Join Park Interpreter Terry for a game of 'mad libs' with a fun twist and a belly-laughing good time. This activity provides a fun way for families to connect with nature together.
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<p>Join Park Interpreter Terry for a game of<br />
‘Mad Libs’ with a fun twist. and a belly laughing good time.</p><br />
Join Park Interpreter Heather to discover more about our turtles. Then we even meet some of the little turtles who live here as we let them get exercise in the back yard of the visitor center. This program is great for the whole family
Discover how food was cooked in the Ozarks in the good old days. Join park staff for a Dutch oven cooking demonstration, and learn how to make an easy Dutch oven delight. Don’t miss your chance to relive a part of history and get a sample of this tasty recipe!
Is it a frog or a cricket? What are the sounds of spring? Are they different from the sounds that we hear in the fall? Join a park interpreter for this wonderfully illustrated program on the sounds that you hear at night.
BACK DATED FROM 06/23/19 FOR CANCELLATION<br />Experience the beauty of the river on this guided evening canoe float on the Big Maumelle River. If you have never canoed at night before, this is your chance! Wear clothes and shoes that can get wet, bring insect repellent, plenty of water, and a flashlight
Sign up early for this water adventure! We'll boat out to an island where we will snorkel along the shoreline and see fish, rocks, plants and more! Masks, fins, and snorkels are provided (you get to keep the snorkel), but feel free to bring your own equipment if you have it. <b>Lifejackets are provided</b>
Exploration, opportunity, and progress forged the culture you find here today. Meet a park interpreter in the Orientation Room to hear some stories of the past that create the wonderful and unique culture in the River Valley. See these stories come to life right before your eyes!
<div><div><div><p>Arkansas Tourism Photographer Kirk Jordan has captured our state park in remarkable ways. This collection showcases some amazing views of Mississippi River State Park and the surrounding area. </p></div></div></div><div></div>
<div><div><div><p>Our national symbol – its status has changed over time: endangered, threatened, and finally de-listed. What is the status of eagles in Arkansas? A park interpreter answers questions and discusses the physical characteristics of these incredible birds in the historic CCC Room of Mather Lodge. Plan to</p></div></div></div>
<div><div><div><p>What is better than looking for birds while on a hike? How about looking for birds while on a bike! This tour combines two fun activities, birding and biking, into one memorable tour. This is the perfect opportunity for novice and experienced birders alike to try their luck and see what feathery</p></div></div></div>