In partnership with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Cane Creek State Park will open its stocked catfish pond to all angler kids and their families. Bring your finest fishing tackle and your best bait to try and get the heaviest stringer. Contestants placing in first, second, and third place
<strong>Kids to Parks Day </strong>is a national day of outdoor play celebrated annually on the third Saturday of May. The day connects kids and families with their local, state, and national parks and public lands through hundreds of park events that promote discovery and exploration in the great outdoors
<p>Take a quick hike to one of the few caves of Mount Magazine
State Park, Barn Cave. This small cave is a shelter with a story, and resides right
beside Magazine Falls, which is beautiful even when you have to imagine it with
water! This is a short hike, but traverses a fairly steep hill with uneven</p>
<p><strong>Kids to Parks Day </strong>is a national day of outdoor play celebrated annually on the third Saturday of May. The day connects kids and families with their local, state, and national parks and public lands through hundreds of park events that promote discovery and exploration in the great outdoors. Come</p>
Join a park interpreter on our kayak trail and see what our 1700-acre lake has to offer! Enjoy the views, spot some native critters and plants, and enjoy some time on the water. Children ages 6-14 must be accompanied by an adult. Wear clothing you don't mind getting a little wet and bring some water
<strong>Kids to Parks Day </strong>is a national day of outdoor play celebrated annually on the third Saturday of May. The day connects kids and families with their local, state, and national parks and public lands through hundreds of park events that promote discovery and exploration in the great outdoors
Do you hear the frogs call? Have you ever seen a frog call? Join a park interpreter to listen to the frogs and discover what kinds of frogs are at Cane Creek State Park. Bring insect repellent and wear good walking shoes!
From numerous small streams the trail passes over, tree-lined lakes like Old Town Lake it passes by, and the swift moving waters of the Arkansas and White Rivers in the section under development, Delta Heritage Trail State Park passes by a variety of bodies of water. These bodies of water are like
<p>Time to wash those clothes! Scrub real clothing on a wash board and rinse in a wash tub. Wear sunscreen and play clothes. <b>#ARSpringBreak</b> </p>
<p>Nothing feels better than a day outside in the sun. The museum will set up old-fashioned family friendly games such as checkers, croquet, sack raises, sidewalk art, and more! Join the museum staff for a sunny, fun-filled day. Pack a picnic basket for the family and be sure to include plenty of water</p>