moderate
1–10 nights
Moderate fitness recommended for hiking trails and managing camping setup.
Experience mountain top camping at The Mayflower Camp in Kingston, Arkansas. Choose from RVs, tents, or primitive styles and explore miles of off-road trails on your perfect outdoor getaway.
The Mayflower Camp at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park offers an unforgettable outdoor adventure atop the beautiful mountains of Kingston, Arkansas. Whether you prefer the comfort of an RV, the classic adventure of tent camping, or the simplicity of primitive camping, this destination has options to suit every camper’s style. Explore miles of rugged off-road trails perfect for hiking, biking, or simply taking in the pristine natural surroundings. With flexible stays from one night to ten, you can customize your getaway to suit your schedule and adventure appetite. The stunning panoramic views from the mountaintop create a serene atmosphere that’s ideal for relaxation, stargazing, and photography. The remote location encourages disconnecting from the bustle of daily life, while the variety of camping styles ensures a unique experience every time. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or a first-timer seeking an authentic mountain retreat, The Mayflower Camp delivers adventure balanced with comfort and natural beauty.
Temperatures can change quickly at higher elevations, so bring clothing that can be easily added or removed.
Reliable water sources are limited; carry enough water for your entire stay to stay hydrated while exploring.
Stick to designated trails to protect the environment and avoid getting lost on rugged terrain.
Reception is spotty; inform someone of your plans and carry a map or GPS device.
The area around Kingston has a rich heritage tied to early mountain settlers and Native American history.
The park emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect the mountain environment and maintain its natural beauty.
Keeps you warm during cool mountain nights, especially in fall and winter.
fall specific
Allows you to safely use natural water sources when available.
Essential for navigating the campsite and trails after dark.
Protects your feet on rocky, uneven off-road trails.