Meet a park interpreter for a demonstration on how to get started fishing here at Petit Jean State Park. We will go over what species call Lake Bailey home, basic equipment, and techniques. 

<p>Meet a park interpreter to hike one of the most scenic sections of the Boy Scout&nbsp;Trail. We will be hiking along the rim&nbsp;of Cedar Creek Canyon. This hike is about 2-miles in length and follows rolling terrain. Please wear sturdy&nbsp;shoes and bring plenty of water.</p><br>
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"Who" wants to join a park interpreter on a quest to talk with our nighttime buddy, the owl? Meet at the amphitheater to learn a few quick interesting points about our feathered friends. Then take a walk outdoors with recorded owl calls to see who might strike up a conversation with us. Please dress

Join a park interpreter to hike along the 3/4-mile Daisy Creek Trail and learn about how you can keep your park clean and green for years to come by practicing “Leave No Trace.” We will discover the unexpected ways litter and pollution can harm our park and make a plan to minimize our impact on the

From a waterfall to sandstone crevices, the Devil’s Den Trail is one of the most fascinating areas of Devil’s Den State Park. Join a park interpreter to discover some of the animals, plants, and natural forces that can be found along this beautiful, scenic trail. This moderately strenuous trail is a

<p>Fashion meets function! The snakes inhabiting
Daisy State Park come in a variety of patterns. Meet a park interpreter at the main pavilion to learn more about our local snakes while creating
your very own snakeskin necklace. Please sign up and pay in the visitor center by 4 p.m. as space is limited</p>

This evening’s program will feature information on the different species of bats here at Devil’s Den State Park as well as highlights from Batman Harry’s three visits to a very special U.S. cave. Learn why the millions of bats in this cave should not be affected by White Nose Syndrome, a deadly

Join Park Interpreter Haley and dip your toes into the aquatic world of Withrow Springs State Park. Learn about macroinvertebrates and the role that they play in keeping our park ecosystem healthy. Everyone will have the opportunity to catch and identify their own macroinvertebrates. Make sure to

Join Park Interpreter Haley for some educational crafting! Learn about the roll that snakes play in their local food webs and why they are necessary for the health of an ecosystem. Afterwards, participants will have the opportunity to craft their own snake spiral mobile using supplies provided

<p>The wildlife at Withrow Springs State Park have adapted to ensure that their appearance is more than just fashionable but functional as well. Join Park Interpreter Haley to learn about the different benefits that each fur provides to its owner. <b> </b></p>