We ALL live in a watershed. Join the park interpreter on kayak to explore Lake Frierson. Discover the lake's history as a watershed and the opportunities watersheds provide. We all live in a watershed. We play in it, our homes need it, and we shape the future in how we treat it. <br /><br />Recreational kayaks
How did this big hill get out here in the middle of the Delta anyways? Answer this question and more as you join the park interpreter for a time-traveling adventure on Crowley's Ridge. We will be hiking the 1.5-mile Boundary Trail, so please bring water and insect repellent and wear comfortable
You can cast away your worries and reel in the fun at Lake Frierson State Park. Join the park interpreter to test out your casting skills, see what is in Lake Frierson, and reel in fun opportunities to be had in the park. Fishing poles for the casting game are provided.
Do you have what it takes to be a Crater of Diamonds State Park rockhound? Join a park interpreter on the lower level of the Diamond Discovery Center to learn all about the world of rockhounding and even get started on your own rock specimen collection. We will be entering the search area so paid
At Lake Frierson State Park, our favorite gardeners get to work in winter. Join the park interpreter for a 0.5-mile hike on the Dogwood Lane Trail and learn more about one of our favorite park critters with some squirrelly challenges along the way. The Dogwood Lane Trail is a moderate trail, and
Make a stop at the trailhead for the Falls Branch Trail for a couple minutes to talk to Park Interpreter Carrie to discover how to be more like Bigfoot. This is a program station that will provide quick 5-minute programs as you start your hike. The station will be available for one hour. <br>
Did you know that a mighty big legend has left footprints on the history of Crowley's Ridge? It's true! Before the Boggy Creek Monster of western Arkansas, there was the Wild Man of Crowley's Ridge. Whether you believe in the legend or not, you can follow Bigfoot and step into big adventures at Lake
<p>Are you curious about paddle boarding? Try your hand at this paddling sport. We have several boards available for you to try. The park interpreter will be available to answer questions and give you pointers. This is a great way to find out if a paddle board would be right for you without buying it</p>
<p>Would you like to begin utilizing the fish you catch as food to feed your family? Join a park employee and learn how to clean a fish and use the Lake Chicot State Park fish cleaning station. Bring a fish to practice on. Space is limited. Register by calling the park at (870) 265-5480, emailing</p>
Join a park interpreter on National Trails Day to learn about the trailblazers who pioneered Bear Creek Loop Trail! As we honor the past, we'll also celebrate the present and ponder on the future, recognizing the importance of trailblazers in shaping our communities and world! <br />#NationalTrailsDay