Primitive Camping at Buffalo Pines Pasture Camp C in Arkansas
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to 10 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as camping involves mostly setting up and light walking around the site.
Overview
Experience rustic charm and breathtaking sunsets at Buffalo Pines Pasture Camp C in Arkansas. Perfect for private group camping with RV, tent, or van options, this primitive site invites you to unwind and create lasting outdoor memories.
Details
Discover the charm of primitive camping at Buffalo Pines Pasture Camp C, located in the scenic outskirts of Kingston, Arkansas. This spacious campsite is perfect for campers who want a quiet, natural experience with the flexibility to bring an RV, tent, or van. The camp offers eight well-spaced sites providing enough room for families or small groups to enjoy peaceful evenings under the stars. Whether you come for just a night or choose to extend your stay up to ten nights, the area delivers stunning sunsets and a calm environment away from busy city life. The site’s primitive nature means you can fully immerse yourself in the outdoor adventure, with easy access for trailers and RVs, but minimal hookups or modern amenities. For larger groups, booking the entire area invites unforgettable private gatherings and quality time in nature. With its open spaces and scenic landscape characteristic of Arkansas’s beautiful terrain, Buffalo Pines Pasture Camp C is an ideal destination for anyone looking to connect deeply with the outdoors without sacrificing convenience.
Adventure Tips
Arrive with your own water supply
The campsite is primitive and does not provide potable water, so bring enough for your entire stay.
Prepare for minimal cell service
Signal can be spotty, so plan accordingly and inform someone of your trip details.
Secure your food from wildlife
Use bear-proof containers or keep food secured in vehicles to avoid attracting animals.
Pack layers for temperature changes
Arkansas weather can vary, especially in the evenings, so bring layers to stay comfortable.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Nearby hiking trail along the Buffalo River
- Secluded fishing spots on local creeks
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern wild turkey
History
The area around Kingston has a rich heritage, including Native American history and early settler roots tied to Arkansas ranching.
Conservation
Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect the natural habitat and wildlife.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Open pasture overlooking the western horizon
- Nearby woodland edge
- Campfire area at dusk
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Portable Water Container
Bring sufficient water storage since there is no potable water on-site.
Insect Repellent
Protect yourself from insects, especially mosquitoes during the warmer months.
summer specific
Warm Sleeping Bag
Keeps you warm during chilly autumn nights.
fall specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Essential for navigating the site safely after dark.