Lake Dardanelle State Park is home to many creatures. Discover some of Lake Dardanelle State Park’s nocturnal residents. Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater and learn what animals come out when we go to sleep. We will be outside so dress for the weather.
Letterboxing is an activity that has been around for centuries. All it takes is a journal, stamp, clues, and a compass. Join a park interpreter in the visitor center Orientation Room to learn about letterboxing and try your hand at finding one. <br><br><br>
Lake Dardanelle’s fishery is healthy and diverse, offering you the thrill of nature and the success of the catch. Join a park interpreter at the kayak beach near the visitor center to learn about some of the fish found in Lake Dardanelle.
Step onto one of the Monument Trails at Devil's Den State Park by the light of the full moon and see the forest in a whole new way. As the sun sets and shadows stretch, we’ll hike beneath the stars, listening for night sounds, watching for nocturnal wildlife, and learning how the landscape
There's more to the Monument trails at Devil's Den State Park than berms and switchbacks. Join a park interpreter to learn about the geology beneath your tires, the design behind the ride, and how you can help protect these iconic paths. No bike needed, just bring your curiosity!
<p>If bats could speak
(or sing the Bad Rap Bat Rap), what would they tell us? A park interpreter will
help “interpret” bats at this tabletop. Find out more about these misunderstood
creatures at Hobbs State Park, including some that are endangered, and how we can help
bats everywhere. A
15-minute</p>
Clouds are part of our atmosphere and have a big
impact, whether for good or bad, on us and our environment. Discover more about
these “puffballs” in the sky and other weather-related phenomena from a park
interpreter, including how to be safe from storms while enjoying the outdoors.
Learn about
Spend the early morning paddling on Beaver Lake
while guided by a park interpreter. We will learn the basics of paddling and
enjoy the sunrise on the lake. 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
Test your knowledge of the symbols of Arkansas.
Some are easy, and others you probably have never heard of. Did you know we
have a state soil and a state beverage? Join a park interpreter to discover
some of the symbols of Arkansas. A 15-minute program
will start every half hour. Come and go as you
Join our park interpreters 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