<p>Join a park interpreter for a special nighttime hiking experience at the Bear Cave Trail
parking area. This ½-mile hike will focus on looking for the exciting
night life of Petit Jean State Park. Please bring a flashlight and
water; wear a sturdy pair of shoes. </p>
To know Petit Jean State Park, you have to know
Cedar Falls. But have you known this waterfall at night? Join a park interpreter at the breezeway of Mather Lodge for a special moonlit hike down to
Cedar Falls. Please bring a flashlight, water, and wear sturdy shoes. This is
an experience you’ll
Join a park interpreter to learn about using artificial lures to catch one of Petit Jean State Park's aquatic predators, the largemouth bass. We will learn how to set up your rod, select an appropriate lure, and entice bass into biting. At the end, you will have an opportunity to try your hand at
Join a park interpreter to learn how to catch one of Lake Bailey's most common fish species, the bluegill sunfish. We will learn how to set up your rod, tie on your hook and look for bait. At the end, you will have an opportunity to try your hand at catching one of these colorful fish. Bring your
Frogs and toads create a peaceful nighttime soundtrack. Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater to learn about the critical role frogs and toads play at Daisy State Park. You’ll also get the chance to create your own frog chorus!
What
is camouflage and what is it for? Animals use it to survive in the wild by
blending into their surroundings. Visit the park interpreter’s Exploration Station at the visitor center to learn about the benefits of camouflage in the wild.
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Join a park interpreter to search for the amazing nocturnal raptor, the owl, as we
hike approximately ½-mile of the historic Searcy-Springfield Road. This is an exciting opportunity to try to hear or spot
these stealthy fliers. If you’ve never been on a night hike, this is a ‘must
do’ for you! Bring
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join a park interpreter to discover what animals live here at Bull Shoals-White River State Park and what their fur feels like! Learn what features the animals have that help them survive here.</a>
<p>Bull Shoals-White River State Park is home to a multitude of wildflowers that are lots of different shapes, sizes, and colors that bloom for a short time before<br />
giving way to the next lineup of wildflowers. Join a park interpreter on an easy to moderate hike to see what wildflowers are blooming now</p>
Join in the fun at the Tons of Fun event at Bull Shoals-White River State Park! Participate in old-fashioned games like the three-legged race, sack race, water balloon toss, and more! Registration begins at 10 a.m. at the pavilion in the campground. There will be three age groups participating in