You can explore nature at this park because Lake Dardanelle State Park’s diverse habitats sustain many living creatures. Join a park interpreter in the visitor center Orientation Room and discover some of the creatures that call this area home.<br>
Cherokees who historically inhabited this area were heavily dependent on nature for their livelihood. Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater as she explains the importance the wild turkey had to those who traveled through and settled this area. Learn how historical Cherokee uses for the turkey
<p>You can grow your roots in Arkansas State Parks. Join the park interpreters as Lake Frierson State Park’s Women in the Woods series hits the trail for a backpacking trip at Cane Creek State Park! We will be hiking 6.5 miles in and out (total of 13 miles over 2 days) along the moderately strenuous</p>
Learn about plants and get creative! Create a nature sun catcher to hang in your home!
View Lake Sylvia from the lens of a microscope! Learn how to use a microscope and look at different items found at the recreation area!
Learn all about the birds that call Lake Sylvia home!
Learn all about nocturnal animals at Lake Sylvia! Explore nocturnal animal pelts and discover why they are awake when we are asleep!
Black oak, waterleaf oak, American sycamore, and sweetgum are all common trees in the Cossatot River Corridor. Tree leaves, bark, and buds are all useful hints to tell us what kind of tree we are looking at. Join a park interpreter as you learn how to identify different tree species, no matter the
Join a park interpreter at the visitor center amphitheater to create a treat for our largest pollinators with a park interpreter. All supplies provided.
Stop by Cossatot Falls to celebrate National S'mores Day with a park interpreter! All supplies provided. This is a come and go station.