KINGSTON LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Frog Pond Camp: Small, Starry Campsites Below Boxley’s Red Cliffs
A concise guide to the small tent-and–small-camper campsite near Kingston, Arkansas, with practical notes on access, site character, and planning.
Frog Pond Camp: Small, Starry Campsites Below Boxley’s Red Cliffs.
Adventure brief
Frog Pond Camp: Small, Starry Campsites Below Boxley’s Red Cliffs
Nestled beneath the red cliffs above Boxley, Frog Pond Camp is a compact campsite that accommodates a few tents or a small camper. The site offers a mix of shade and sun and clear views of a dark night sky; after reaching the main entrance you travel approximately one mile on an interior farm road with some elevation changes to arrive at the camp. Four-wheel drive may be needed during wet conditions.
Frog Pond Camp at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park offers a peaceful outdoor escape in Kingston, Arkansas. Set among the striking red cliffs of Boxley, this campsite provides a unique blend of sunlit open spaces and cool shaded areas, perfect for tent camping or small campers. By night, the clear skies reveal a stunning star-filled canopy, ideal for stargazers. Located just a mile down a scenic farm road, this spot is a gateway for outdoor enthusiasts who want easy access to hiking, horseback riding, and exploring the surrounding wilderness. Whether you're a first-time camper or an experienced adventurer, Frog Pond Camp offers a tranquil retreat with plenty of opportunities for discovery and relaxation close to nature. The peaceful environment, combined with the nearby ranch activities, creates an authentic wilderness experience in the heart of Arkansas.
Route Schematic
Route & site schematic
Key waypoints from the main entrance to the campsite, and what to expect along the short interior road.
Main entrance
The starting point for the interior farm road that leads to the campsite.
Interior farm road (approx. 1 mile)
Travel approximately one mile on a farm road that includes some elevation changes (down and up again); many visitors find it easier to travel than county dirt roads, but conditions vary.
Frog Pond Campsite
A small campsite beneath the red cliffs that will accommodate a few tents or a small camper, offering shade, sun, and clear night-sky views.
Access includes a one-mile interior farm road with elevation changes; four-wheel drive may be required in wet conditions and the operator’s routing or on-site access could vary.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Red-cliff outlooks and dark night skies
The campsite sits with views of the red cliffs over Boxley and offers clear views of the dark night sky, a defining visual of the setting.
Small, flexible sites for tents or a single small camper
The site will accommodate a few tents or a small camper and provides a balance of shade and sun, suitable for small parties or family groups.
A short farm-road approach with variable conditions
From the main entrance you travel roughly one mile on an interior farm road with some down-and-up elevation changes; conditions can vary and four-wheel drive may be required in wet weather.
What the day feels like
What an evening at Frog Pond Camp feels like
Arrive at the main entrance, wind a mile along an interior farm road that drops and rises again, then settle into a compact campsite framed by Boxley’s red cliffs. The site’s small footprint—space for a few tents or one small camper—means a quiet, rural experience with a mix of sun and shade by day and broad dark skies after dusk. Note the operator’s stated check-in window and check-out time when planning arrival and departure.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this small Boxley-side campsite suits—and where it’s less ideal.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This site accommodates a few tents or a single small camper—plan accordingly for compact camping gear or a small camper setup.
Expect to travel roughly one mile on an interior farm road with elevation changes to reach the campsite; four-wheel drive may be needed during wet conditions.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I stay at Frog Pond Camp?
Stays range from 1 to 10 nights.
How do I book if I can’t find availability online?
The operator notes 'We are never full'—if you are having difficulty booking, call the office at (870) 220-2944.
What are the rates?
Adults (ages 13+) are $15.00 each per night; the family rate (2 adults and up to 3 children) is $50.00 per night.
When can I check in and out?
Check-in is from 1:00 to 8:00 PM; check-out is at 11:30 AM.
What is the approach and are special vehicles required?
From the main entrance you travel approximately one mile on an interior farm road with some elevation changes; four-wheel drive may be needed in wet conditions.
How large are the sites and what can they accommodate?
The campsite will accommodate a few tents or a small camper.
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