“OPERATING SCHEDULE: OFFICE/GENERAL STORE: Open Year Round. Winter Hours: (11/10-3/20) 10:00am-6:00pm - Summer Hours: (3/20-11/10) 10:00am-7:00pm DAY USE AREAS: Open year-round, Sunrise to Sunset. LODGING/CAMPGROUND: Available year-round CHECK-IN: Guests must check in at the Office/General Store prior to setting up camp. Winter Check-In: (11/10-3/20) 1:00pm-6:00pm Summer Check-In: (3/20-11/10) 1:00pm-7:00pm Guests arriving after hours must call (479) 369-4128 no later than 6:00pm on your day of arrival to arrange for a late check-in or to notify the facility of next day arrival. Failure to do so will result in loss of site or a $20 no show fee. AMENITIES: Each site has parking, one tent pad that will accommodate one large tent OR two small tents, one picnic table, one BBQ grill, one fire ring, one lantern pole, and plenty of shade or trees for hammocks. There is one CLEAN vault toilet and two water spigots with potable water located on each side of the campground. There are NO shower facilites at White Rock at this time. There is a General Store on site that offers FIREWOOD, ICE, souviners, ice cream, and a small but good selection of groceries. GUEST LIMIT: There is a strict limit on guests per site, 8 guests max at sites 1-2, 6 guests max at sites 4-8, and 12 guests max at site 9. Exceeding the limit will cancel your stay with no refund. If you need assistance with planning for a large group please give us a holler at 479-369-4128, we are more than happy to help. Campground guests may not use Cabin/Lodge amenities. QUIET HOURS 24/7: Guests must keep the noise level to a minimum at all times. Please respect other guests and enjoy the sounds of the mountain. Rowdiness, loud music, abusive language, drunkeness, and possession or use of illegal drugs is strictly prohibited. NO GENERATORS ALLOWED. NO EV CHARGING AVAILABLE. There is NO TRASH COLLECTION, please pack it in, pack it out. WILDLIFE: Wildlife area, keep all food & trash properly secured. DO NOT feed the wildlife. PETS: Pets are WELCOME in the campground. Dogs MUST BE KEPT ON LEASH AT ALL TIMES for their safety. Pets may not be left unattended at any time. Excessive barking will not be tolerated. OHV's: At this time OHV use is not permitted within the park. Any guest that brings OHV's must keep them on the trailer and must trailer them to approved OHV trail heads for use. FIRE: Campfires are allowed in the designated fire pits only. All fires must be extinguished prior to departure. Absolutely NO fireworks allowed. If there is a burn ban: you will be notified as soon as possible, NO OPEN FLAMES will be allowed. Grilling will be ok under strict and constant supervision. HUNTING: There is excellent game surrounding White Rock Mountain in the White Rock Wildlife Management Area. No hunting is allowed within the park. All cleaning and disposal of remains must be conducted outside the White Rock Mountain Recreation Area. You must have a valid Arkansas Hunting & Fishing License. Please see information here: HOST: Hosts are on site 24/7. Our friendly helpers will direct you to trails and nearby points of interest. Office hours are from 10am-6pm, for emergencies please call 479-709-2257 after hours. BE PREPARED: The Ozark National Forest is one of the loveliest protected environments in the United States. Clear streams, stunning vistas, abundant flora and fauna, epic sunsets, dark starry nights, and incredible adventures. The only way you won't enjoy the ONF is if you aren't prepared. White Rock Mountain is very remote. We offer most necessities in the General Store, but please note that the nearest town is approximately 1 hour away. Gas, groceries, and necessities should all be purchased well before heading up to the Mountain. There are some cautions to be taken in the Ozarks: 1. Rough terrain, familarize yourself with the local trails and weather conditions prior to arrival. We have trail maps posted on site or available for PURCHASE in the General Store. 2. We do not offer shuttles nor give rides. Please plan your trip accordingly and give yourself plenty of time for your hike. 3. WEAR BUG SPRAY and plenty of it when hiking during the summer months. 4. Stay on well traveled/marked trails. Be sure to wash up well and your change clothing after a hike to avoid poision ivy and hitchhiking critters. 5. We have lots of bears in the forest but not in the recreation area. You'd be a lucky 1 in 10,000 if you see one. The facility is kept pristine so they have no incentive to visit. Please help us keep it that way! Properly store all food/waste in your vehicles overnight and while away from camp. This Facility is located in 1.3 million acres of National Forest, all forms of wildlife are possible. 6. Watch the forecast. Plan your hikes accordingly. For more information please visit our FAQ page at whiterockmountain.com 7. Don't forget: First Aid Supplies, Food, Water Containers, Good Hiking Shoes, Rain Gear, Trash Containers/Bags, and always bring a good attitude. The Forest is a beautiful place, if you heed all the above, and we'll help, you're going to have a great time!”

recreation.gov's note for this site

Longest rig

Tents only

People

Up to 6

Vehicles

2 allowed

AMENITIES: Each site has parking, one tent pad that will accommodate one large tent OR two small tents, one picnic table, one BBQ grill, one fire ring, one lantern pole, and plenty of shade or trees for hammocks

Campfires

Allowed

Pets

Allowed

Check-in

1:00 PM

Check-out 11:00 AM

From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.