11 acres hosted by Laura T.
19 RV sites
Park your RN on mostly level ground that was once a Stave Mill company in my family for 5 generations, going back to my great grandfather. This was one of the prime employers in the area for many years and employed up to 50 people at any given time. Many years have passed since this was a thriving business but remains part of my homeplace and heritage in the city limits of Marshall, Arkansas, population 1,329, is a quaint little town that rolls at the slower pace of yesteryear.
All sites are grass covered with some trees scattered throughout. Porta potties and potable water with a trash bin and Wi-Fi will be available for all tent campers. Each site is approximately 15' x 30', Some of the sites will have a direct view of the eclipse but you can walk to the center of the property and have a clear view. We will offer CE and ISO approved eclipse glasses for $5 onsite.
The Buffalo National River and Tyler Bend Visitor Center is located 8 miles to the north and provides a variety of park and recreational activities including hiking, swimming, canoeing, horseback trails, and interpretive programing. It is also the first park in Arkansas to be named an International Dark Sky Park. Marshall is the largest town in the Buffalo River Watershed!
For bicycling, the Ozark Grinder Trail is a nearby.
Gravel grinder bicycle trail covers approximately 200 miles and 13,000 feet of elevation in north central Arkansas Ozarks.
Marshall Arkansas has an airport for those of you that want to fly to your destination! The airport has a Precision Approach Path Indicator and features a 4003' x 75' lighted runway. This is only one mile from your campsite. We will be glad to pick you up!
The famous Daisy Queen old fashioned dairy bar opened in 1966 and is family owned and operated. It features burgers and shakes and has a feeling of bygone times. This is walking distance from the campground. Approximately 100 yards.
The Kenda Drive In Theater is one of the few remaining drive-ins in Arkansas and the only one operating year-round. In addition to showing first run movies, it is also a music concert venue. During the summer it hosts a monthly Throwback Thursdays event, celebrating vantage automobiles. And it has some of the best burgers around!
Marshall is nearby to many park and recreations opportunities. The scenic overlook one mile south of town on Devil's Backbone Mountain offers a panoramic view of north central Arkansas. Elk can often be found grazing just outside of town!
Harps grocery is walking distance from the campground and has a full variety of food options, including ice and a daily lunch counter.
We will have a large community bonfire each night for your to bring your chair and make new friends!
