Come do your part to Keep Arkansas Beautiful. Join the state park team as they participate in cleaning up a large portion of HWY 63 in Mammoth Spring. Meet at the state park at 9:30 a.m. Call 870-625-7364 for more details.
Many of us get lost in the hustle and bustle of the day and forget to take some time for ourselves, but the natural world relishes in the quiet before the storm. Embrace the day by joining a park interpreter on this early morning kayak excursion and get lost in the peace of crepuscular Chicot Lake.
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Chicot State Park is home to several wild American alligators and our resident
alligator. Meet this ambassador animal and learn about the important role that
alligators play in their native ecosystems. After learning about this reptile, join the park interpreter in making your very own</p>
Join a park interpreter for a special 2-hour open self-guided tour of the 1872 Courthouse Museum! Learn how Jacksonport became the county seat, what the building was used for after the county seat moved to Newport, and why the courthouse was almost torn down.
Snot, slime, or mucus? Is there a difference
and why are snails covered in it? What is their purpose in the park? Join Park
Interpreter Kara to uncover the slimy secrets of snails!<br><br><br>
The cascading clear water of the Cossatot River serves people and wildlife alike! Join park interpreters to give back and create a lasting impact on the shoreline of the Falls. This beautification project includes removing litter and debris from the shoreline of Cossatot Falls, a high-use area in
Which bird eats what? Join Park Interpreter Mystina for a fun activity while discovering how different birds use their special adaptations to<br>
eat certain foods.
<p><b>THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 8TH/9TH</b><br />Originally developed to help Boy Scouts get a badge, the Flapjack 20 is a 20-mile night hike that takes place on the Cane Creek Lake Trail. It is now open to the public for everyone to enjoy! Strike out on this nighttime adventure and see what the</p>
Do your part to keep America beautiful by volunteering for a trash cleanup at Crater of Diamonds State Park! Be sure to wear close-toed shoes and bring plenty of drinking water for gathering litter. Supplies will be available in the Lower Level of the Diamond Discovery Center. #KeepAmericaBeautiful
Join us for the 2025 Kids' Fishing Derby here at Devil's Den State Park. This event is free and for children 15 years old and under being accompanied by an adult guardian. Registration for the derby begins at 8:30 a.m. at the Café Pavilion. Fishing begins after registration at 9 a.m. Be sure to