Stellar Views

Watch the solar eclipse from the best spot in the center of the path of totality. Approx 4min and 14sec full eclipse viewing!

Cozy Campouts

Perfect for stargazing all night long! -Unobstructed views from an Ozark mountain top!

Easy Booking

Reserve your front-row seat to the majestic celestial experience in just a few clicks. Stress-free adventure awaits!

Reservation Info

• Camping reservations must be paid in full to reserve a site
• Reservations are $1200 for 3 nights, (Fri, Sat, Sun). Sites are approximately 20’X40′.
• Sites will be assigned on arrival
• A signed liability waiver for each member of your group is required
• No more than 8 people per campsite.
• Be sure to note how many are in your camp when reserving
• No refunds will be issued

Camping Info

• NO glass bottles are allowed on the property.
• Campfires must be maintained and supervised at all times.
• Pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Pet waste must be picked up and properly disposed of.
• We are not responsible for lost or stolen items.
• We are not responsible for accidents.
• Quiet time from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Local Amenities

Blanchard Springs Caverns (4 Mi) and grounds offer bird watching, walking trails, hiking trails, biking trails, swimming, clear creeks, recreation areas, waterfalls, Mirror Lake, and amphitheater, not to mention the amazing cavern tours. Tour the different levels, peruse the gift store, watch the movie about the formation of the caverns, and so much more!

Located in the scenic Ozark Mountains what is not to love! A peaceful getaway to enjoy nature and breathe in the relaxing atmosphere of the area.

Food & Fun

Our local Fifty Six General Store (2 mi) for fuel, food, drinks, ice, and a sitting area to eat your burger while drinking your coke with peanuts.

OK Trading Post (7 mi) has an AMAZING gift shop and fun trail rides. This is a must-stop on your trip.

Gunner Poole, Barkshed, Roasting Ear Creek, and many other creeks in the area have so much history and offer pleasant breaks from the fast-paced times we live in. Wading in the creek and catching crawdads is a must-live childhood experience!

More Goodies

Enjoy the White River (9 mi). Trout fishing, floating, and eating at Jo Jo’s or Angler’s on the river are both good options in the area.

Mountain View (12 mi) is the county seat. The old courthouse is surrounded by locally-owned coffee shops, restaurants, pizzerias, and gift shops, as well as McDonald’s, Wal-Mart, and gas stations.

Mountain View is also known as the Folk Music Capital of the World. Locals still meet at the court square on weekends for “pickin’ and grin’n”, clogging, and dancing.

The Ozark Folk Center (14 mi) is an interesting place to visit. They have the Skillet Restaurant, a theater, and The Ozark Folk Center Crafts Village which has more than 20 artisans demonstrating Ozark Heritage crafts including broom making, blacksmithing, pottery making, knife making, weaving, quilting, wood carving, yarn spinning, soap making, herb gardening, doll making, candle making, letterpress printing and more.