Join two park interpreters for a walk through the Carl Hunter Memorial Garden near the River View Center! This monumental scene has a lot to offer in terms of beauty and a lot to teach about landscape management! Learn about what it takes to maintain this garden and all about the plants in it
Join a park interpreter as we learn how to be good stewards of our trails while hiking. Before the hike, we'll set intentions, such as treading lightly on the trail and picking up park litter. This outing will cover topics such as planning a hike, proper outdoor ethics, following a map, and staying
Calling all Girl Scouts who love to explore! Join a park interpreter at the visitor center for a fun geocaching program just for your Girl Scout troop! We will cover the basics of geocaching and even try to find one of the many geocaches hidden at Daisy State Park. This event is open only for Girl
This adventure program is for Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts. Spend the<br />
morning paddling on Beaver Lake with a park interpreter as your guide. This<br />
activity fulfills the Paddling Award/Badge for Senior Girl Scouts. All<br />
equipment will be provided. Bring a water bottle and wear appropriate clothing.<br />
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Bats are some of the most efficient communicators in the animal kingdom! Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater to learn about these fascinating animals and have the chance to see a few.
Did you know you can make simple bird feeders using items found in nature? We'll show you how - you can make one to take home! Meet park interpreter Jaden at the nature cabin for this fun activity.
Join a park interpreter at the nature cabin for a creative introduction to snakes! Learn how to identify the venomous snakes of Arkansas. Participants will have the opportunity to craft their very own snakeskin bookmark.
Join a park interpreter at the nature cabin to test your knowledge of mammals! We will be using a combination of animal tracks and furs to identify some of the animals found here at the park.
Have you ever wondered what a deer feels like? How about a bear? Explore the world of animal furs with a park interpreter at the trailhead.
Join a park interpreter on a hike to look for some local feathered friends. Discover fun facts about these park residents and weary travelers as we identify them. Bring water and binoculars if you have them. Meet at the White Oak trailhead near the campsites, and please wear appropriate shoes for