moderate
Up to 10 nights
Basic fitness recommended to manage campground setup and vehicle navigation on rugged farm roads.
Discover the quiet charm of Hole In The Rock Camp, a wooded campsite in Kingston, Arkansas offering shaded spots and stunning star views. Perfect for up to 10 nights of peaceful camping, it’s an adventure accessible by scenic farm roads requiring a high-clearance vehicle.
Hole In The Rock Camp at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park offers a peaceful outdoor experience perfect for campers seeking solitude and natural beauty. Located in Kingston, Arkansas, this wooded campsite accommodates small tents and provides a fantastic balance of shaded areas and open skies ideal for stargazing. Accessed via a scenic farm road, the route to the camp features elevation changes that add to the sense of adventure; a high-clearance vehicle is recommended to navigate the terrain safely. Campers can stay for up to 10 nights, allowing ample time to unwind and connect with nature away from city life. The site’s combination of tranquility, natural settings, and seclusion makes it an ideal getaway for families, solo adventurers, or small groups wishing to escape the everyday hustle. Whether you enjoy peaceful mornings watching wildlife or quiet nights under the stars, Hole In The Rock Camp offers a unique experience far from the usual crowded campgrounds. Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch ensures visitors have a well-maintained yet rustic spot to enjoy the outdoors fully while respecting the landscape’s natural charm.
The farm road to Hole In The Rock Camp has elevation changes and rough patches; a high-clearance vehicle is essential for safe access.
There is no guaranteed water source on site, so pack enough water for your entire stay, especially in warmer months.
Wooded areas in Arkansas can have mosquitoes and ticks, so bring insect repellent and wear protective clothing.
The site is prized for its tranquility; maintain quiet hours to preserve the peaceful atmosphere for all guests.
Kingston has roots dating back to early agricultural settlers who used the surrounding lands for farming and grazing.
Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch emphasizes low-impact camping and preserving natural habitats through responsible visitor practices.
Necessary to safely access the farm road leading to the campsite.
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks common in wooded areas.
spring|summer|fall specific
Compact tents fit best in the limited clearings of the woods.
Keeps you warm during chilly nights, especially in cooler months.
fall|winter specific