Perched Over Boxley Valley: Camping at Hikers Tree Camp

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Perched Over Boxley Valley: Camping at Hikers Tree Camp

A campsite operated by Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park with RV and tent accommodations and a short hike to the Coffee Break Rock overlook; this guide clarifies what to expect and how to plan.

Perched Over Boxley Valley: Camping at Hikers Tree Camp.

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Location
Kingston
Operator
Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park
Category
Hiking
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Hikers Tree Camp sits near Coffee Break Rock, a ledge-side perch that frames the historic sweep of Boxley Valley. The site accommodates both RVs and tents and places the valley’s outlook a short hike or ride away, offering a straightforward base for multi-night stays and family outings.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VIEW

Coffee Break Rock Overlook

A ledge-side perch reached by a short hike (less than a quarter mile) from the campsite, Coffee Break Rock provides a direct, scenic outlook over the historic Boxley Valley.

THE CAMP

Flexible Sites for RVs and Tents

Hikers Tree Camp can accommodate RVs or tents and has space for one to two RVs or several tents at the site, making it suitable for individuals, families, or small groups.

THE ACCESS

Weather-Dependent Access

Weather can occasionally make the site more challenging to reach; when conditions impede access, campers will be relocated to a site with easier access.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

Arrive at a compact, scenic campsite that functions as a quiet base camp: set up an RV or tents, then take a short walk or ride to the nearby overlook for dusk or morning light over Boxley Valley. The place is designed for simple, nature-focused camping—an uncomplicated doorway to the valley’s views.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this site suits—and who should plan accordingly.

1
RV CampersA good fit: the site can accommodate one to two RVs, making it practical for small RV parties looking for close access to a valley overlook.
2
Tent Campers & Small GroupsWell suited: there’s room for several tents at the site, allowing small groups to camp together while using the short trail to the overlook.
3
FamiliesDesigned to work for families—there is a family rate that covers two adults and up to three children, and the site’s proximity to the overlook keeps outings manageable with kids.
4
Weather-Sensitive TravelersExercise caution: access can become difficult in poor weather. The operator will relocate guests if conditions make the site hard to reach, so plan flexibility into your trip.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

The site accommodates tents or RVs; bring standard camping gear for your setup. If you plan to use motorized transportation on the trails, a park day use fee applies in addition to the camping fee.

Check-In & Check-Out

Check-in is from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM; check-out is at 11:30 AM.

Access & Contingency

Weather can occasionally make the site more challenging to reach; if that occurs during your visit the operator will relocate you to a site with easier access.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long can I stay at Hikers Tree Camp?

Stays range from 1 to 10 nights.

What are the rates?

Individuals are $15.00 each per night; a family rate (includes two adults and up to three children) is $50.00 per night.

How do I book if the site looks full online?

The operator notes 'We are never full'—if you have difficulty booking, call the office at (870) 220-2944 to secure a reservation.

How far is the overlook from camp?

Coffee Break Rock is a short hike or ride from the campsite—less than a quarter mile away.

What if weather makes the site inaccessible?

If weather conditions make the site more challenging to reach during your visit, the operator will relocate you to a site with easier access.

Can I use motorized vehicles on nearby trails?

Yes—however, if you plan to use motorized transportation to recreate on the trails, a park day use fee will apply in addition to the camping fee.