter the event. Want to be more involved in the fun? Rent and decorate a campsite for a chance to win several awards and pass out candy
<p>Why do reptiles bathe in the sun? Join a park interpreter to learn more about the lives of the reptiles found in Woolly Hollow State Park. After discussing reptile traits and habits, we will make a suncatcher! </p>
Soil, grass, ants, dwarf toads; there is a lot to discover right under your feet! Join a park interpreter at the main Huckleberry Nature trailhead (trailhead nearest to campsites, on the left) to discover the hidden world many of us overlook. This program will last about 30 minutes and is great for
Many people have strong feelings towards snakes, but what do snakes think of us? Join a park interpreter to learn more about the snakes at Woolly Hollow State Park and how they perceive the world around them. This program will last about 30 minutes.
What’s that noise? Join a park interpreter to learn more about the animal sounds you may encounter during your stay at Woolly Hollow State Park. This program is great for all ages and lasts about 30 minutes.
Explore the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources with your young child. The "Tinkering for Tots" program is geared towards children ages 1-5. Through stories, music, movement and hands-on projects, children will learn about science and local history. Call (870) 725-2877 to reserve a place for your