Can you identify
items in nature? Join Park Interpreter Kara to discover how well you can
identify things in nature by using just your sense of touch! It’s not as easy
as it sounds, but it’s really fun! <br><br><br>

Everyone is invited to join the park interpreters for softball. Come be a part of this living legacy! We have gloves, bats, and balls, but we need you for a game! Meet at the ball field in Camp Area E.&nbsp;<br>

Fishing provides children opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and develop a lifelong interest. Children 12 and under will have the opportunity to fish the pre-stocked lake and win prizes. This derby is sponsored by the Phillip's county community. Registration begins at 7 a.m.

<p>Do you like crafting and want to try something new? Stop by Davidsonville Historic State Park and help park staff with a weaving project. We'll uncover the basics and learn about the types of looms, how to tell the warp from the weft, and you can try your hand at shuttling. <strong>This is a come-and-go</strong></p>

This motto of the Civilian Conservation Corps inspired the boys of 1933! Join the assistant superintendent to discover their story and the history of Devil’s Den State Park tonight at the amphitheater.&nbsp;

Join Park Interpreter Kara for a fun game about recycles and learn some interesting facts about how long some of our trash lasts!

There are many interesting things in nature that you may find during a walk in the woods or even in your own backyard. You might be surprised at what you're missing by not "looking" during a hike or walk. Join a park interpreter to take a look at some things in nature that we often overlook.&nbsp;<br><br><br>
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<p>Fishing
provides children opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and develop a lifelong
interest. Children 12 and under will have the opportunity to fish the
pre-stocked pond and win prizes. Registration begins
at 7 a.m.<b></b></p> <br>

<p> Meet a park interpreter to learn more about mothers
in nature, how they care for their young, and what to do if you encounter them.
Stay and make a Mother’s Day craft to take home! This program is great for the
whole family.</p>

Join the park interpreter for a 1.75-mile hike on the Big Bluff Trail. We will look to see what’s blooming and what’s<br />
happening in the forest now that summer is here. The trail is moderately strenuous, so wear comfortable walking shoes and bring your water bottle plus any field guide books. <br />
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