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6 Great Campgrounds in Arkansas’ Buffalo National River

The Buffalo National River is Arkansas' hidden gem, known and loved by locals but largely a secret outside of The Natural State. And that's too bad, because the river is a national treasure. In fact, it was the first designated National River in the United States and is one of only a few rivers in the continental U.S. that has not been dammed. At 153 miles long, there are plenty of places to pitch a tent along the riverbank, but these are a few of our favorites.

About the Author

Kim Dinan

Kim Dinan is an author and adventurer. Her writing has appeared in Parks and Recreation Magazine, Northwest Travel Magazine, Trailer Life Magazine, Go Explore Magazine and OnTrak Magazine, among others. Her popular blog, So Many Places, was named one of the best outdoor blogs by USA Today and has been featured online by sites such as Huffington Post and BuzzFeed. Her debut memoir, The Yellow Envelope, chronicles her adventures traveling the world with a special gift. She lives in Ohio with her husband and daughter.
Kim Dinan is an author and adventurer. Her writing has appeared in Parks and Recreation Magazine, Northwest Travel Magazine, Trailer Life Magazine, Go Explore Magazine and OnTrak Magazine, among others. Her popular blog, So Many Places, was named one of the best outdoor blogs by USA Today and has been featured online by sites such as Huffington Post and BuzzFeed. Her debut memoir, The Yellow Envelope, chronicles her adventures traveling the world with a special gift. She lives in Ohio with her husband and daughter.

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