Logoly State Park has some very unique animals. Join the park interpreter to learn about the weird eaters, the track stars, and what may be the oddest animal in the park.<br>
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<p>You can draw some memories at Mount Magazine State Park! Try to guess native animals based on clues given by Park Interpreter&nbsp;Alex. All materials included. Suggested for children ages&nbsp;5-12. </p><br>
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In an age long ago, sedimentary rocks formed this unique landscape of the Ozark Plateau. Limestone is one of four sedimentary rocks found in Devil’s Den<br />
State Park. Many fossils, left behind in the limestone, can tell us a story of the park’s distant past. Join a park interpreter for an easy hike to

Learn about Devil’s Den State Park's favorite flying mammals – the bats!
Join a park interpreter for a fun game about the bats' sense of smell and
then we’ll listen to their echolocation calls as they begin foraging for their
evening meal. Bring your lawn chairs or
blankets and flashlights. Join a

Devil’s Den State Park is home to many different kinds of birds from Carolina wrens to red-bellied woodpeckers. Meet a park interpreter to go on a birding stroll to look for birds in the park. Please bring binoculars and birding field guides if you have them.&nbsp;<br>

Join a park interpreter to learn how the caves and crevices were formed, how the park got its name and much more on this 1.5-mile, moderately strenuous hike. It is recommended to bring plenty of water and wear comfortable hiking shoes. From a waterfall to sandstone crevices, the Devil’s Den Trail is

Join a park interpreter for a creative journey into nature! Take a leisurely hike along the scenic Slunger Creek Trail, pausing to observe the beauty around you. Then, let your inspiration flow as you write your own nature-themed poem. No poetry experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and a

Have you ever felt what a deer feels like? What about a bear? Explore the world of animal furs with Park Interpreter Mike at the Falls Creek Falls trailhead!&nbsp;

<p>Get ready for a sweet evening at Lake Chicot State Park as we celebrate <strong>National S’mores Day</strong>! Join us as the sun sets for a <strong>fire-building workshop</strong>, where you’ll learn the basics of safely starting and maintaining a campfire. Then gather ‘round the flames for an evening of <strong>campfire stories and gooey</strong></p>

Stop by the nature cabin to discover what makes Lake Catherine State Park so special. Park interpreters will be available to give short programs, help start your explorer program, or answer any questions about this special place.<br>
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