Events

Is it a gall or isn’t it? What exactly is a gall? How are they formed? Join Park Interpreter Steve to learn the basics of galls.

Sit back and relax with our park history guru, Park Interpreter Steve, to learn more about how and when this area became a state park, why we are designated as a Conservation Area, and other interesting history related to Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area.

Join an interpreter on our pontoon boat as we cruise beautiful Beaver Lake to view and learn about our national symbol, the bald eagle, and other wildlife.

Meet at the Hobbs Visitor Center to enjoy the benefits of connecting with nature.

Why is there a state park here? Join Park Interpreter Trish for a story-telling adventure about how this 12,054-acre tract came to be Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area.

Look at some mysterious objects found in the forests around Hobbs, see if you can identify them, then learn more about them from Park Interpreter Steve. Meet in the Discovery Classroom at the Visitor Center.

The animals that live on exhibit at Hobbs State Park are animal-kingdom ambassadors to our 30,000+ annual visitors.

Did you know plants are sugar factories that feed us and all sorts of other animals?

Join an interpreter on our pontoon boat as we cruise beautiful Beaver Lake to view and learn about our national symbol, the bald eagle, and other wildlife.

Do you know the destination of a trail? What about the purpose of “anting”?

Join Park Interpreter Steve while you learn some interesting facts about these reptile friends.

Join an interpreter on our pontoon boat as we cruise beautiful Beaver Lake to view and learn about our national symbol, the bald eagle, and other wildlife.