Rock Island State Park

Meet the Ranger at 10:00am at the Tennis Court parking area across from the campgrounds for a 1.95-mile hike touring the upland, predominantly oak-forest habitat at Rock Island State Park. Along the way the Ranger may talk about park history, native flora or fauna, or other topics that interest the hikers (things to see in the area, etc).

Rock Island State Park needs your help! Join us as we clean up the Caney Fork River. Tasks will include cleaning up litter along the Caney Fork River Gorge between Twin Falls and Great Falls.

Art is a way of exploring the native creatures and observing them in greater detail than we would otherwise notice in natural.

Bring the kids to the Rock Island State Park nature center at 10am for a 1-hour program so they can explore their interpretations of nature through watercolor.

Art is a way of exploring the native creatures and observing them in greater detail than we would otherwise notice in natural.

Bring the kids to the Rock Island State Park nature center at 10am for a 1-hour program so they can explore their interpretations of nature through watercolor.

Junior Ranger Camp 2026 at Rock Island State Park is a consists of three half day hands-on experiences designed for kids ages 8-14 who love nature, history, and exploration.

Rock Island State Park is excited to partner with the American Hiking Society (AHS) to celebrate National Trails Day on June 6, 2025!