Discover how to tell the difference between a venomous and non-venomous snake. Then don't miss out on the chance to meet some of our snake residents here at Lake Dardanelle State Pakr.

In other parts of the world, eating insects is considered a delicacy! Today, a park interpreter will test your notion of who really eats bugs and who doesn’t. Are you brave enough to join the “I Ate A Bug Club?" Take a bite, or at least watch! 

No matches? No problem! Join a park interpreter for&nbsp;a live demonstration of primitive fire starting before enjoying several rounds&nbsp;of nature trivia and marshmallow roasting around the campfire. Marshmallows and<br>
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Join a park interpreter for Feathered Fliers Weekend as we embark on a guided hike along the 1/2-mile paved Kingfisher Trail. Learn about the role and vital importance of wetland ecosystems to our waterfowl and migratory species, and all about the amazing bird that this trail gets its namesake from

<p>Bats aren't blind, they won’t get stuck in your hair—and they’re some of nature’s most important nighttime hunters! Join a park interpreter for a short, guided hike to uncover the truth about these fascinating, misunderstood creatures. Along the way, we’ll explore how local bats hunt using</p>

Looking for an adventure with sure rewards? Join a park interpreter for this unique opportunity to hike a select section of the “White Zone” multi-use trail on the south side of the lake. Enjoy a short boat ride to our launch point before embarking on a lively 1.5-mile hike with some notable

Are we there yet? If you were hiking a trail or blazing your own path without the luxury of modern GPS technology, how would you know how far you had traveled or how far you had left to go to reach your destination? Join a park interpreter to make this army-approved tool and learn to track your

Enjoying all the beautiful songbirds at DeGray Lake Resort State Park? Want to see them at your own house? Park staff will show you how to make an effective birdfeeder from surprisingly simple materials.

<p>Join us for this nocturnal adventure across the lake. We will journey by boat to a remote cove where we will try and call up some owls and listen to the other sounds of the night. Please dress appropriately for the weather. It is normally cooler and windier on the lake. Space is limited</p>

No match? No problem! Join a park interpreter and sharpen your survival skills with a hands-on lesson in primitive fire-starting. All materials provided.&nbsp;