<p>Look at some mysterious objects found in
the forest around Hobbs, see if you can identify them, then learn more about
them. A 15-minute program begins every half hour. Come and go as you
please.<b> </b></p> <br>
<p>Have you ever heard of geocaching? This fun activity for all ages combines getting outside, GPS technology and clues to create a world-wide treasure hunt for prizes or “swag.” Learn how to geocache while avoiding “muggles.” A park interpreter will share tips, tricks, and a few funny stories. A</p>
Join a park interpreter on an easy 1/2-mile hike on an ADA accessible trail through the Historic Van Winkle Hollow and learn about the Van Winkle family and their mill, the largest steam-powered mill in the state during the 1870s. The area is on the National Register of Historic Places. Meet at the
Spend the evening paddling on Beaver Lake while
guided by a park interpreter. We will learn the basics of paddling and enjoy
the sunset 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 water
<p>Insects
and other invertebrates are very important but are often misunderstood. Join a park interpreter on a bug hunt around the visitor center as we discover their
diversity and learn how we can help them. Nets and bug jars are provided. <b></b></p> <br>
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<p>Interested in becoming an Arkansas State Parks
Explorer? Meet a park interpreter on the Dardanelle side of the park in the
grassy area near the playground to learn how to get started! The Explorer
Program is intended for young people ages 6-14 (though all ages are welcome)
who care about nature</p>
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 or call (479) 967-5516 at least one day in advance. Ages 11 and under are not permitted. We will meet on the
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 on the Dardanelle side of the park in the pavilion to discover the
Learn about the wide variety of shapes and sizes of fish that live in Lake Dardanelle due to its health and diversity. Join a park interpreter on the Dardanelle side of the park in the pavilion and create a fish of your own.
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