easy
Overnight stays to multiple days
Suitable for all fitness levels as there is minimal hiking or strenuous activity required.
Experience rustic camping at Ridge Back Camp in Kingston, Arkansas. Perfect for RVs or tents, enjoy peaceful nights under brilliant stars surrounded by grazing cattle.
Ridge Back Camp at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park offers an authentic outdoor experience right in Kingston, Arkansas. This primitive camping site welcomes both RVs and tents, providing flexibility for campers seeking a rustic yet comfortable stay. Surrounded by open fields and grazing cattle during warmer months, the campsite is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers eager to disconnect and unwind. One of the highlights here is the stunning night sky, making it a prime spot for stargazing far from city lights. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, expect a quiet environment where you can soak in the natural beauty, enjoy fresh air, and embrace the simplicity of camping. The area's gentle landscape and open space make it beginner-friendly, but also rich with moments of solitude and connection to the land. With easy access to nearby hiking and wildlife watching, Ridge Back Camp provides a unique way to experience Arkansas’s outdoors without heavy infrastructure or crowds. Perfect for weekend getaways or longer retreats, this camp emphasizes peaceful immersion in nature right alongside a working buffalo ranch.
Water sources are limited on-site, so pack enough drinking and cooking water for your entire stay.
In warmer months, bring insect repellent to stay comfortable around the campsite and livestock areas.
Keep noise to a minimum after dark to respect wildlife and other campers.
Store food sealed and away from animals to avoid attracting wildlife into your campsite.
The land around Kingston has a rich ranching heritage, with buffalo farming playing an important role in local agriculture.
The Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch promotes sustainable land use practices to protect native species and maintain the natural ecosystem.
Choose your preferred shelter to ensure comfort during your primitive camping stay.
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other biting insects common in warmer months.
summer specific
Keep cozy during cool nights, especially in fall and winter when temperatures can drop.
fall specific
Carry enough water for drinking and cooking, as water sources are not always readily available.