Join a park interpreter to spot birds around the campground fire ring.
All skill levels welcome. Binoculars are available.

<p> Gather ‘round the glow of the campfire with a park interpreter for an evening of storytelling under the night sky. From tall tales to local legends, these stories come to life in the flicker of firelight. Be sure to bring warm clothes, water, and insect repellent to stay comfortable as we enjoy</p>

Hiking the trails at Mississippi River State Park is an excellent way to see the forest prepare for Fall. Stop by the visitor center to pick up your very own Fall bingo sheet to find even more along your hike!

Start November off on the right foot with a hike and hunt! Cane Creek State Park trails offer plenty of items for a nature scavenger hunt. Take a trek through our woods where the West Gulf Coastal Plain meets the Mississippi Alluvial Plain. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, bring plenty of

What's cooking at Cane Creek State Park? Dessert from a Dutch oven, "hobo" foil pack meals, and even popcorn! Girl Scouts Love State Parks participants will be preparing foods to be made outside, no kitchen needed. Join a park interpreter to make some yummy creations at Pavilion 2. Bring your

<p>Having trouble getting your campfire started? Join a park interpreter to learn fire-building techniques and how to make your own fire starter from materials around your home.&nbsp;We promise this program will be lit!</p><br>

Fall is a beautiful time of year. What better way to enjoy it than with a walk? Meet a park interpreter for this leisurely stroll through the park, and be prepared to be relaxed and rejuvenated by the beauty of Cane Creek State Park. <br>

<div><div><div><div><div><p>For centuries, the Dutch oven has been a staple cooking utensil of the people of Arkansas. The unique flavor and texture of food cooked in a cast-iron oven is unique and delicious. Meet a park interpreter to learn the amazing history of this little pot and taste a sample of delicious outdoor cooking</p></div></div></div></div></div>

<div><div><div><p>Tracks, tracks everywhere, but not an animal in sight. That's ok! The tracks of animals can tell us a lot about how they live, how they look, and most importantly, where they've been! Meet a park interpreter to discover the unique things animals tracks tell us, then make your very own plaster track</p></div></div></div>

Fall is here, and it's showing at Cane Creek State Park! Beautiful colors, cool temperatures, and a whole host of creatures scurrying around getting ready for winter! This is the perfect time to try and catch nature in action by taking pictures! Join a park interpreter for a short walk around the