There is a lot to love about The Natural State! Join a park interpreter at the nature cabin for a fun game of Arkansas Trivia. Put your knowledge to the test and compete with other teams for prizes!

Butterfly or moth? What's the difference? Join a park interpreter at the nature cabin to find out! Participants will have the opportunity to craft their very own butterfly or moth.

Join the Max Milam Library and our esteemed guest speaker, Timothy Nutt, in exploring the rich history of Lake Sylvia and Camp Ouachita! Tim Nutt is a Director and Professor at UAMS Historical Research Center and has deep knowledge of Lake Sylvia and the surrounding area. At this event, in a lecture

Learn about the wide variety of shapes and sizes of fish that live in Lake Dardanelle due to its health and diversity. Join a park interpreter in the Weigh-In Pavilion and create a fish of your own. 

You can explore nature at this park because Lake Dardanelle State Park’s diverse habitats sustain many living creatures. Meadowbrook Trail is home to many of these creatures. Join a park interpreter at the visitor center and discover what animals call this area home. Then head down the trail to see

<div><div><div><div><div><p>Join a park interpreter for this relaxing walk through the forest of Lake Poinsett State Park. Along the way, take in the beautiful colors and sounds of fall. Please wear tennis shoes or hiking boots as there is some elevation change along the trail.</p></div></div></div><div><div></div></div></div></div><br>

Enrich your experiences here at Lake Catherine State Park through nature journaling! Nature journaling is a creative method for recording your observations, questions, and connections during any outdoor adventure. Join Park Interpreter Jaden at the Trailhead for a hike on the Falls Branch Trail. We

Cane poles are an efficient and affordable tool for both beginner and expert fishermen. Join Park Interpreter Jaden at the marina to tackle some fishing the old-fashioned way! Poles and bait will be provided.

Work up a sweat with the park interpreter on the Harris Creek Trail! All hikers are welcome, but this 3.5-mile round trip hike is at a swift pace. Bring plenty of water and a snack. This trail is moderately difficult, so please wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and weather appropriate clothing.

<p>Have you ever wanted to wander the woods of Mount Magazine? Join a park interpreter as you explore interesting sandstone structures, both natural and human-made, on the west end of Mount Magazine State Park on off-trail locations. Expect some uneven terrain and slight inclines. Seasonally</p>