Have you ever wanted
to be a detective? Get your chance to use your investigative skills at Bull Shoals-White
River State Park to determine what happened on a snowy day. The park
interpreter will provide all necessary supplies to complete the investigation!
Any object you can find in the park has its own
special place. Join us for a fun activity as we take the time to slow down and observe, take a closer look,
and think about the interconnectedness of everyday objects found around us in nature.<br>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">As seasons change, so does the nature that
surrounds us! Experience what’s happening now that summer is giving way to fall
in the great outdoors at Bull Shoals-White River State Park on the Heritage and
Habitat Trail. Join a park interpreter for a relaxed walk on the paved 1/2-mile trail. Wear</a>
Join fellow volunteers in preserving the natural beauty of Devil's Den State Park! Cleanup headquarters will be at the large pavilion, where volunteers can sign in, pick up supplies, and receive location assignments. Please bring your own water, snacks, insect repellent, and pick-up sticks or
Celebrate Astronomy Day with Hubble’s Night Sky Challenge as you join a park interpreter for an evening of discovery under the stars. Participants will test their stargazing skills, explore constellations, planets, and galaxies, and compare their own view of the night sky with the incredible images
Spend the morning with park interpreters at Sandbar Campground to remove litter and debris from this high-use area of the park. This volunteer event is a part of the Great Arkansas Cleanup through Keep Arkansas Beautiful! No registration required. Supplies, a t-shirt, snacks and water are provided
Join a park interpreter outside the visitor center to take a relaxing autumn stroll on the Arboretum Trail. We will talk about the trees and other plants that paint the unique landscape of Village Creek State Park in a variety of fall colors. This is a 0.5-mile, relatively easy walk that takes
Ready to try your hand at creating origami animals? Join a park interpreter to learn about the birds at Village Creek State Park that call this preserved habitat home. Afterwards, we will learn to fold some of our favorite feathered friends into a take-home paper craft. This program lasts around 45
What better way to end the day than kayaking Lake Dunn at sunset? Join a park interpreter for a peaceful paddle tour around Lake Dunn where we will search for wildlife and discover who calls Village Creek State Park home. The tour will last around 1.5 hours, including a safety briefing and paddling
<p>Learn the basics of Dutch oven cooking and cast-iron care with a park interpreter. Help prepare and taste sweet treats cooked over coals!</p>