Yurts in Arkansas

Enjoy back-to-nature glamping in the Natural State’s parks and forests.

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Thunder Creek Ranch

26 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents13 acres · Huntsville, AR

We're excited to offer our property for camping during the solar eclipse happening on April 8th. Our camping grounds will be open from the 5th through the 9th, providing basic amenities such as non-potable well water and a porta potty. Additionally, we have a 30-foot yurt available, accommodating up to 4 guests, although it's not entirely finished yet. Guests using the yurt will also have access to the porta potty. If you'd like, I can send you additional pictures for your reference. Situated approximately 20 minutes from the Buffalo National River, we boast an impressive 99.88% totality experience, with the actual event just 30 minutes away. Nestled in Northwest Arkansas, we're conveniently located an hour away from both Eureka Springs and Branson, offering easy access to a myriad of activities including hiking, biking, zip-lining, and river adventures. Camping rates are $40.00 per night, while the yurt is available for $249.00 per night. For any further inquiries, feel free to contact me directly at 925-674-9214. Don't miss out on this unforgettable eclipse experience!

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Yurts in Arkansas guide

Overview

Whether hiking past ancient rock formations in the Devil's Den State Park, trekking to thermal pools in the Hot Springs National Park, or zipping along miles of ATV trails in the Ozark National Forest—exploring the Natural State is all about getting outdoors. Not all camping adventures have to mean pitching your own tent or lugging a heavy pack along backcountry trails, though. Renting a yurt means you can enjoy an authentic camping experience without the hassle (or expense) of bringing all your own gear. Private glamping yurts often come with home comforts like queen size beds and heating or air-conditioning, while five Arkansas state parks offer Rent-a-Yurt accommodation with bunk beds, cooking stoves, and firepits for toasting your s’mores. Head to DeGray Lake Resort State Park to swim, paddle, or play golf; go horseback riding at Lake Catherine State Park, or hook a 20-inch bass at Lake Charles State Park.