Saturday, April 5 9am-9:30am WOODPECKER WALK Several species of woodpecker make Crowley's Ridge State Park their home. Join a park interpreter for a stroll and learn different ways to spot them. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Saturday, April 5 2pm-3pm WILD EGG HUNT Animal eggs are nature's tiny survival kits designed to help baby animals grow strong and safe. Join a park interpreter to find five of these animals' eggs hidden along the trails at Crowley's Ridge State Park. First, we will meet at the Visitor Center and then go on each trail to find the posted eggs. Can't join the program? No worries. Wild Egg Hunt can be enjoyed as a self-guided program throughout the entire month of April. Pick up the progress tracker from the Visitor Center and take a picture of yourself next to each egg that you find. Then, bring the completed progress tracker along with your picture proof to the Visitor Center for a prize! Please bring your own smartphone or photographing device. All of the eggs are hidden along the trails. Wear hiking shoes/boots and bring water. Follow Leave No Trace principles in the park, and please leave posted eggs (and any live eggs you may discover) where you find them. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Sunday, April 6 10am-10:30am BIRD EGGS HIDE AND SEEK There's more to bird eggs than meets the eye. Join a park interpreter for an exploration of the unexpected function of the bird eggs. Meet at the campfire circle across from the tent campsite.
Sunday, April 6 3pm-3:30pm FEED THE SNAPPING TURTLE The common snapping turtle at Crowley's Ridge State Park Visitor Center is very hungry! Join a park interpreter to find out more information about our turtle friend and help make his belly full. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Saturday, April 12 9am-1pm CROWLEY'S RIDGE STATE PARK SPRING CLEANUP Calling all volunteers to participate in Crowley's Ridge State Park Great Arkansas Cleanup! Please meet at the visitor center to register and receive instructions on what section of the park is needing attention. This is a drop-in event. We're happy to have you as long as you'd like! Gloves and trash bags will be provided. Bringing your own water bottles and snacks is recommended. T-shirts are available while supplies last. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Sunday, April 13 10am-10:30am PINE NEEDLE PAINTING What's more relaxing than a morning painting session? Join a park interpreter to paint beautiful landscape pictures using materials found in nature. All materials will be provided. Meet at the campfire circle across from the tent campsite.
Sunday, April 13 3pm-3:30pm FEED THE SNAPPING TURTLE The common snapping turtle at Crowley's Ridge State Park Visitor Center is very hungry! Join a park interpreter to find out more information about our turtle friend and help make his belly full. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Sunday, April 20 10am-10:30am BIRD EGGS HIDE AND SEEK There's more to bird eggs than meets the eye. Join a park interpreter for an exploration of the unexpected function of the bird eggs. Meet at the campfire circle across from the tent campsite.
Sunday, April 20 3pm-3:30pm FEED THE SNAPPING TURTLE The common snapping turtle at Crowley's Ridge State Park Visitor Center is very hungry! Join a park interpreter to find out more information about our turtle friend and help make his belly full. Meet at the Visitor Center.
Sunday, April 27 10am-11am WILD EGG HUNT Animal eggs are nature's tiny survival kits designed to help baby animals grow strong and safe. Join a park interpreter to find five of these animals' eggs hidden along the trails at Crowley's Ridge State Park. First, we will meet at the Visitor Center and then go on each trail to find the posted eggs. Can't join the program? No worries. Wild Egg Hunt can be enjoyed as a self-guided program throughout the entire month of April. Pick up the progress tracker from the Visitor Center and take a picture of yourself next to each egg that you find. Then, bring the completed progress tracker along with your picture proof to the Visitor Center for a prize! Please bring your own smartphone or photographing device. All of the eggs are hidden along the trails. Wear hiking shoes/boots and bring water. Follow Leave No Trace principles in the park, and please leave posted eggs (and any live eggs you may discover) where you find them. Meet at the Visitor Center. Sunday, April 27 3pm-3:30pm FEED THE SNAPPING TURTLE The common snapping turtle at Crowley's Ridge State Park Visitor Center is very hungry! Join a park interpreter to find out more information about our turtle friend and help make his belly full. Meet at the Visitor Center.
For more information, contact Pearl Jangjiravat, Park Interpreter at Crowley's Ridge State Park.
Crowley's Ridge State Park 2092 Hwy 168 N Paragould, AR 72450 870-573-6751
