Can you find every color on the color wheel? Hike down to the river with the park interpreters and see how many colors are out on the trail. This 1/2-mile round trip hike is easy to moderate.<br>

Many critters live and pass through Cossatot River State Park. Stop by the falls to create your own track casting to take home of an animal from the area. This is a come and go station.<br>

With the partnership of the Corps of Engineers, we are happy to announce the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Cleanup at Daisy State Park and Lake Greeson. We will start at Area C and working along the Bear Creek Cycle Trail as a way to give back to the lake in a monumental way. Bags, gloves, shirts, vests

Join Lake Ouachita State Park staff to make memories and leave nothing but ripples during an overnight kayaking adventure! Come along on a guided kayak trip to a pristine shoreline campsite. There you will enjoy catered meals and interpretive programming throughout the weekend. Bring your own kayak

Do your part to help clean up Crater of Diamonds State Park! We're hosting our annual cleanup event, in conjunction with the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission's fall Great Arkansas Cleanup campaign. Volunteers can sign up beginning at 9 a.m. to help pick up trash around the park. Trash bags and

We're celebrating national Kids to the Parks Day! Learn how to make your very own mosaic stepping stone using materials found in the Crater of Diamonds State Park search area. The cost of this workshop includes a nonrefundable registration fee due by May 14 (pay the remaining $5 the day of the

<p>Help park staff Keep Arkansas Beautiful at Historic
Washington State Park at this cleanup event! Join us for the morning session
from 9 a.m. – noon, and/or the afternoon session from 1-3 p.m. Tools will be
provided. Please bring your own gloves. To sign up, call (870) 983-2684 or send
an email to <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ra</a></p>

Join a park interpreter at the campfire ring by the trailhead for campfire stories. Sweet treats will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis. This program will last about 45 minutes.

Join Park Interpreter Mike in the nature cabin for an exploration of snakes that are native to Lake Catherine State Park. Learn about the diverse species of snakes that call Arkansas home and create a clay snake craft.

Join the park interpreters in the classroom as we investigate the life of an owl. This hands-on, sanitary activity is fascinating for all ages!