Buffalo National River

Get back to the basics at Woolum Recreation Area & Campground. Pitch your tent wherever you please, and get ready to chill out alongside the Buffalo River. If you’re itching to muddy up those hiking boots, wander down the nearby Ozark Highlands Trail and get a taste of this park’s total natural beauty. Sites are first-come, first-served, dispe Read more...

Kick it at Rush Recreation Area & Campground. This little rustic campground has just a handful of secluded sites, yet still offers access to all of the majestic beauty that is the Buffalo National River. Check out the nearby ghost town for a blast from the past, or simply chill at your campsite and get in touch with good old Mother Nature.

Fancy some primitive camping along the banks of the Buffalo River? Spring into action and pitch your tent at Spring Creek Recreation Area & Campground. This is the perfect starting point for your outdoorsy adventure, since you’re just steps from some sweet trails and rafting along the river. Despite being located in the popular Buffalo Nationa Read more...

Perfectly picturesque is how we’d describe Buffalo Point Campground. Camp along the super scenic Buffalo River sheltered by the towering bluffs of northern Arkansas… you’ll feel right at home. Buffalo Point is the ideal basecamp for some more adventures throughout the park, since you’re conveniently right near canoeing, fishing, hiking, and much m Read more...

Rustic camping at its finest. If you’re looking for a good old fashioned camping spot without the ordinary bells and whistles, Maumee South Recreation Area & Campground is hands down the place to be. With few amenities available and lots of nature to explore, you’ll find no shortage of things to do in this neck of the woods.

Hoping to rough it in Buffalo National River without leaving your noble steed behind? Never fear—Erbie Horse Camp offers equestrian-friendly campsites in the heart of the northern Arkansas wilderness. Feel transported back in time as you reach this secluded campground through a good ol’ fashioned river crossing. If you’re not already convinced, di Read more...

A bit off the beaten path, Carver Campground showcases all of the beauty of Buffalo National River and more. Sites are spacious and secluded, giving you your own slice of paradise among the towering bluffs, woodland forest, and winding Buffalo River. Sites are first-come, first-served, so just show up and get ready to find your happy place at this Read more...

For a campground with sweet views and plenty to do, hit up Erbie Recreation Area & Campground. Nestled in the scenic winding Buffalo River, you’ll be in serious awe of your gorgeous surroundings. With miles of trails, fishing, plus summertime kayaking and tubing, there’s a heck of a lot to keep you occupied in Erbie. This large campground has Read more...

Camp underneath the beautiful towering bluffs of northern Arkansas at Steel Creek’s Recreation Area & Campground. It's no wonder how Steel Creek got to be so popular—right on the Buffalo River, there’s no doubt this is one of the most scenic camping spots in the area. What are you waiting for? Mosey on down to one of the many reservable spots Read more...

Come one, come all. Tyler Bend Recreation Area & Campground has a range of scenic sites for you to choose from. Bring family or friends to the first-come, first-served spots, or take over the group sites for a camping party. All of the sites are just steps from northern Arkansas’ beautiful Buffalo River, which offers canoeing, kayaking, and fi Read more...

Rugged, rustic, old school… do these words describe you? If so, you might just want to check out the gorgeous Ozark Campground. Located deep in Buffalo National River, you’ll feel right at home with the beauty of the great outdoors right at your fingertips. Wander through the winding trails in the woods, or fire up that campfire and spend your nig Read more...

It’s no secret that Buffalo National River offers crazy gorgeous camping in northern Arkansas. Kyles Landing Recreation Area & Campground is definitely no exception—imagine pitching your tent in the shade of groves of maple, sheltered by the towering 440 feet-high bluffs right overhead. Loads of trails meander through the surrounding forests, Read more...