Events

“Living Healthy in Nature”, targeted towards adults age 50+, is a reoccurring interactive outing from the combined expertise of the Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education and Hobbs State Park.

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.

The choices you make when you are outside make a big difference.

Learn from Park Interpreter Steve why this rare tree, once common in the Ozarks, is so important and what we are doing at Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area to try and save it.

Come out and meet our new Volunteer Coordinator, Avery Blair!

Come out and meet our new Volunteer Coordinator, Avery Blair!

Spend the evening paddling on Beaver Lake while guided by a park interpreter.

Spend an evening “after hours” at Hobbs State Park with Park Interpreter Trish. Experience the nocturnal sights, sounds and creatures of the forest in this unique exploratory hike.

Is a cloud just a cloud? No sir! Clouds can tell us things. Clouds can do things.

Park Interpreter Trish will lead an exploration of Little Clifty Creek along the Historic Van Winkle trail.

Do you know the symbols of Arkansas? Some are easy, and others you probably have never heard of.

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