Services & Amenities:

Within Facility
ADA Access Access Trails Accessible Group Shelters Accessible Hiking Trails Accessible Picnic Area Accessible Pit Restroom Accessible Ramps Accessible Restroom Accessible Swimming Amphitheater Bbq Grills Bike Riding Biking Bird Watching Boat Trailer Park Lot Boating Cafe Campground Host Canoeing Chemical Toilet Comfort Station Covered Group Structure Drinking Water Drinking Water, Hand Well. Dump Station Electric Hook Ups Fishing Flush Toilet Group Camping Facility Group Cooking Facilities Group Shelter Handicapped Access Site Hiking Hiking Trail Historic Sites Hot Showers Information Center	Information Station Interpretive Center Interpretive Programs Interpretive Trails Iron Ranger Kayaking Medical Facility Nature Trails Parking Paved Parking Spurs Paved Roads Pavilion Pay Telephone Photography Portable Restrooms Pressurized Water Ranger Station Restaurant Restaurants Restroom River Access Scenery Separate Tent Areas Sewer Hookups Showers Sightseeing Special Event Area Swimming Table Trailer Parking Trailhead Trails Tubing Visitors Center Water Faucets Water Fountains Wildlife Viewing
Within 10 Miles
Administrative Office Boat Ramp Canoe Rental	Hunting River Trips

The consecutive days spent in the park should be 14 days within a 30 day period. Reservations must be made 3 days in advance.
Campground quiet hours are from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Generators prohibited from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.
Draining wastewater onto the ground from vehicles or trailers is prohibited.
Pets are allowed in the park but not allowed on trails and must be leashed at all times.
Keep vehicles on maintained roads.
Beware of the Beautiful Bluffs. The bluffs along the Buffalo River can be very dangerous to climb. Slippery vegetation, wet spots, and crumbling rock add up to treacherous footing. People often feel compelled to scale the bluffs and then find themselves stranded or worse, falling. Diving from the bluffs is dangerous. Hidden rocks, shallow bottoms, tree roots and logs can lie under the water surface creating hazards to unsuspecting divers.
The river is great for swimming but never swim alone or during high water. There are no life guarded swimming areas.
Concessionaires provide canoes, paddles, lifejackets and shuttle services.
For additional information for the local area, please contact the Convention of Visitor Bureau at 870-741-1789. TEST

Getting There:

Buffalo Point (AR)
2229 HWY 268 EAST
Yelville AR 72687

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
36.07306, -92.55694

Directions from Springfield MO - Take HWY 65 South through Branson to Harrison stay on HWY 65 through Harrison. Turn left on HWY 62 and travel to Yellville. At Yellville turn right on HWY 14 east. Travel 17 miles to HWY 268 East. Turn left on 268 to Buffalo Point.
Directions from Little Rock - Take HWY 65 North to Marshall, at Marshall turn right on HWY 27 north approx. 11 miles to Harriet you turn left on HWY 14 west and travel approx. 14 miles to HWY 268 east. Turn right on HWY 268 to Buffalo Point.

Phone Park for More Information:

Information: (870)449-4311