Buffalo Shoals on the White, LLC

09/16/2026

The geese are trying to claim this beautiful river and weather all to themselves. They may be on to something! Book a getaway while the weather and water are perfect. https://www.vrbo.com/2317210?dateless=true

09/05/2026

All 75 Arkansas counties are now under high wildfire risk, and more than 65 counties have active burn bans. Persistent drought and extremely dry vegetation mean fires can start easily, spread rapidly, and become difficult to control. As we head into the holiday weekend, we’re asking all Arkansans to stay alert and take steps to reduce wildfire ignition.

Please take these precautions:

- Avoid all outdoor burning. This includes campfires, trash burning, grilling with open flames, and any prescribed or controlled burns.
- Never leave any outdoor flame unattended.
- Use caution when driving or operating equipment near dry vegetation. Avoid driving over tall or dry grass, ensure trailer chains aren’t dragging, and do not drive on flat tires.
- Properly extinguish and dispose of cigarettes—never discard them outdoors.
- Report smoke or fire immediately by calling 1‑800‑468‑8834.

Stay informed by monitoring the Department’s county‑by‑county fire map, reviewing active incidents on the wildfire dashboard, and following our updates on social media.

07/31/2026

04/25/2026

Stay local. Save gas money and use it to add an extra night to your stay.

Ask us about adding a paint party while you’re here.

04/21/2026

LIGHTS OUT ARKANSAS - peak bird migration is underway!

200+ million birds are expected to migrate north tonight (4-21-26). Turning off your porch lights will aid the birds in flight.

The bird migration is so cool.

04/16/2026

Go Fish, Arkansas

04/08/2026

Come enjoy the evening with us!

03/20/2026

A heightened chance for auroras is on the horizon, as the Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a geomagnetic storm watch from today through Saturday.

03/15/2026

Low water days are awesome!

03/05/2026

The Lower Wilderness Area prescribed burn scheduled for this spring has been successfully completed. All trails in the Lower Wilderness Area are now open to the public.

The prescribed burn was conducted to help restore and maintain fire as a natural ecological process, reduce the buildup of dead and downed fuels, and lower the risk of future catastrophic wildfires. These efforts also help protect adjacent lands by improving overall wildfire resilience in the area.