easy
Overnight to several days
Light physical exertion required—mainly setting up camp and walking short distances
Discover the wide-open spaces of The Pines at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch, where primitive camping offers a genuine Arkansas landscape experience. With stunning views and easy access for RVs and tents, this site is perfect for groups or solo adventurers seeking serenity in nature.
1-10 Nights | Accommodates an Individual or Family with 2 to 3 Tents Depending on Size
Experience the beauty of The Pines, a spacious hilltop campsite perfect for groups or individuals. Enjoy breathtaking views, easy access for RVs and tents, and the option to reserve the entire area. Embrace nature, but be mindful of the cattle sharing the pasture nearby. Adventure awaits in this serene setting!
We are never full - if you are having difficulty booking, please call the office to book at (870) 220-2944.
1-10 Nights
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.
The Pines is a large site capable of accommodating either groups or individuals. There is room for several RVs or tents at both The Pines Camp A and at The Pines Camp B. These sites are nestled in a hilltop pine grove with breath taking views of ledge line in two directions. It is accessible for RV and Tent camping. There is normally easy access for RVs, trailers, vans and most other cars and trucks. There are 2 sites in this group area so if you want the entire area to yourself or for your group please reserve sites A and B.The dirt road leading to this site occasionally becomes damaged by rain making 4 wheel drive necessary. In instances where access is not possible we will relocate you to a suitably accessible site.
Important Information:
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.
Get an unobstructed look at the sunrise from the hilltop to capture stunning morning light.
Be aware of cattle sharing the pasture nearby and keep a respectful distance.
There are no nearby amenities, so plan to carry all necessary supplies for your stay.
Arkansas weather can change rapidly; prepare for rain or wind, especially in spring and fall.
The area’s ranching roots date back over a century, shaping the landscape and local culture.
The ranch practices sustainable grazing and land management to preserve the natural beauty of the region.
Keeps you warm through chilly Arkansas nights, especially if camping in winter.
winter specific
Shelter for comfort and protection from the elements as part of primitive camping.
Necessary for navigating the campsite after dark.
Layered clothing helps adapt to Arkansas’s variable weather conditions.
all specific