The White River has been a highway through the wilderness for hundreds of years. Join a park interpreter to learn more about how early settlers, wealthy planters, and everyone in between got themselves and their stuff where they needed to go! <br>
Visit with a park interpreter to learn more about the wonderful world of frogs and toads. How are they the same, and what are their differences? Frogs help control the insect population and are a good food source for larger animals. Hop through the frog life cycle and all the special things that
You've probably seen one squashed on the side of the road, and you might have even driven through the town of Possum Grape, but how much do you really know about these elusive creatures? Join a park interpreter to learn more about the mysterious and misunderstood Virginia opossum.
Discover the fascinating world of White River pearling as the residents of Jacksonport experienced it at the turn of the 20th century. See the equipment used by divers and learn about the multitude of uses for the mussel shells. Most especially, learn about the most coveted prize of all – the
Join the fun every Wednesday at Jacksonport State Park! Each hike begins at the Tunstall Riverwalk Trailhead. Just look for the white state park van. Park interpreters will be ready with a nature-inspired, healthy theme for each hike. Birding, nature, or wildlife hikes are available. Please wear
<p>Mount Nebo State Park’s springs, creeks, and ponds provide a perfect home for a variety of frogs and toads. However, frogs and toads are experts at camouflage and can be difficult to spot with your eyes. Join a park interpreter to learn how to use your ears to identify our amphibious friends by the</p>
Owls play an important role in the ecosystem of Mount Nebo State Park, and there are several species you can find here! Join a park interpreter for a brief program on how these owls fit into our habitat followed by a “prowl” to see if we can spot any owls in the wild! Flashlights will be provided.
<p>Step back in time with a park interpreter as we explore the origins of Devil’s Den State Park and celebrate the enduring legacy of the CCC. With a sense of wonder, we’ll uncover the skill, determination and artistry that shaped this Ozark gem.</p>
Arkansas State Parks is committed to protecting our natural resources within the parks, including the native plants and their pollinators. That is why we are partners with the Arkansas Monarch and Pollinator Partnership. Lake Dardanelle State Park has many “garden” areas for pollinators. Pollinators
Lake Dardanelle State Park is known for its stunning sunsets. Enjoy the beauty as we paddle along some of the seldom-seen shorelines of this 34,000-acre lake. Sign up at the visitor center (479) 967-5516 at least one day in advance. Please specify when you sign up if you want a tandem (2 person) or