Main campground:
This campground offers basic and electric campsites and one full-hookup site. From April through October, guests have access to water, showers, a dump station and a woodlot. These services are not available from November through March. Campers planning to bring in firewood must comply with current firewood advisories. Visit the official website for more information.
Reservations can be made online or by calling 877-422-6766. A $2 per night camping discount is available year-round for senior citizens (65 years and older), people with disabilities, current and former military personnel, and family members of active-duty military personnel. Proper identification is required to receive these discounts. Visit our camping rates page for more information.
The highest and lowest nightly rates for the main campground are shown in the “Room Rates” section of this listing.
Special-use camping area:
The historic site’s special-use camping area is designated for group camping, with nonprofit organizations and youth groups having priority. The area is available for $2 per person, per night and can be reserved by calling the site at 660-837-3330.
About the historic site:
A once-bustling river town, Arrow Rock is now a quaint village full of history. Landmarks include an old courthouse, a one-room jail and the home of artist George Caleb Bingham. The J. Huston Tavern, established around 1834, continues to serve hungry travelers and residents. Other features include hiking trails, picnic areas and a visitor center. The site is located along Route 41 in Saline County, 13 miles north of Interstate 70.