Skins and Skulls
Are you ready to discover the wild side of Cossatot River State Park? Stop by the Falls to investigate the diverse wildlife of the area with a park interpreter! This is a come-and-go station.
Perch Jerk Tournament
Moro Bay annual bream & crappie fishing tournament. Completed by a 2 person team; open to everyone. Register at Visitor Center, must complete one form per team. Fees do apply.
Mammals of Arkansas
What kind of mammal smiles when it’s scared? Hint: It’s not the ones with razor-sharp teeth! Join a park interpreter to find out which one does and why, testing your knowledge with an up-close look at the fur pelts of mammals in Arkansas!
Skins and Skulls
Are you ready to discover the wild side of Cossatot River State Park? Stop by the falls to investigate the diverse wildlife of the area with a park interpreter! This is a come-and-go station.
Geology of the Ouachita Mountains
Join a park interpreter by the river to discuss the sandstones, shale and novaculite formations of the park and learn about the formation of the Ouachita Mountains. This is a come-and-go station.
State Parks, Recreation & Travel Commission
Parks Committee Meeting – SPRTC
Daisy Morning Kayaking Tour
Join Park Interpreter Randy for an awesome kayak outing. This will be an easy kayak expedition, perfect for first time kayakers or those wanting a relaxing activity. Bring clothing and shoes that can get wet. Kayaks are limited; please sign-up at the visitor center or call (870) 398-4487 as reservations must be made by 5 […]
Daisy Communi-Trees Hike
Join Park Superintendent Nathan Fort on a 3/4-mile guided hike along the Daisy Creek Trail to learn more about Daisy State Park’s tree community. Participants will discover some common Arkansas tree species and learn more about their role in the Daisy State Park “communi-tree.” Comfortable footwear, water, and repellent are suggested as part of this […]
Geology of the Ouachita Mountains
Join a park interpreter by the river to discuss the sandstones, shale and novaculite formations of the park and learn about the formation of the Ouachita Mountains. This is a come and go interpretive station.
