National Park Service · Wild and Scenic River · Arkansas
Buffalo National River
Here, 27% take walk-ups.
11Campgrounds
3Take walk-ups
2Free to camp
$20–$30A night, across 7
418Sites, from 9
480–1,560 ftElevation
Where they are
11 of 11 mappedDrawing the map
© OpenFreeMap · OpenStreetMap · Esri hillshadeSource: RIDB · NPS · USFS EDW · BLM, unified by CAMPANAC · Oct 24, 2026
The campgrounds
11 campgrounds
Steel Creek CampgroundReservableOpenfrom $2026 hike-in sites40 sites1,560 ftdrinking watertoilets
Ozark CampgroundReservableOpenfrom $2031 sites890 ftdrinking watertoilets
Rush CampgroundFirst-comeOpen12 sites480 ftdrinking watertoilets
Spring Creek CampgroundFirst-comeOpen12 sites520 fttoilets
Buffalo PointReservablefrom $3021 walk-in sites5 group sites109 sitesrigs to 65 ft670 fthookupsdrinking watertoilets
Buffalo Point CampgroundMixedfrom $30106 sites520 ftdrinking watertoilets
Tyler Bend CampgroundReservablefrom $2010 hike-in sites27 with a tent pad43 sites620 ftdrinking watertoilets
Kyles Landing CampgroundReservablefrom $2033 sites910 ftdrinking watertoilets
Erbie CampgroundReservablefrom $2013 walk-in sites13 hike-in sites32 sitesrigs to 42 ft850 fttoilets
South MaumeeFree540 fttoilets
WoolumFree660 fttoiletsSource: RIDB · NPS · USFS EDW · BLM, unified by CAMPANAC · Oct 24, 2026
Heads up
Wildfire
Stone 318 fire · 23 mi from the nearest campground here · 1 acres
Information
Reservations Only at Buffalo Point - Starting March 15, 2027 Starting March 15, 2027, reservations will be required for all campsites at Buffalo Point Campground, including A & E Loops. Reservations must be made through Recreation.gov (www.recreation.gov) or by calling 877-444-6777. Reservations can…
Park Closure
South Woolum Road Closed, Alternate Route Available In the interest of safety, the South Woolum Road has been closed. The Woolum launch and campground remain open.
Alerts: National Park Service alerts API · Oct 24, 2026
Source: NIFC/IRWIN via MTJP wildfire tracker · Oct 24, 2026
Who answers for this land
Buffalo National River’s campgrounds sit in 2 congressional districts. These members vote on the laws that decide what happens to this land.
Source: campground records from RIDB, NPS, USFS EDW and BLM, unified by CAMPANAC, refreshed nightly

