Events

This month meet at the Van Winkle Trailhead at Hobbs for a discussion on brain health, followed by a nature hike.

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

Join Park Interpreter Chris on an easy 0.5-mile hike on the Sinking Stream Trail as we discover the beautiful variety of leaf colors and shapes as Mother Nature puts on a colorful grand finale to the growing season!

Everyone who lives in or visits Arkansas should be aware of what venomous snakes we have and what they look like.

Bring your camera and tripod and join the experts from the Photographic Society of Northwest Arkansas as they share tips on how to take the best photos of fall foliage

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

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

Join Park Interpreter Chris and learn the basics of using our state cooking vessel as we try at least four different recipes,

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

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

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.

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

The wild turkey is a great conservation success story.

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.

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

Join us for a fun alternative to shopping on Black Friday by getting outdoors in nature with your family and friends!

Black Bears were once so plentiful in Arkansas that our state was known as the Bear State.

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”.

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

The wild turkey is a great conservation success story.

How does wildlife survive the cold winter months? Hibernate is just one of the “ates”!

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