Owls play an important role in the ecosystem of Mount Nebo State Park, and there are several species you can find here! Join Park Interpreter Andrea for a short program discussing how these owls fit into our habitat, followed by a “prowl” to see if we can spot any owls in the wild! Flashlights will
<p>Step back in time with a park interpreter as we
explore the origins of Devil’s Den State Park and celebrate the enduring legacy
of the CCC. With a cozy cup of coffee in hand, we’ll uncover the skill,
determination, and artistry that shaped this Ozark gem. Don’t forget to bring
your favorite mug!</p>
Arkansas State Parks is committed to protecting our natural resources within the parks, including the native plants and their pollinators. That is why we are partners with the Arkansas Monarch and Pollinator Partnership. Lake Dardanelle State Park has many “garden” areas for pollinators. Pollinators
Lake Dardanelle State Park is known for its stunning sunsets. Enjoy the beauty as we paddle along some of the seldom-seen shorelines of this 34,000-acre lake. Sign up at the visitor center (479) 967-5516 at least one day in advance. Please specify when you sign up if you want a tandem (2 person) or
You can explore nature at this park because Lake Dardanelle’s diverse habitats sustain many living creatures. Join a park interpreter in the visitor center Orientation Room and discover some of the creatures that call this area home.
Learn about the wide variety of shapes and sizes of fish that live in Lake Dardanelle due to its health and diversity. After you discover the reasons for their shapes, you can create a fish of your own. Meet a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center for this crafty
What is camouflage and what is it for? Animals use it to survive in the wild by blending into their surroundings. Visit the park interpreter’s Look & Learn at the visitor center to learn about the benefits of camouflage in the wild.
Lake Dardanelle State Park boasts many spectacular sunsets. Join a park interpreter at the visitor center to take an easy sunset stroll along the shoreline of the lake and enjoy the iconic views of the park. The entire path is barrier-free. <br><br>
Lake Dardanelle State Park is the site of many unique events in history, and the Arkansas Traveler is one that has molded Arkansas folklore for years. The painting is thought to have been based on this area. Meet a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to discover the
Bring along your leashed pup and enjoy a peaceful hike with a park interpreter through the scenic Monument Trail area. This moderate 1-mile walk offers lovely views and a chance to connect with nature. Comfortable shoes, water, and a light snack will help make the experience even more enjoyable.