Join Park Interpreter Andrea for an evening stroll from the visitor center to Sunset Point. Along the way, we will discover some of the history of the mountain and how its sunsets have been experienced through the years. Upon arrival at Sunset Point, you can settle in for Mother Nature's most

Ever spot a bat in flight? Join a park interpreter for an evening of skywatching as bats soar overhead! We'll explore the fascinating bat species of Devil’s Den State Park and dive into the impact of white-nose syndrome on these incredible creatures. It’s the perfect blend of nature, science, and

Why does Lake Dardanelle have such a healthy bass population? The health of this fishery is partially due to the good conservation practices of the staff at Lake Dardanelle State Park. Join a park interpreter in the visitor center orientation room for a program about fish and how we can better care

Lake Dardanelle State Park is home to variety of wildlife, but do you ever wonder just what there is out there in the river? Are there snakes, is that a snapping turtle? Join a park interpreter in the visitor center kids' corner to learn the reptiles of the river.

Join a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to discover the magical sounds of frogs and toads! You'll learn how each species has its own special call and how these calls create a wild "symphony" in the park. Then, get creative as we use fun items to recreate the sounds

Wouldn't it be great if your campout at Lake Dardanelle State Park could last forever? It might be fun, but the effects of a campout might be felt for years to come if you are not careful. Join a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to discover how long the things that

Lace up your boots for a 1-mile round-trip hike led by a park interpreter. We’ll venture beyond the CCC Dam and sharpen our tree ID skills along the way. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes and bring water.

Join a park interpreter for a short hike to Withrow Springs State Park's finest overlook. Along this 0.25-mile hike you will learn about the beautiful War Eagle River and the surrounding forest.

"Who" wants to learn about owls? Perfectly adapted to hunt at night, the owls that live in the park help maintain balance within the ecosystem. Join a park interpreter to discover the owl species that call Withrow Springs State Park home and the adaptations that make them uniquely successful. 

Arkansas is known for its springs! Whether they produce hot or cold water, they all serve an important role in their ecosystem. Join a park interpreter to learn about the park's namesake springs and the role they play in bringing life to the park and surrounding community.