Join us at the 21st Annual War Eagle Appreciation Day. This is a free family-friendly event! Explore the War Eagle watershed through education, recreation, and interactive activities. Contact the park for more information.
Join park staff at the Keith Ham Pavilion for a special showing of "Bridge to War Eagle" Stories of a Wild Ozark Stream, and the People Who Love It. This 30-minute documentary is the perfect way to kick off the 21st Annual War Eagle Appreciation Day by learning more about this amazing resource.
<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>
Calling all dog parents! Join a park interpreter in learning what it takes to be a B.A.R.K Ranger on this guided 1-mile hike. Then stick around to get your fur-baby certified as a Devil's Den State Park B.A.R.K Ranger! Please bring leashes, water bowls, and good hiking shoes.
<p>Looking for an easy introduction to hiking? Join a park interpreter for a guided hike along the Dogwood Trail! Starting at the trailhead located off of AR Hwy 23, this easy/moderate, 0.75-mile hike gives guests a taste of the natural beauty that Withrow Springs State Park has to offer. Be sure to</p>
Join a park interpreter to learn the basics of mountain biking safety and preparedness. Discover what gear to carry and how to handle common trail challenges. Whether you're new to the sport or need a refresher, this program will help you ride confidently and safely.
Ready to bust some myths about the animals at Daisy State Park? Join us for a short 3/4-mile hike as we find out what's really true or false about our favorite woodland creatures. Wear good walking shoes; bring insect repellent and drinking water.
Join Park Interpreter Sophia at the main pavilion for a morning bike tour of Daisy State Park. Come see the park by bike and learn more about the interesting history of the park. Please bring your bicycle, helmet, and water for this short bike tour around the park.
Join a park interpreter to make a take-home craft and explore how fish can hear, smell, touch, taste, and see their underwater world. Discover the secret superpower of a fish: their sixth sense!
Meet a park interpreter to set off on a leisurely walk along some
of the most scenic, and overlooked, areas in Petit Jean State Park. This
section of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Boy Scout Trail follows the bluff line
above the lower canyon of Cedar Creek. Dress for the weather, bring water along