easy
overnight to multiple days
Suitable for all fitness levels as camping mostly involves setting up camp and light walking nearby.
Discover peaceful camping among Arkansas’s iconic red cliffs at Frog Pond Camp. Enjoy sunny days, starry nights, and easy access to the best outdoor adventures Kingston has to offer.
1-10 Nights | Accommodates an Individual or Family with a Few Tents or a Small Cam Depending on Size
Experience the beauty of nature at our scenic campsite, nestled among the stunning red cliffs of Boxley. Enjoy clear night skies and a mix of shade and sun while camping with tents or a small camper. Adventure awaits just a mile down a charming farm road, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
We are never full - if you are having difficulty booking, please call the office to book at (870) 220-2944.
1-10 Nights
With stunning views of the red cliffs over Boxley this campsite will accommodate a few tents or a small camper. There is shade and sun with clear views of the dark night sky. Once you get to our main entrance you will travel appx. 1 mile on an interior farm road. There are some elevation changes, down and up again, but many visitors think it is easier to travel than the county dirt roads. Four wheel drive may be needed during wet conditions.
Important Information:
This campsite will accommodate a few tents or a small camper.
If you plan to use motorized transportation to recreate on the trails a park day use fee may apply in addition to the camping fee.
Weather can shift from warm days to cool nights, so pack layers to stay comfortable throughout.
The Arkansas woods can have bugs, especially near water; insect repellent will keep you comfortable.
Check for fire restrictions before lighting fires to protect the natural environment.
Essential for navigating the campsite safely once the sun sets and the area becomes dark.
Boxley’s red cliffs have long been a landmark for local Native American tribes and early settlers who used the land for farming and hunting.
The area emphasizes low-impact camping and preserving the natural environment to maintain habitat quality and scenic beauty.
Provides shelter and comfort for overnight stays in varied weather.
Keeps you warm during cooler nights, especially in fall and winter.
fall|winter|spring specific
Necessary for visibility and safety after dark at the campsite.
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects common in warmer seasons.
spring|summer specific