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Buffalo National River/Buffalo Point
The Buffalo National River is a 135-mile-long river that flows through the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. It is the first National River in the United States, and is known for its stunning scenery and abundant wildlife. The Buffalo Point area of the river is located near Yellville, Arkansas, and is a popular spot for canoeing, fishing, and camping. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and bald eagles. The Buffalo Point area is also home to a variety of historic sites, including the Buffalo Point Ranger Station, the Buffalo Point Indian Mound, and the Buffalo Point Cemetery.
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User Reviews
Bill Clark
This campground is excellent!Beautiful area right on the Buffalo river.Access for rv and tent camping. Sites were fairly level for easy set up.Site length is a thing here though, so check that when booking a camp site.We have a 24' camper and the driver in and access to the site was easy, however had to park truck parallel to the road or in extra parking space over by bathrooms. Bathrooms and showers here for campers are probably the best I've ever seen in a river campground.Cell phone service was non existent in the campground, however you could drive back up the hill to the ranger station and get signal. There's tons of outdoor activities in this beautiful area. Plan ahead for reservation at this campground because it's very busy during the summer floating season . We will definitely go back again!!!
Debi Harris
Very beautiful place to camp. I'm looking forward to going back. The camp host was nice and helpful.
NinjaV Silvas
Beautiful place to camp with some amazing electric sites, hiking, and floating available. I brought my TravelFi and we were able to have cell service and stream movies at night from our campsite.
Fritz Gilbert
The most beautiful river setting I've ever seen. Bluffs are awe-inspiring. River is a short walk from campground, can't view river from sites. No cell service, but 100% worth a stop. Don't miss kayaking down the river while you're there.
Jen Sword
We stayed at Buffalo Point at camp c with our family of six including two teens, our 8 year old and our toddler. Everyone had such a wonderful time. The campsite is walkable to a very shallow part of the river where the kids can enjoy the water. It also was conveniently located and a 2 minute drive to the swim-able spot of the river. We tent camped and had enough room to put up two four person tents to accommodate our family. Each of the campsites around us had their own water and electrical hook up which was very helpful. The bathroom with flushable toilets were clean & showers were warm. The accessibility shower had a bench that made prepping my toddler for showers easy. Both of which were a short walk from our camp site. The only down side is that you have to bring in/purchase your own wood. We originally booked our trip over the labor day weekend with two night being at two different sites because that was all they had. We recieved a call from the park ranger the day before our departure saying they had a cancellation and can move our family to a site that wouldn't require us to move. We were truly grateful for the thought and consideration in the call. We were even more grateful that the rangers checked in on us after the first night to make sure everything was OK. Overall a wonderful campsite for families we definitely would recommend