Not that I could have helped in any way at all since we carry no tow ropes to have pulled her out of the predicament she put herself in. Since I know from previous knowledge that you simply can not fix stupid, I squeezed past her, and drove on to camp, leaving her there to learn an important lesson.
BOONDOCKING IN ARKANSAS PRO
For last-minute camping, you can use The Dyrt PRO ‘s. No hookups, no site assignments, probably no neighbors, no problem. For those who want to forgo the campground, boondocking is a way to keep camping cheap and easy. There are no restrooms but there are trash services. She promptly double downed her idiocy and drove herself right off the cliff (two tires off the ground, high-sided on the edge) instead of backing up the 100 yards necessary to let us pass. Buy a year of PRO here for just 35.99 if you always want to be able to find an established campground from your vehicle. Cedar Fourche is in Jessieville, AR and is located on Lake Ouachita. We met, nose to nose, about 3/4 way down (1/4 way up for her) at which time I came to a stop and raised my hands into the air all while displaying the what-the-fuck-where-you-thinking expression on my face. I flashed and flashed and flashed my lights, but she ignored. On one occasion, after I had already started down a good way a woman in a BMW decided to start her ascent without looking up the road. From the top you can see all the way down, and from the bottom you can see all the way up it. It is not possible for two vehicles to cross paths on this road, so some care has to be taken before traveling up or down. One thing did happen on our second day in the area- as you can see from the image above, the dirt road down into the boondocking area is very tight. Each day we had no less then four separate fetch sessions and with a substantial number of bones laying around, the pups always had a new treasure in their mouths.įrom here we base-camped to visit the old ghost town of St Elmo, and took the National Historic Auto Tour up to Weston Pass, as well as a few visits into town to eat and drink a Thursday night away… we are crazy huh? The dogs had ample time, and room, to play the days away. The Arkansas river keeping us company with the ever present hum of the nearby rapids. When the crowds went back home to their 9-to-5’s we mostly had the place to ourselves.
BOONDOCKING IN ARKANSAS FULL
We arrived on the holiday weekend to not only a full area, but luckily a spot reserved for us (they were leaving the next morning after our arrival). Thanks to Tripp and Megan, who introduced us to a great boondocking spot. I’ve passed through here a number of times, but this is the first time I have had the opportunity to stick around, and I must say I am impressed, not only with the town itself, but the country surrounding it. At just under 8,000 foot elevation, Buena Vista – or just outside BV – has been our home for the past week. Blessed with a temperate climate and beautiful views of the Ozark Mountains, fertile valleys, impressive waterfalls, and some of the friendliest people in the country, Arkansas is an ideal place to boondock.
It feels good to be out of the city and back into some mountains. One of the advantages to boondocking in Arkansas is that you can do it anytime you wish.
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