<p>Discover how trees at Lake Frierson State Park can help you find your way and explore the forest's hidden connections to life, light, and direction.</p><b><br></b><br>

Join us for a creek crawl at Lake Frierson State Park and explore the diverse life thriving in its creek! Learn how the health of the creek is measured by its biodiversity and how you can help keep it clean and healthy for all the creatures that call it home.<br>

<p>Join us to learn about the benefits of lakes, sources of pollution, and its effects. Through stories and discussion, we’ll explore Lake Frierson’s history and how we can help protect it from pollution.</p><br><br>

<p>Join the park interpreter on a fun-filled adventure to become a State Park Explorer! This interactive program is designed for kids ages 6–14 to explore what state parks are, learn how to stay safe, connect their hearts and minds to nature, practice Leave No Trace principles, and share their outdoor</p>

<p>Join us for a BioBlitz at Lake Frierson State Park! Learn how to use iNaturalist, explore different habitats, and help us document the incredible biodiversity right here in the park. Whether you’re a seasoned naturalist or a curious beginner, your observations help scientists and protect nature’s</p>

Join a park interpreter for the basics on a great hobby and recreational opportunity: fishing! No experience or equipment necessary, but feel free to bring your own gear if you've got it. It's Free Fishing Weekend, so <b>no license required</b> for those 16 and older! <i>#FreeFishingWeekend #FishArkansas </i><br />
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Hunting and trapping served an important role on the White River and contributed to Jacksonport's economy. Join a park interpreter to learn what animals were hunted and trapped in this area. Learn about the multitude of products and foodstuffs that hunting and trapping provided to the early

Sometimes small fossils of ancient creatures can be found in the rocks along the White River here at Jacksonport State Park, and they are protected. Meet a park interpreter today and make a fish fossil that you can take home. Choose your favorite fish and we'll show you how to do it! Prepare to get

Step into the past of Jackson County and discover the economic power of King Cotton. This white gold was the economic backbone of the south during the 19th century and allowed the people of Jackson County to thrive through various products that would influence and be influenced by this cash crop

Made up of the best young men of Jackson County, the Jackson Guards, Company G, left Jacksonport with great fanfare May 5th, 1861, the day before Arkansas seceded from the Union. Young and inexperienced, many difficulties were faced by the Jackson Guard during the Civil War. Join a park interpreter