Meet a park Interpreter at the trailhead of the Little Missouri River Trail to learn all about the world of birding. This 1.2-mile trail winds its way through the woods from the campground to the scenic Little Missouri River. A portion of this trail is paved, and the unpaved section is easily walked

Let's go back in time at Lake Frierson State Park! Join the park interpreter to become time travelers on Crowley's Ridge and see how the park has changed through time with a hike on the 1-mile Boundary Trail loop. It is recommended to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes, to bring water, and to

Great memories begin with a spark. Make new memories as you join a park interpreter to learn both traditional and creative ways of starting a campfire. Guests are encouraged to dress for the weather and to bring a chair to sit around the campfire. 

Can you tell the difference between the tracks of a squirrel and an opossum? Become an outdoor wildlife detective and find out who has been walking around Lake Frierson State Park! Join a park interpreter in learning some tips of the tracking trade as we make our own tracker field guides. 

Kayaking on Lake Frierson offers you a link to many different worlds! Join the park interpreter in discovering the stories our lake provides and protects as we rove the coves of Lake Frierson. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, towels, sunglasses, and wear clothes that can get wet. Call or stop

<p>Evenings are often a good time for a quick orientation to the park. Join a park interpreter to earn a sweet prize and to test your knowledge of the natural world around you. Supplies are limited to a first-come, first-served basis.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><br>
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<p>Horner Neck Lake is a wetland lake teeming with wildlife, making it a perfect place to go kayaking! Come see what’s flying in the air, swimming through the water, perched in the trees, and nestled in the ground. We will go over paddling techniques. The minimum age is 10. Space is limited, pre</p>

Lots of fishermen enjoy crappie and bass fishing on Bear Creek Lake. Today we are going to discuss several of the fish bass and crappie like to eat, then you can choose the shape of the one you want to recreate to make your own fishing lure. Once your lure is finished, you can try it out the next

Lake Frierson State Park is home to superheroes! Join the park interpreter in learning about what makes our bats so super, followed by a fun echolocation game.

Turtles wear their life stories on their sleeve (and on their shell). Put your detective skills to the test and join the park interpreter and their shelled friend in exploring some of the stories turtles' shells tell us.&nbsp;