Year‑Round 4x4 Access and Campfire Nights: An Annual Off‑Road Pass in Kingston, Arkansas

KINGSTON ATV/UTV FIELD GUIDE

Year‑Round 4x4 Access and Campfire Nights: An Annual Off‑Road Pass in Kingston, Arkansas

An annual pass that covers a 4‑wheeled off‑road vehicle with operator plus two passengers and includes up to 18 days of free camping at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park.

Year‑Round 4x4 Access and Campfire Nights: An Annual Off‑Road Pass in Kingston, Arkansas.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Kingston
Operator
Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park
Category
ATV/UTV
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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This annual pass grants you guided access to 4x4 off‑road vehicles — Side X Sides, Jeeps and ATVs — with an operator and space for two passengers, plus the freedom to return across the season and make use of up to 18 days of complimentary camping; it’s a family‑oriented way to explore the trail network around Kingston, Arkansas.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE GEAR

Built‑for‑Dirt Vehicles Included

The pass covers four‑wheeled off‑road vehicles — Side X Sides, Jeeps and 4‑wheel ATVs — with an operator provided, so you ride in capable machines without owning your own rig.

THE CAMPFIRE

Up to 18 Days of Camping

Membership includes as many as 18 days of free camping that can be taken consecutively or split across visits, letting you combine trail days with overnight stays on‑site.

THE VALUE

Family Pricing and Day‑Fee Flexibility

The pass is offered as a bundle for an operator and two passengers with a clear price breakdown and options for extra family members or friends who can attend on day‑fee terms.

What the day feels like

What It Feels Like

Expect a season‑long permission to drive the ranch’s trail network in purpose‑built 4x4s with an operator at the helm, punctuated by repeat visits and overnight stays thanks to bundled camping days — a practical, family‑friendly way to chase single‑day rides or longer weekend runs around Kingston.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this membership suits — and who should think twice.

1
Active FamiliesFits well: memberships are structured for individuals and families (spouses and legal dependents age 17 and younger) and include two passenger spots plus children under 6 free.
2
Couples & Small GroupsA good match for couples or small family groups because the pass covers an operator plus two passengers; additional friends can visit on day‑fee terms.
3
Larger FamiliesStill possible: the operator offers another discount for families larger than three — you are advised to call to arrange pricing for additional family members.
4
Independent Large Friend GroupsLess ideal as a single bundle — memberships are for individuals and defined families only; friends who are not family can attend but must pay day fees on the days they ride.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Riding follows posted hours (8:00 a.m. to one hour before dusk); bring appropriate clothing for variable trail conditions and overnight camping gear if you plan to use included camping days.

Camping & Timing

The pass includes up to 18 days of free camping that can be used consecutively or separately; plan rides during normal operating hours and expect occasional closures for special events.

Membership Term

Annual membership begins in the month of purchase and runs for 11 months thereafter (presented as 12 months of riding when purchased on the first of a month through the same day the following year).

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What does the annual pass include?

The pass covers a 4x4 off‑road vehicle with an operator and space for two passengers, access to park trails on normal operating days, and up to 18 days of free camping.

How much does the pass cost and how is that price broken down?

The total is $575: $350 for the vehicle and driver, $125 for the first passenger, and $100 for the second passenger.

Are there discounts or free spots for children?

Children under 6 years old ride free; family discounts are available for additional family members if you have more than three in your family (call the operator).

When can I ride and are there closures?

Riding hours are from 8:00 a.m. to one hour before dusk on normal operating days, though rare special events or circumstances may close parts or all of the park.

Can I bring friends who are not family?

Yes — non‑family friends can attend but they must pay day fees for the days they are at the ranch; memberships are for individuals and defined family members only.

What counts as family under the membership?

Family members are considered spouses and children/legal dependents age 17 and younger; relatives such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and non‑dependent partners are not included.

What behavior could result in loss of privileges?

Disregard of park rules, unsafe or unruly behavior, littering, vandalism, removing artifacts, or trespassing on adjacent lands are grounds for immediate cancellation of privileges without refund and potential criminal prosecution.