Camping can resume in the Buffalo National River beginning today. The national park in north Arkansas was closed April 2 because of the coronavirus. It was opened for day-use May 15.

Not only are businesses and restaurants affected by coronavirus concerns, now group campsites by the Buffalo National River are even shutting down. But the Park Service wants people to be aware ...

On Friday, the National Park Service announced several significant fee increases for campsites along the famed Buffalo National River in northwest Arkansas, which drew 1.5 million visitors in 2017.

Camping may resume in the Buffalo National River park beginning today. The north Arkansas park was closed April 2 because of the coronavirus. It was reopened for day use May 15. According to a ...

Buffalo Point campground, about 18 miles south of Yellville, offers sweeping views of towering, water-stained cliffs where the river inexorably carves its path below.

Buffalo National River offers a variety of camping opportunities along the river and will be increasing fees in several developed campgrounds starting Friday, Mar, 15.

Hike the trail to Indian Rockhouse, visit Collier Homestead near Tyler Bend, guide a canoe down the river’s many miles, stick your toe or a fishing line in the water, take a photo of Roark Bluff ...

The Buffalo National River is increasing the fees at five of its campgrounds in north Arkansas. Tue, 08 Apr 2025 00:59:14 GMT (1744073954265) Story Infinite Scroll ...

Emma the dog takes the helm as the Metcalf family paddles downstream during a three-day camping float trip May 28-30, 2021, on the lower Buffalo National River with the Arkansas Nature Lovers ...

The Buffalo National River conducted a campground comparability study and based upon the study proposes to increase camping fees at several Arkansas locations.

The Buffalo National River is proposing camping fees increases for the first time since 2013, according to a news release.