Primitive Camping at The Pines ANNEX Camp in Kingston, AR
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Basic to moderate fitness is recommended due to the rugged terrain and carrying camping gear by foot if not using a 4WD.
Overview
Escape to The Pines ANNEX Camp in Kingston, Arkansas for a peaceful primitive camping adventure by Johnny B Good Falls. Perfect for families or solo explorers ready to embrace the wild and unwind.
The Pines ANNEX Camp - Primitive Camping
1-10 Nights | Accommodates an Individual or Family with 2 to 3 Tents Depending on Size
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About This Adventure
Experience a unique camping adventure at a secluded site by a babbling spring, right next to Johnny B Good Falls. Accessible by 4-wheel drive or backpacking, this tranquil location offers a perfect escape for individuals or families, with room for multiple tents amidst nature's beauty. Enjoy the serenity and adventure!
We are never full - if you are having difficulty booking, please call the office to book at (870) 220-2944.
Rates
- Adults (Ages 13+): $15.00 Each Per Night
- Families (Includes 2 Adults and Up to 3 Children): $50.00 Per Night
Duration
1-10 Nights
About
NOTE :This site is available, but it temporarily has cattle sharing the surrounding pasture and accessing the site. Please pick a different site if the cattle or their poop are going to bother you. There are many other sites to chose from.
Secluded campsite located next to a babbling spring immediately adjacent to Johnny B Good Falls. A 4 wheel drive vehicle or the ability to backpack in is needed during some seasons to access this site.
Important Information:
- Check In: 1:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:30 AM
This site can accommodate an individual or family with 2 to 3 tents depending on size
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.
Adventure Tips
Bring a reliable 4WD vehicle
The access road is rugged and best suited for 4-wheel drive vehicles to reach the camp safely.
Pack enough water or filtration gear
Though there is a spring nearby, always carry water purification tools to ensure safe drinking water.
Prepare for insect activity
Mosquitoes and ticks can be noticeable, especially near the spring; bring insect repellent and wear appropriate clothing.
Leave no trace
Help preserve the pristine environment by packing out all trash and minimizing your impact on the natural area.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtle
History
Kingston, Arkansas has a rich logging history, and remnants of old logging roads can be explored near the site.
Conservation
The area is managed with a strong focus on minimizing human impact, encouraging campers to practice Leave No Trace principles.
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Recommended Gear
All-terrain 4WD vehicle
Needed to navigate the rough access roads safely.
Water filtration system
Ensures safe drinking water from the natural spring nearby.
Insect repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks, especially near water sources.
spring specific
Four-season tent
Provides added warmth and wind protection during cooler seasons.
fall specific