<p>Join a park interpreter to enjoy the fall colors that Bull Shoals-White River State Park has to offer on a moderately strenuous hike on the Big Bluff Trail. This<br>
hike will take participants to the Big Bluff Overlook. Please wear comfortable shoes and bring water.</p><br>
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Join a park interpreter on a mile long hike on the Lakeside Trail. Enjoy the cool temperatures of fall and views of Bull Shoals Lake. This hike will be moderately strenuous. Please wear comfortable shoes and bring water.
The Plum Bayou Mounds site is one of the largest and most impressive archeological sites in the Lower Mississippi River Valley. Occupied by American Indians from about 650 to 1050 AD, this site is home to a group of ancient earthworks that once made up a large ceremonial site. Visitors will join a
<p> Pottery is one of the oldest human inventions, predating the wheel and even writing! Pieces of broken pottery help us understand more about the prehistoric American Indians who once lived in this area. Join a park interpreter to discover the importance of pottery to early peoples. You will also</p>
Join a park interpreter to learn about Dutch oven outdoor cooking. This event is only open to Girl Scouts and their families and registration is required. Please call the visitor center to register and pay by September 9 for this program. #GSLoveStateParks
Join a park interpreter as we learn more about one of our favorite mammals in the park, the fox! We will discover some of our state’s history relating to foxes, discover some of their unique characteristics and traits, and try to figure out why they are seen as mischievous creatures.
Gather around with a park interpreter to discover the art of Dutch oven cooking—then treat yourself to a warm cinnamon roll fresh from the fire.
Step into the past with a park interpreter and play the exciting game “CCC or Not?” Uncover the fascinating story on what the CCC is all about and how important they are for Devil's Den State Park.
<p>Create fun animal bead crafts with a park interpreter. Learn about local wildlife while making your own keepsake. All supplies provided. All ages welcome.</p>
Before Crater of Diamonds State Park existed, this land that is now the state park was commercially mined. Do you think you have what it takes to run your own commercial mine? Using real chocolate chip cookies, this activity will take you through what it would be like to gather all of the supplies