Are there any good places where I can tent camp near Batesville, Arkansas?
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Any of your states parks will usually let you camp for under $10.00 a night.There are several along the Buffalo River.There are campgrounds at all the northern lakes Bull Shoals, Norfork. The Ozarks have so many to choose from. Isn't Batesville sort of close to Greer's Ferry Lake. Might be a good place to start. Use your computer to access the AR, State Parks Site.
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search the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can use their advance search feature and search by location and religious denomination
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try walmart - they are sure to have something.\nor camping world ( i think they're online)
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Grand Haven State Park is nice.  Or if you want a little more rustic, come to the UP.  Many nice campgrounds across the UP and we can always use the money.......
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The best place I can suggest is contacting the US Forest Service or a Yellowstone Guide. Some of the most magnificent views will will be from the north side of Yellowstone. There is a great winding pass on the Northeast rim that is remarkable. The road will lead you up to nearly the 11,500 foot elevation. Most of the areas are National forest lands. You may want to take into consideration some of the natural hot springs in Idaho (West side of Yellowstone). You will need ot plan at least a week or two in the Yellowstone, Teton National park areas. Tent camping can be accommodated almost anywhere in the area for a very minimal fee. $6 to $8 a night. I travelled there a few years ago with my two sons, sleeping in a tent, the temperatures even during July and August will get down in the mid to lower 30's so be prepared for that. Also, that whole area includes some very large herds of buffalo, bear, and range cattle. Some area have restrictions or warnings about any open food containers. Place your coolers and food stores in the trunk of your car. To the east you may want to also include the Black Hills of South Dakota, Little Big Horn Monument, Mt. Rushmore, and the Snake River valley.\n\nYou may want to avoid the weekend after the 4th of July, unless you love the noise of motorcycles. Sturges Bike Rally near Mount Rushmore attracts several hundred thousand bikers during that week of bike festivities.\n\nI would highly suggest exploring all of the areas within a few hundred mile radius of Yellowstone.
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i love to go camping. there's something wonderful about cooking your food over a fire pit, smelling like bug spray, and fighting off racoons. seriously, i love camping. it's great.
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Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by location and day camps
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Try camping out at "Jurassic Park" in nearby Kansas City, MO at E. 9th St. and Harrison just east of downtown. Lots of drunken homeless folks there!
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try arkansas.gov or see if you can find an arkansas history book to buy/ borrow.
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There is a camp called Camp Dixie in Alabama.It is really good and they have programs for younger kids too.
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There are some campgrounds, but if you want to hike in somewhere and camp I'm stumped. Try the state parks they usually have more secluded primative camping, with hiking trails.\nhttp://www.mostateparks.com/\nThis website gives you a map that you can choose where you want to camp by region.
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I live in Rogers so Fayetteville's about a half hour drive from me.  It's a nice city, they have a festival in the fall down on Dickson Street known as Bikes, Blues, and Barbecue which is a lot of fun if you're into that sort of thing.  Other than that my next choices for favorite cities in Arkansas would be Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, and Little Rock in that order.  I like the shopping and the artsy-ness of Eureka Springs.  Oaklawn, home of the Arkansas Derby, is down in Hot Springs.  And Little Rock has Alltel Arena where all the major music acts go.
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There are quite a few, but they can be hard to come by.  The Holland State park Beachfront unit and Grand Haven state park come to mind.  But you usually need reservations 6 months in advance to get in.  Interlochen state park is nice with sites sitting on a bluff overlooking Duck Lake.  You have to walk down the stairs to the water, and the area by the campsites are more rocky than "beachy".  Your best bet would be to check out the Michigan DNR website and look in the camping section.   Each state park has its amenities listed and you can look at maps and reserve site specific spots right on the water.  Good luck and happy camping.
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there are several dealers at the Lake of the Ozarks, also a big one in Rolla ( i only know this because my parents jsut went shopping for a used camping trailer)
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try pace industrys in Harrison arkansas.They do that.
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my family and i went on a camping trip to the grand canyon and back from ky. very good time. beautiful scenery. flagstaff was very nice. we also webt camping in the ft. sumner lake state park in new mexico.\nthe water is clear and cold, but very nice for swimming.
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You may want to consider Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park, Summersville Lake, or Burnsville Lake and campground.