Spring Creek Campground

How does a pristine riverside retreat sound, where simplicity meets the untamed beauty of the Ozarks? At Spring Creek Campground near Harriet, Arkansas, twelve tent-only sites offer a no-frills camping experience that immerses visitors in the rugged charm of the Buffalo National River area, renowned for its dense forests and rolling hills.

Each site includes a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern hook, complemented by a shared vault toilet for basic needs. However, there is no potable water, electricity, or other modern conveniences, ensuring an authentically primitive atmosphere. This campground is ideal for those seeking seclusion and easy access to natural wonders. It serves as a base for activities like canoeing and hiking along the Buffalo River, with the added allure of proximity to the Ozark National Forest.

Located three miles off Highway 14 at the end of Searcy County Road 99, Spring Creek Campground is within a 30-minute drive of other outdoor attractions such as the South Maumee river access and miles of scenic trails. Whether you're planning a short getaway or an extended stay, this tranquil spot offers a rare chance to reconnect with nature in a truly unspoiled environment.