Primitive Tent Camping

Why Camp with Us?

Use our farm as your base camp as you spend time exploring the many exciting adventures within reasonable distances from here. Although it may seem like we are in the middle of nowhere, we are really in the middle of everything, with the major metropolitan areas of Central Arkansas including Little, Rock, North Little Rock, Jacksonville, and Conway only a short drive away. There you can find restaurants and activities unique to our area. Explore the many amazing attractions in central Arkansas. You might choose to make excursions to Hot Springs, with its springs, lakes, horse-racing, and other attractions, to Petit Jean Mountain to enjoy hiking and waterfalls, or to the Buffalo National River for a canoeing trip. Nearby Pinnacle Mountain offers great hiking and climbing opportunities, as well as stunning views of the Arkansas River, Our private acreage is nestled far enough from town to really get back to nature. See our schedule and map page for more information about planned activities here at Diwali-Hi, but be sure to check back later, as we will continue to update this as activities are confirmed.

CAMPING OPTIONS

UP TO 7 NIGHTS OF PRIMITIVE TENT CAMPING

30 ft x 30 ft campsite reserved for you. Up to 2 normal sized tents and up to 8 people. Camping on a wooded ridge top, not in a bog. Parking space for one regular sized car is included. RESERVE NOW.

$150 for the whole week.

Special deal: Pay for 2 sites and get a 3rd site free

Located at Diwali-Hi

PRIMITIVE TENT CAMPSITE

30 ft x 30 ft spot for up to two tents and 8 people. Parking for 1 car is included. There are no electric or water hook ups.

$30 per night.

Located at Diwali-Hi

WEEKEND PRIMITIVE TENT CAMPING

Only plan to stay over the weekend? This option gives you access to a 30 ft x 30 ft campsite for up to 2 tents and up to 8 people and one parking spot. Checkin on Friday and checkout on Sunday. RESERVE NOW.

$50 for 2 nights Located at Diwali-Hi

CAMPING RULES AND GUIDELINES

  • By agreeing to purchase one of these camping options, you also agree to abide by the rules and guidelines listed below.

  • Quiet hours are from 10PM until 6AM as per county noise ordinance.

  • Please bring drinking water or pre-order bottled water. Our well water has a strong taste and is filled with sulfur, iron, and manganese, despite heavy filtration.

  • Unfortunately, the farm is not handicapped accessible. The terrain is somewhat rugged, so if walking on uneven surfaces presents a difficulty for you, our campsites might not be appropriate.

  • No public drinking or intoxication. Imbibing in the privacy of your own campsite is tolerated as long as you can remain controlled and discrete. This is a family friendly campground.

  • No glass bottles please. Recycling for aluminum cans will be available.

  • Trash receptacles will be provided. Please do not litter.

  • Practice “Leave No Trace” camping as much as possible. Don’t dig trenches or cut trees or plants. Certain delicate environments may be labeled off limits to protect the special ecosystems located there.

  • Only park your vehicles in designated, assigned places. Most parking is not adjacent to the campsites.

  • Speed limits on premises are between 5-10 mph. Your vehicles’ suspension will thank you for following this rule.

  • Bring a lawn chair, sunscreen/sun hat, poncho/raincoat/umbrella, mud boots, bug spray, cold weather coat, summer shorts, etc. We can guarantee that there will be weather, but we can’t guarantee what kind of weather it will be. Come prepared with options.

  • Be sure to bring a supply of any medications that you may need; if you have a specific medical condition that may affect your stay, please contact us to discuss possible accommodations.

  • Cooking on camp stoves or BBQ grills will be permitted if done safely.

  • Don’t go crazy with the campfire. A cheerful fire is a great part of the camping experience. Please use the designated campfire rings provided. Sometimes burn bans will require the prohibition of open flames.

  • Porta-potties will be available for campers’ convenience.

  • No refunds of camping fees will be given. This is due to unscrupulous speculators in the past who have tried to game the system by hoarding reservations in several locations and then cancelling at the last moment, leaving hosts with empty campsites and no time to fill those spaces. When you book our campsites, those sites will be reserved for you and can not be resold.

  • Pets are allowed, but must be kept on a leash, inside a pen, or in your RV or tent. Pulaski County has a leash law. Pets should be up to date with their vaccinations and not unfriendly. Please clean up after your pets and dispose of waste in trash receptacles. Do not allow your pets to chase or harass our livestock or the native wildlife.

  • Please do not wander off the premises. Please respect our neighbors’ privacy and sovereignty over their properties by not trespassing or disturbing their belongings. Do not enter any dwelling, outbuilding, barns, etc. Don’t cross fences.