Looking for something to do during Spring Break? Davidsonville Historic State Park is offering a variety of activities throughout the week.
March 22, 10am-3pm: Archeology Day
Come celebrate Arkansas Archeology Month at Davidsonville! Presentations and tours will be given throughout the day and Archeologist Kathleen Cande will be on site with Davidsonville artifacts for show and tell.
10-11am @ Town Site Trailhead: Town Site Tour led by Archeologist Kathleen Cande
11:30am-12pm @ Pavilion 1: Presentation by local historian Steve Saunders, “Fourteen Years: Causes for the Demise of Davidsonville 1815-1829”
1-2pm @ Pavilion 1: Presentation and show & tell by Archeologist Kathleen Cande, “Looking into the Past Using Davidsonville Artifacts”
2-3pm @ Town Site Trailhead: Presentation and tour by Park Interpreter Anna Pfeifler, “River Transportation & Trade”
March 25-29: Spring Break Programming
Spring is just around the corner. Nature hikes, programs, and tours will be offered every day and will provide you with the perfect opportunity to get out and enjoy the warmer weather.
March 25
10-11am @ Town Site Trailhead: Town Site Tour
1-2pm @ Visitor Center: Nature Hike (Trapper Lake Trail)
3-4pm @ History Cabin: Historic Children’s Games
March 26
10-11:30am @ Pavilion 2: Nature Hike (Black River Trail)
2-2:30pm @ History Cabin: Tree Program
3-4pm @ Town Site Trailhead: Town Site Tour
March 27
10-10:30am @ History Cabin: Archeology in the Park
1-2pm @ Campground Fire Ring: Sweet Treats, Dutch oven demo
3-4:30 @ Town Site Trailhead: Town Site Tour and History Hike to Scott Cemetery
March 28
1-2:30pm @ Pavilion 2: Nature Hike (Black River Trail)
3-4pm @ Town Site Trailhead: Town Site Tour
7-8pm @ Campground Fire Ring: Owl Program
March 29
1-2pm @ Town Site Trailhead: Town Site Tour
2:30-3pm @ History Cabin: Arkansas Wildlife Program
4-5pm @ Visitor Center: Nature Hike (Trapper Lake Trail)
7-8pm @ Town Site Trailhead: Night Tour of Town Site
Feel free to contact the park for more details: 870-892-4708.
