<p>Join us for a hands-on Dutch oven cooking workshop at Lake Dardanelle State Park! Learn the basics of Dutch oven cooking while preparing a classic meal and take home a pre-seasoned Dutch oven to continue your culinary journey. Please wear close-toed shoes and weather-appropriate attire. If you have</p>

<p>Historic Washington State Park will offer a hoof care&nbsp;demonstration at the Sanders Barnyard. Attendees will witness and discuss the&nbsp;methods used by 19th century pioneers to keep their horses sound and&nbsp;in working condition. </p>

<p>Come celebrate the fall season&nbsp;with a fun-filled day of activities in the charming setting of our historic&nbsp;town. Enjoy traditional games, delicious food, and fall festivities, all while&nbsp;exploring the rich history that makes our community unique. </p>

<p>This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the
world of Dutch ovens. Participants will prepare various 19th century
sweets and treats and learn how to use and care for Dutch ovens. Register by
calling the park at (870) 983-2684.<br></p>

<p>Participate in "Town in Conflict" at Historic Washington State Park with your school group. Turn
back the clock to the years of the war and see a town engulfed in a war that
put brother against brother. Washington and Hempstead County alone raised
eighteen companies to serve in the Confederate Army</p>

<p>An evening at Historic Washington State Park provides a
chance to indulge your imagination. Accompany an interpretive guide through
selected sites in Washington that have some “unexplained” happenings in their
history. You can believe or not, but you’ll have a wonderful evening walk in
which to</p>

Learning not to use our eyes and rely on our other senses is difficult for some. It can be a very rewarding experience if we give it a chance. Join the park interpreter in the visitor center orientation room and discover some new ways to explore nature.&nbsp;

With the changing of seasons comes an abundance of color. Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater for a leisurely stroll along the Meadowbrook Trail to soak up the beauty of fall.&nbsp;

Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater to learn about our silent hunters that come out when the sun goes down. We will talk about some of their unique features including looking at an owl pellet. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight as we will be prowling for owls on the trail.&nbsp;

Here is your chance to get outdoors and experience autumn in the Delta on a guided kayak tour led by a park interpreter on Kate Adams Lake. Join us as we explore the natural world and rich cultural history of the lake and Arkansas City. We will meet at the Arkansas City Trailhead Office and then