Join a park interpreter for this easy, 3/4-mile guided walk along the Green Heron Trail. Feel free to bring binoculars if you have some; this is a great trail for nature watching!

Are you inquisitive and brave? If so, try to stomach this fascinating, hands-on activity.&nbsp;We’ll search for clues to solve the mystery of an owl’s last supper by dissecting an owl pellet.&nbsp;All materials are provided for this sanitary discovery opportunity.&nbsp;<br><br><br>

Enjoy a relaxing and scenic cruise on DeGray Lake before beating the heat and taking a dip in its refreshing water! We will cruise the lake for the first half of the tour taking in the beautiful scenery of the Ouachita Mountains, before pulling off into a secluded cove for a swim. If you prefer to

<div>Join a park interpreter for this easy, 1-mile guided walk along the Island Trail. Feel free to bring binoculars if you have some; this is a great trail for lake views. <br><br></div>

<p>Photography is a great way to explore the outdoors at Logoly State Park. Join the park interpreter to learn the tips and tricks of getting good nature pictures and find out the difference between taking photos for art and taking them for identification. Bring your camera (can be the one on your</p>

The waters of Logoly State Park are full of unseen mysteries. Many life cycles are carried out in the ponds and pools of this forest that are worth a closer look. Join a park interpreter to uncover the mystery and discover what calls our waters home. Bring old clothes that you do not mind getting

Owls are mysterious creatures flying in the night. Join the park interpreter to shed a little light on the mystery. You will have the chance to dissect an owl pellet and discover what makes up an owl’s meal.

The living things that glow at night can add a magical feel to your visit to the park, but have you ever thought about how and why they glow? Join a park interpreter to discover the science behind the magic and what you can do to help these things continue to light up the night.&nbsp;

Some animals can see ultraviolet colors, and some can blend into plain sight, but why? Join a park interpreter to learn about common animal adaptations and how they are used. Stick around to create your own imaginary animal using what we learned. This program is fun for kids of any age.

Are&nbsp;you as old as a tree? Join a park interpreter to&nbsp;discover how to tell the age of a tree and what happened during its life. You&nbsp;will also have the opportunity to create your own “tree cookie” story.&nbsp;