Northwest Arkansas – Buffalo National River has now been closed for one week to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This difficult decision was made in coordination with state
As we reported earlier, it’s important to make wise choices when going outside. These parks have been closed during Easter weekend due to “…high levels of traffic and have exceeded
For now, Arkansawyers are still able to get outside for relief from self-quarantine. The kids are home, many are working from home or, unfortunately, not working. We need a release
Feeling trapped at home. Hours a day trying to get some work done while also keeping the kids on some sort of learning program. Spring rains aren’t helping. Suddenly, the
Effective immediately, Buffalo National River will be closed to recreational use until further notice. This closure includes the Buffalo River, trails, open spaces, and campgrounds. This emergency closure is for the maintenance of
(From News Release) Stacy Hurst, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism (ADPHT), today announced all Arkansas State Parks will be open for day use only effective
Do you want to go outside? Well, here is how you do it. Check out this video from Arkansas State Parks on how to visit the park responsibly during the
Below is the latest on camping from Arkansas State Parks. Before you get into it, we at Arkansas Outside would like to thank the staff of the Arkansas State Parks
Buffalo National River announces that beginning the morning of Monday, March 30th, 2020, overnight stays in designated park campgrounds are being suspended and these areas are temporarily transitioning to day use
UPDATED 04/01/2020 The Ozark-St. Francis National Forest has announced many more closures. Both the Ouachita and Ozark-St. Francis National Forests have closed campgrounds Arkansas. Several recreation facilities have been temporarily