<p>Are you ready to
explore? Bring your young children to the Arkansas Museum of Natural
Resources for the monthly “Tinkering for Tots” program. This activity is
geared towards children ages 1-5. Through stories, music,
movement and hands-on projects, children will learn about science and
local history</p>

Looking for a unique summer evening adventure by the lake? Join a park interpreter for a peaceful kayak tour around Lake Dunn where we will search for wildlife and discover who calls Village Creek State Park home.<br /> <br />Kayaks, paddles, and lifejackets will be provided. Paddling experience is not

Join a park interpreter at Stout’s Point
for a peaceful evening under the stars at one of the park’s most scenic
overlooks. We’ll begin with a brief introduction to the Perseid Meteor
Shower—exploring the science behind this spectacular annual event—and uncover
how the full moon rises in our sky

Celebrate National
S’mores Day around a campfire at the amphitheater and then join the park
interpreters at a special viewing of the sunset along the shores of Lake Bailey.
S’mores supplies are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. This program will last about 30
minutes. 

Join a park interpreter in the CCC Room at
Mather Lodge for this interactive 45-minute program where science meets
storytelling. Discover the myths and cultural legends surrounding the
Perseids—from fiery chariots to heavenly messengers—and then learn the true
cosmic journey of this dazzling annual

Come celebrate National S'mores Day (a day early, but worth it!). Enjoy this campsite favorite with the staff of Lake Fort Smith State Park. Do you prefer traditional style or modern twist, perfectly toasted or burned to a crisp? Create your perfect s'more during this drop-in event.

Enjoy the beauty of Lake Fort Smith from a kayak. Take the opportunity to observe quiet coves, waterfalls, and wildlife available from the unique perspective a kayak. Flatwater kayaks, paddles, and lifejackets are provided. No previous paddling experience is necessary. A park interpreter will

Access your inner artist through the process of nature journaling. Historically kept by naturalists exploring new areas, nature journals are a fun, creative way to connect with your surroundings. Join a park interpreter to create your own nature journal and get sketching!

<p>Join a park interpreter and dip your toes into the aquatic world of Withrow Springs State Park. Learn about macroinvertebrates and the role that they play in keeping our park ecosystem healthy. Everyone will have the opportunity to catch and identify their own macroinvertebrates. Make sure to wear</p>

<p>Join a park interpreter for some educational crafting! Learn about the role that snakes play in their local food webs and why they are necessary for the health of an ecosystem. Afterwards, participants will have the opportunity to craft their own snake spiral mobile using supplies provided. Model it</p>