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.

Members of the Arkansas Nature Lovers Meetup group check out Skull Rock during a three-day camping float trip May 28-30, 2021, on the lower Buffalo National River. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette ...

Natural scenery and cultural history abound at national parks in Arkansas. From colonial outposts and Civil War battlefi ...

Administrators at the Buffalo National River are raising camping fees at several developed campgrounds. The increases will start March 15, according to a news release from Cassandra Johannsen, a ...

Visitors will soon be floating the Buffalo National River and hiking trails in the park. ... The national park in north Arkansas has been closed since April 2 because of covid-19.

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.

HARRISON, Ark. (AP) - The Buffalo National River is increasing the fees at five of its campgrounds in north Arkansas. Officials say it's the first increase in fees in 10 years at the Buffalo ...

As the number of days without rain and counties under burn bans grows in Arkansas, local administrators share tips on best camping practices. KTHV-TV Little Rock Story by Carter Thweatt ...

As the number of days without rain and counties under burn bans grows in Arkansas, local administrators share tips on best camping practices. To stream THV11 on your phone, you need the THV11 app ...