<p>Sow seeds into the Arkansas Delta soil as we prepare for the
growing season. Participants will be able to plant and cultivate the kitchen
garden and planters. Children will be able to start their own little garden to
take home as well. Learn what past settlers planted in their gardens and why. <b>#ARSp</b></p>
Playing outside is fun! Join the museum for a day of old-fashioned games such as jump rope, checkers, croquet, horse shoes and more! Wear sun protection and bring water and play all day. <b>#ARSpringBreak</b>
Here
is your chance to explore a remote part of Delta Heritage Trail State Park on a
guided bike ride with a park interpreter lasting 2 hours and covering 8-miles from the Snow Lake trailhead. We will
discover the rich history of the Laconia Circle Levee and settlement dating to
the 1800s and the
Eastern blue birds, Carolina wren, and American robins are some of the many wonderful birds that make Cane Creek State Park their home. While you’re camping at Cane Creek State Park, you can enhance your enjoyment of watching these birds from your campsite by hanging a bird feeder nearby. If you’ve
Chirp, caw, and tweet! The birds of Cane Creek State Park are out and they want you to know it! Join a park interpreter on this short stroll through the forest to try and spot some of our feathered friends. Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. Binoculars and field guidebooks will be provided
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day and paint your very own migratory bird on a 3D bird. Join the park interpreter during a craft and walk away with more information about migratory birds and what kinds visit Cane Creek State Park!
So, you've found yourself lost in the wilderness. Now what? Join a park interpreter on the Delta Woodlands Trail to learn the ABC's of what to do in this worst-case scenario. This is an easy, paved, one-mile hike. Sturdy shoes, water, sun protection, and insect repellant are recommended. Program is
Delta Heritage Trail State Park offers miles and miles to explore outdoors hiking and biking. Here is your chance to start your journey by joining a park interpreter on a guided 6-mile bike ride on an easy flat gravel surface trail from the visitor center. We will be on the trail for about one hour
<p>Knowing how to tie the correct knot for all your fishing needs is important for any angler. Join the park interpreter to learn 5 basic knots for all your fishing needs. All supplies provided. <br></p>
<p>Bee our guest! Would you like to invite bees into your backyard and boost your garden’s productivity? Join a park interpreter for a hands-on workshop where you’ll build your very own bee house and discover the fascinating world of native pollinators—the fuzzy little critters that help our world</p>