We’re Open for Hiking!

We’re happy to announce that our hiking trails are OPEN to the public!
As of May 1, 2022, visitors can now hike and explore our nature trails on Greers Ferry Lake. Hikers are free to use the entrance path at the right side of the gate. Please remember to take only photos, and leave nothing but footprints. Pets are allowed on a leash. Please contact us to request access for group activities.
Happy Trails!

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Join us on Saturday, June 10 at 10:00am for an exciting free program at the Nature Center as we welcome Raptor Rehab Of Central Arkansas, who will share about their mission, and introduce some magnificent birds of prey that are part of the release program! These kids & parents from the Cleburne County Home School Cooperative enjoyed their first visit to South Fork with a field-based education day led by docents Bob Verboon, Shirley Pratt, Robert Fuhler, and Connie Smith. Happy Vernal Equinox! 🙌🌞 WHO is your Valentine? 💘🦉 These folks "rock"! "On the Christmas tree the lights are on

You are personally invited to explore over two-miles of nature trails on Greers Ferry Lake, plus educational enrichment with trained docents, group activities, and more. Program director Dr. Don Culwell shares some exciting things South Fork has to offer!