Gather around with a park interpreter to discover the art of Dutch oven cooking—then treat yourself to a warm cinnamon roll fresh from the fire.

Step into the past with a park interpreter and play the exciting game “CCC or Not?” Uncover the fascinating story on what the CCC is all about and how important they are for Devil's Den State Park.

Welcoming all Girl Scouts for a fun-filled, hands-on demonstration of cycling. Meet with a park interpreter to discover the working parts of your bicycle, as well as safety tips and the opportunity to test your skills on various obstacles to make your riding experience more enjoyable. After the

Become a keen-eyed wildlife observer in Nature Clue Crew, where you explore a nature scene filled with animal clues. By examining tracks, scat, and other natural signs, you can learn how to interpret the evidence animals leave behind and gain a deeper understanding of their behaviors and movements

Adding a paracord handle to your walking stick can provide a more comfortable grip as well as an effective way of carrying cordage that could be used in an emergency situation. Meet a park interpreter for a demonstration of various methods of creating a decorative and useful paracord handle. Bring

Ranger beads are an effective tool to keep track of your distance traveled, especially while hiking. Meet a park interpreter to make your own set of ranger beads and learn how they are used. No prior knowledge is required, and all materials are provided.

<p>Enjoy Lake Fort Smith State Park's history, fall scenery, geology, wildlife, and possible waterfalls on this boating adventure! Meet a park interpreter at the marina dock. Binoculars and life vests are provided. <b>Preregistration is required and space is limited.</b> <b>Register and pay at the marina.</b> This</p>

<p>We will
begin with an indoor program on beginning astrophotography presented by David
Cater. He will also discuss the process of using Photoshop and stacking to
create a photograph that you can be proud of. Weather and cloud cover
permitting, outdoor viewing will begin about 7:30 p.m. Jupiter</p>

Exploration, opportunity, and progress forged the culture that you find here today. Join a park interpreter in the Lakeview Room of the visitor center to learn about an early toy that was made by the early children and make one of your own.&nbsp;

<p>Karst, Wolf Den, Sawtooth, and Timberjack Trails all have names with a connection to our natural resources and history. Join a park interpreter to learn more about their origins and get more trail information in a brief 15-minute program offered every half hour. Come-and-go as you please.</p>