Interested in creating a one-of-a-kind artwork using nature? Join a park interpreter at the main pavilion for a hands-on workshop using natural materials found at Daisy State Park to create a beautiful print or wearable t-shirt. Participants may choose between crafting a take home print or t-shirt
Delta Heritage Trail State Park offers miles and miles to explore the outdoors through hiking and biking. Start your journey by joining a park interpreter on a guided 6-mile bike ride on an easy flat gravel surface trail from the visitor center. We will be on the trail for about one hour, but the
Join a park interpreter to learn about the importance of wildflowers for our pollinators and even get your hands a little dirty by planting your own wildflower seeds to take home.
Join the staff of Woolly Hollow State Park for a day of fun! Bring your friends and family to participate in a variety of games and activities! Prizes will be awarded after each game. Make sure to bring a towel, sunscreen, and your A-game!
Nature journaling isn't just about drawing! Join a park interpreter to learn a few different ways to nature journal and start your own journal about your time at Lake Poinsett State Park. Materials are provided.
Join a park interpreter at the main pavilion for pizza rolls cooked at our Dutch oven cooking demonstration. Learn the basics of Dutch oven cooking including how to care and season a Dutch oven. All participants at this exciting program will enjoy a fun snack! Reservations are required, please call
Meet at the picnic tables by the search area and learn about colorful rocks and minerals found at Crater of Diamonds State Park in this program for kids of all ages!
Meet a park interpreter for a hike to the waterfall on the Ozark Highlands Trail. This trek is designed for all ages. Just bring your appreciation of waterfalls<br>
and your ability to walk approximately 1.5-miles. Comfortable hiking shoes, water, and a hiking stick are recommended.
Meet a park interpreter for a hike to the waterfall on the Ozark Highlands Trail.
This trek is designed for hikers ages 50 and up who appreciate a shorter hike at a
more relaxed pace, but all ages are welcome to participate. Total distance is approximately
¾-mile or 1500 steps. Seven stone steps
Want to catch more fish? Want to know more about what fish eat and where they live? Meet a park interpreter to think like a fish and discover more about the fish that live in Lake Fort Smith.