<p>Lake
Chicot State Park is home to several wild American alligators and our resident
alligator. Meet this ambassador animal and learn about the important role that
alligators play in their native ecosystems. After learning about this reptile, join the park interpreter in making your very own</p>
<p><b>THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 8TH/9TH</b><br />Originally developed to help Boy Scouts get a badge, the Flapjack 20 is a 20-mile night hike that takes place on the Cane Creek Lake Trail. It is now open to the public for everyone to enjoy! Strike out on this nighttime adventure and see what the</p>
<p>For this day of service, we are calling on volunteers to help us keep Lake Chicot State Park a pristine place for visitors and animals that call the lake home. Meet at the visitor center to pick up supplies and receive an assignment. Water, warm clothing, and sturdy shoes recommended. For more</p>
Discover the power, grit, and camaraderie of wild women on the trail! Join a park interpreter for a weekly gravel ride, covering 4-6 miles on different routes each week. Whether you're new to gravel biking or seasoned rider, this is your chance to connect, challenge yourself, and embrace the ride
Discover astronomy with the Memphis Astronomical Society. This is a family-friendly event for all ages! The first part of the program will be inside to teach guests what is in the night sky. Afterwards, guests will have the chance to see the night sky through telescopes. This program is weather
<p>Join museum staff for a creative art-filled hour of painting
the prairie landscape. Study the wide-open sky of the Arkansas Grand Prairie,
vistas of brilliant blue sky, waves of emerald-green grasses and sparkling meadows
of brightly colored flowers await. All art supplies will be provided, and</p>
Learn how to make herb bundles from scratch. We are using fresh and dried herbs from the museum garden. Food allergens may be present. This is a come-and-go program.
<p>While more
and more bat habitat disappears every year in Arkansas, we can provide the
perfect roosting spot for many of our mosquito-eating friends. Join the park interpreter to learn what you need to invite bats to roost in your backyard and what they need to thrive. Build your
own bat house to</p>
Join Mississippi River State Park and Quapaw Canoe Company for a day on the Mississippi River. Everyone will paddle together with a guide from Quapaw and a staff member from Mississippi River State Park in a 16-man canoe. No previous experience necessary! Guests will travel 9 miles on the
