Dispersed Camping in Searcy County, Arkansas
Showing 28 locations in Searcy County.
Big Flat Road Dispersed
Wooded dispersed camping options located along Big Flat Road and connected forest spur roads in Searcy County. Offers peace and seclusion in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest near Big Flat Lake.
Big Point Forest Road Corridor
A scenic gravel road corridor in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest providing excellent access to dispersed camping near Richland Creek.
Boardtree Road Dispersed Camping
Peaceful dispersed camping opportunities nestled along Boardtree Road and adjacent forest spurs within the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest.
Boston Mountain Pizza & RV Park
A small commercial RV stop integrated with a local pizza parlor, offering a convenient overnight option for travelers.
Campbell Hollow Dispersed Corridor
Quiet dispersed camping options located along Campbell Hollow Road and its adjacent forest spurs. The area sits in a dense hardwood and pine canopy typical of the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest.
Drewry Forest Road Corridor
A remote dirt road corridor located within the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities in a dense forest setting.
Drury Road Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping options stretching along Drury Road in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest. The corridor runs through deeply wooded and secluded Ozark backcountry, perfect for self-contained campers.
Forest Spur (Brown Mountain)
Quiet dispersed camping option along a native material forest spur road under the canopy of Ozark-St. Francis National Forests.
Forest Spur (Searcy County)
A quiet forest spur in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests, offering basic dispersed camping off a native material dirt road.
Forest Spur (Walker Mountain Area)
A solitary forest spur offering dispersed camping on a quiet native material dirt road within Ozark-St. Francis National Forests.
Forest Spur DEB5F555 Dispersed Camping
Primitive forest road spur located in Searcy County near Mulberry Mountain. The road is open to all vehicle classes and provides a peaceful, wooded escape with simple dirt-road pull-outs.
Forest Spur Road 2311 Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping corridor along a Forest Service spur road in Searcy County, situated within the quiet woodlands of the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest near Big Flat Lake Dam.
Grinders Ferry Gravel Bar
A spacious gravel bar along the Buffalo National River offering convenient river access for swimming, floating, and kayaking. Camping is permitted directly on the riverbed, but visitors must monitor regional weather closely due to water levels changing quickly.
Humming Pines Campground
A private campground featuring 12 full-hookup sites, located roughly one mile from the Woolum river access point. Provides water, sewer, and electric services in a quiet rural setting.
McDonald Road Dispersed Spur
A native material forest spur off McDonald Road, offering secluded dispersed camping within the national forest.
Middle Fork North Road Spur
Dispersed camping spur off Middle Fork North Road, surrounded by quiet Ozark forest.
Mulberry Mountain Forest Road
A primitive dispersed camping area along the Mulberry Mountain forest road within the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, featuring peaceful wooded surroundings.
Ozark Forest Spur - Almus Knob
A quiet, wooded forest spur in Searcy County within the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest. The native material road surface is accessible to most vehicles under normal weather conditions.
Ozark Forest Spur - Suggs Mountain
This secluded national forest spur provides a peaceful setting for dispersed camping. Tucked away in the dense woods of the Ozarks, it offers privacy and a natural environment.
Richland Creek Campground
A peaceful developed national forest campground offering basic, designated sites directly along Richland Creek, popular with hikers and creek paddlers.
Richland Rec Forest Road Corridor
A dirt road corridor located deep in the national forest, leading toward the Richland Creek Recreation Area and offering remote dispersed campsites.
Rorie Gravel Pit Corridor
A scenic and secluded area in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, featuring primitive camping opportunities at a former gravel pit and along nearby forest spurs.
Shine Eye Campground
A quiet, free primitive National Park Service campground situated on a flat clearing next to the Buffalo River, offering simple amenities in a secluded forest setting.
Spring Creek Campground
A primitive, tent-only National Park Service campground situated near the Buffalo National River. This quiet, off-grid destination features 12 basic sites without electricity or drinking water, offering a peaceful, traditional camping experience.
Tyler Bend Campground
An established developed campground on the middle section of the Buffalo National River, featuring flush toilets, hot showers, and electric/water hookups.
Tyler Bend Campground
The primary developed campground on the Buffalo National River, offering scenic views, clean facilities with hot showers, flush toilets, electrical hookups, and direct access to hiking trails and the river.
Wild Rose Lane Dispersed Camping Area
Dispersed camping opportunities along Wild Rose Lane and its adjacent forest spurs in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests. The area features typical wooded terrain offering good privacy.
Woolum Campground
A spacious, free camping area on the banks of the Buffalo National River. This location offers a wide grassy field and expansive gravel bars, making it excellent for launching paddle craft, horse camping, or relaxing. Pit toilets are provided, but there is no running water or hookups. The area can be busy during peak floating seasons and is subject to rapid water rises.