Join a park interpreter for a morning of flavorful exploration as we showcase the art of crafting delicious breakfast treats in Arkansas' official state cooking vessel, the cast iron Dutch oven. We will cover the basics of temperature control, proper setup, and simple tips to make outdoor meals a

Join a park interpreter around the campfire to hear the haunting tale of the Ozark howler! Rooted in Ozark folklore and whispered through generations, this story comes to life though storytelling that will leave you wondering what really roams these hills after dark. 

Why do skunks smell bad to some people? What is the reason they spray? Learn the answers to these questions and more by joining a park interpreter as we discuss one smelly animal, the striped skunk.

Is life too hectic and you just need to slow down and relax? Then join a park interpreter who will lead you on an easy, 1/2-mile hike through the forest. We’ll use several mindfulness techniques from the Quiet Hour program to slow our minds and be present in the moment. Meet at the Van Winkle

<p>Step into the hidden world of Devil’s Den State Park after dark with a park interpreter on a 1-mile guided UV discovery hike. Using special blacklight flashlights, we’ll uncover glowing fungi, insects, and other surprises hidden in the night. Please wear sturdy shoes and bring a regular flashlight</p>

Join a park interpreter and spend the morning exploring beautiful Beaver
Lake while learning the basics of kayaking. Meet at the visitor center and then caravan to the launch site. All
equipment is provided. Space is limited to 10 people. Bring a bottle of water,
insect repellent, and dress for the

Calling all racers! Here's your chance to give back to the trails that give you the ride of your life. Join park staff and fellow riders at Devil's Den State Park for a trail work day as part of the "Pay Dirt" program for the 36th Annual Northwest Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Race

Knock, knock—who’s there? Woodpeckers! Discover the wonders of these amazing birds with a park interpreter and get crafty with a fun activity for all ages.<br>

Join a park interpreter at the campground amphitheater for an evening of fun around the campfire. Enjoy s'mores and a chance to test your park and nature knowledge through trivia! Supplies are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please bring a flashlight, and insect repellent

<p>Join a park interpreter and spend the afternoon exploring beautiful Beaver Lake while learning the basics of kayaking. Meet at the visitor center and then caravan
to the launch site. All equipment is provided. Space is limited to 10
people. Bring a bottle of water, insect repellent, and dress for</p>