Girl Scouts, here is your chance to get outdoors and experience Delta Heritage Trail State Park on a leisurely guided bike ride!
We will discover the trail's rich history and natural landscape during this unique event designed for <b>older scouts</b>. A park interpreter will lead this 6-mile bike ride
<p>This workshop is designed to build upon basic principles of cast iron cooking to prepare a simple meal. Register by calling the park at (870) 983-2684.</p>
No two rides or hikes on Delta Heritage Trail are the same. Each season offers its own show. Join a park interpreter for a guided easy 1-mile hike lasting about 45-minutes on crushed gravel as we discover what is happening in the natural world along the trail in autumn. Please dress to be outdoors
<p>Let’s take action against littering by cleaning one of your Arkansas State Parks. The Plum Bayou Mounds site has been used by mankind for over 1,300 years. Over that time period this land has seen a lot of trash —both ancient and modern. You can help preserve this prehistoric American Indian mound</p>
<p>The Great Arkansas Cleanup is a state-wide volunteer event sponsored by Keep Arkansas Beautiful. Volunteers are invited to help clean up roadways, shorelines, and trails. Meet at the visitor center to pick up supplies and receive cleanup location assignments. Free T-shirts while supplies last! Bring</p>
Since 1948, the Mt. Nebo Chicken Fry has been a fun-filled day to raise money for organizations that contribute to the River Valley community. Join us for events like the Chicken Fried 10k run, the Little Miss Pullet/Little Mister Rooster pageant, and a variety of games, tournaments, and activities!
<p>Mount Nebo State Park invites you to an evening of music and majesty at the 20th anniversary of Brass in the Clouds! Bring a blanket or lawn chair and watch the sun set to the soundtrack of Arkansas Tech University's brass ensemble. </p><p>This year's performance will include the ATU Trumpet Ensemble under</p>
<p>Join a park interpreter to see what birds are hanging around Storm Creek Campground. We will search the area around the campfire ring. This is a wooded area that makes a great place to look for birds. All levels of birding experience are welcome! A limited number of loaner binoculars will be</p>
Birds ranging in size from the large Bald Eagle all the way to the tiny sparrows make their homes at Mississippi River State Park. Have you ever wondered if these different kinds of birds make different kinds of nests? Join a park interpreter to explore the world of bird nests by making your very
In the 1800s people depended on native plants to provide a wide variety of food, medicine, tools and other necessities. Many of these plants are still found on Crowley's Ridge today. Join a park interpreter for a leisurely walk to discover some of the many uses of our native plants. The walk is 1/2