Explore the wildflowers of Will Apple's Road with a park interpreter at Mount Magazine State Park in celebration of Pollinator Week! Seasonally
appropriate attire, drinking water, sturdy hiking shoes, insect repellent, and
sunscreen (although this hike is very shaded), are all highly recommended,
Lake Dardanelle's fishery is healthy and diverse. We'll be using the fishery as inspiration to make some beautiful creations. Meet a park interpreter on the Dardanelle side of the park in the grassy area near the playground to create some fishy art.
<p>While it’s great to immerse yourself in all the trees of Mount Magazine State Park, it can be easy to forget one is on Arkansas’ tallest mountain. A hike down Dripping Springs trail serves as one spectacular reminder of where you stand, on a breathtakingly scenic mountain. Seasonally appropriate</p>
<p>Origami helps us unfold a sweet pollinator scene at Mount Magazine State Park! With the instruction of a park interpreter, guests will<br />
create a papery representation of the pollination process. This program will be particularly enjoyed by ages 10-17, but all ages are welcome! All material will be</p>
<p>Journey with a park interpreter down historic Will Apple’s Road, a pathway that felt more hooves than tires in its heyday. At the end of<br />
this trail, you’ll witness the ruins of what was once a spring break haven, that has now become historic ruins- Buckman's pool. The spur which reaches Buckman’s</p>
Want to know how you can make good connections while fishing at Lake
Fort Smith State Park? Join a park interpreter for a hands-on knot tying
demonstration where you will discover how to make some of the strongest
connections. No previous experience is required, and all materials are
provided.
Curious about cast iron cooking? Stop by our Dutch Oven Look & Learn Table in the visitor center to see Dutch ovens up close, explore how they work, and discover how people have used them for centuries - from campfire stews to baked goods. A park interpreter will be on hand to answer questions and
Join a park interpreter on the Dardanelle side of the park in the grassy area near the playground as we discover some fun facts about snakes that call Lake Dardanelle State Park home. Discover how to tell the difference between a venomous and non-venomous snake. Then, don't miss out on the chance to
Kayaking on Dardanelle Bay gives you a different view of Lake Dardanelle you may have not gotten before, all from the safety of your boat. Join a park interpreter for a lake excursion via kayak. Sign up at the visitor center (479) 967-5516 at least one day in advance. Ages 11 and under are not
Join Lark Sybrant, a Graduate Research Assistant at Arkansas Tech University, as she discusses her research into using bat guano to determine Ozark big-eared bats cave occupancy here in Arkansas as well as learning why our bats at Devil’s Den State Park are vital to a healthy ecosystem!