<p>Come visit Hobbs State Park for the <b>ENTO-ROADSHOW</b>, a travelling STEAM (science,
technology, art, and math) classroom trailer that has interactive displays from
the University of Arkansas Arthropod Museum, as well as insect and arthropod
related art generated by U of A students. Visitors will get a</p>
Discover the art of Dutch oven cooking with park staff as we prepare a delicious campfire meal. Learn a tasty new skill while soaking in the scenic views of Queen Wilhelmina State Park!
Queen Wilhelmina State Park is the perfect location to view the Perseid Meteor Shower. Meet a park interpreter at 8:30 p.m. to learn what causes meteor showers and for viewing tips. Join at 8:45 p.m. for popcorn and to share the excitement of shooting stars with fellow park visitors. Bring a chair
In partnership with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Cane Creek State Park will open its stocked catfish pond to all angler kids and their families. Bring your finest fishing tackle and your best bait to try and get the heaviest stringer. Contestants placing in first, second, and third place
Right about peak butterfly season, Queen Wilhelmina State Park holds a butterfly count. If you would like to participate in the annual butterfly count, here is your chance. Each summer, people of all ages and walks of life join the count to create an annual snapshot of the distribution and abundance
<strong>Kids to Parks Day </strong>is a national day of outdoor play celebrated annually on the third Saturday of May. The day connects kids and families with their local, state, and national parks and public lands through hundreds of park events that promote discovery and exploration in the great outdoors
Join park staff on all things fishing related. We will discuss local fish species, habitats and equipment needed to help turn your experience from fishing to catching!
Discover nature’s colorful side! Meet a park interpreter at the Lake Center to search for what colors can be found around Woolly Hollow. This program is great for kids of any age and lasts around 30 minutes.
<p>Take a quick hike to one of the few caves of Mount Magazine
State Park, Barn Cave. This small cave is a shelter with a story, and resides right
beside Magazine Falls, which is beautiful even when you have to imagine it with
water! This is a short hike, but traverses a fairly steep hill with uneven</p>
<p>Do you love history? Join a park interpreter to learn more about our local history while touring the 143-year-old Woolly Cabin! The cabin tour will be preceded by an optional 0.5-mile hike on the Cabin Trail. </p>