KINGSTON LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Moonstruck Pond’s Quiet Backside: Primitive Tent Camping at OK Corral Camp A
A compact, family-friendly primitive campsite on the back side of Moonstruck Pond in Kingston — this guide explains what to expect, who it suits, and the practical details to plan your stay.
Moonstruck Pond’s Quiet Backside: Primitive Tent Camping at OK Corral Camp A.
Adventure brief
Moonstruck Pond’s Quiet Backside: Primitive Tent Camping at OK Corral Camp A
Set on the back side of Moonstruck Pond in Kingston, OK Corral Camp A pairs easy access with a private, wooded feel. The site holds room for two to three tents, offers a short walk to parking and an outhouse, and places campers within simple reach of trails and nearby recreation — a straightforward option for families or small groups seeking a primitive overnight outdoors.
Discover the rustic charm of primitive camping at OK Corral Camp A, located beside the peaceful Moonstruck Pond in Kingston, Arkansas. This private outdoor adventure, offered by Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park, is perfect for families or small groups looking to disconnect and immerse themselves in nature without sacrificing easy access to essential amenities. The campsite accommodates 2 to 3 tents and is just a short walk from convenient parking, making it an excellent choice for campers seeking simplicity combined with accessibility. Surrounded by quiet woodlands and gentle trails, you can enjoy morning birdwatching, afternoon hikes, or evenings by a campfire under a star-filled sky. The location provides direct access to nearby recreation areas and nature trails, allowing for varied outdoor activities like fishing, wildlife spotting, and nature photography. Whether you're an experienced camper or trying primitive camping for the first time, this spot offers an inviting escape to the outdoors, blending seclusion with comfort. Prepare to create lasting memories in one of Arkansas's low-key but scenic camping spots.
Route Schematic
Route & Site Schematic
A simple sequence from parking to campsite with nearby basic amenities and trail access.
Parking Area
Arrival and vehicle parking point; expect a short walk from here to the campsite.
OK Corral Camp A — Back Side of Moonstruck Pond
The campsite itself, sized to fit two to three tents and sited on the pond’s back side for privacy and easy access to nearby recreation.
Outhouse & Trail Access
A short walk from the site provides access to an outhouse and nearby trails for day recreation.
The site is primitive with a short walk to the parking area and outhouse; campers using motorized vehicles on park trails should note an additional park day-use fee may apply and should plan accordingly.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Room for a Small Group
The campsite is sized to accommodate two to three tents depending on their footprint, making it a good fit for a family or a close-knit group while retaining a sense of privacy on the pond’s backside.
Short Walk to Parking and Amenities
Expect a short walk from the parking area to the site; an outhouse is nearby, and the proximity keeps the site convenient without sacrificing a secluded feel.
Simple, Budget-Friendly Camping
With per-adult and family nightly rates, this primitive site offers an affordable option for overnight stays by Moonstruck Pond, especially for groups who value straightforward, low‑infrastructure camping.
What the day feels like
What the Stay Feels Like
The stay centers on uncomplicated, primitive camping: arrive, walk a short distance from the parking area to a tucked‑away site on the pond’s back side, pitch two to three tents, and use nearby trail access and recreation as desired. The site’s blend of easy approach and modest seclusion keeps the focus on time outside rather than creature comforts.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this campsite is best for — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays run from 1 to 10 nights; check-in is at 1:00 PM and check-out is at 11:30 AM.
Expect primitive conditions: bring shelter, sleep systems, and basic supplies. The site is a short walk from parking to the tents and has an outhouse nearby.
Per-night fees apply by adult or family; if you plan to use motorized transportation on park trails an additional park day-use fee may apply in addition to the camping fee.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many nights can I book?
Stays can be booked from 1 to 10 nights.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 1:00 PM and check-out is at 11:30 AM.
How many tents does the site accommodate?
The site can accommodate two to three tents depending on their size.
What are the nightly rates?
Adults (ages 13+) are $15.00 each per night; a family rate (two adults and up to three children) is $50.00 per night.
What if I can't book online — is there another option?
The operator notes 'We are never full'; if you have difficulty booking, call the office at (870) 220-2944 for assistance.
Are there additional fees for motorized trail use?
If you plan to use motorized transportation to recreate on the trails, a park day-use fee may apply in addition to the camping fee.
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