Test your knowledge of the natural world of Crowley's Ridge! Everyone will get a list. To count your item, you just put a check mark on your paper or take a picture of the item. We can compare when everyone gets back.

Drop in for a short visit with a park interpreter and learn three basic knots useful to an outdoors person. You’ll even learn what not to knot.<br>

<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 on hand 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>

Join a park interpreter for a mildly strenuous hike up and down Crowley’s Ridge. We will look at the different layers of sediment that form the ridge and explore how two mighty rivers helped carve away the land on either side to form this little rise above the Delta. Hike is 1-mile in length. Wear

Nature is full of color, and today we are going in search for as many different colors as we can find. During our search we will discuss and explore some of the roles color plays in the natural world. This hike is ½-mile in length. Wear sturdy shoes or boots, bring water, and don’t forget your

Ever wanted to take up camping, but just didn’t know where to start? Join a park interpreter to learn the basics of camping such as tent setup, campfire building, campground cooking and other tips and tricks. This workshop is by reservation only. Please stop by our visitor center to sign up or call

Have you ever wanted to cook in a cast iron Dutch oven? Here’s your chance. This evening you can help a park interpreter prepare and cook a couple of tasty treats for you to try. We will cover the basics of temperature control as well as how to care for cast iron cookware.

Nature journaling is a great way to remember what you have seen, increase observational skills, relax, or just be creative. It is also open to anyone of any age. All ages can find journaling a great way to express themselves. Find out more about this creative pastime that is perfect for campers

Meet a park interpreter at the <b>picnic area near the mine entrance </b>to learn about one of the park's most useful minerals and see how many colors of jasper you can find! Regular admission to the diamond search area is required for program attendance.&nbsp;<br><br><br>

Join a park interpreter at the <b>Prospector trailhead</b>, on the northwest side of the diamond search area,<b> </b>and experience Crater of Diamonds State Park like miners and geologists of the past! Paid admission to the diamond search area is required to access this trail. Wear comfortable walking shoes