The Heart O’ The Ozarks Campground is located in the Ozark Mountains of North Central Arkansas. We are 1.5 miles off MC 178 just outside the town of Flippin in Marion County. Flippin is a good hub location for an Ozarks vacation with Bull Shoals Lake situated just north of town, the White River to the east and Buffalo National River to the west. A state boat launch located ¼ mile from the campground makes for quick, convenient water access to Bull Shoals Lake. For those who wish to spend the day away from the water, Eureka Springs, a quaint Victorian town, is west about 60 miles, and Mountain View, home of the Ozark Folk Center and Blanchard Springs Caverns, is about one hour south. A nearby north-south, highly-traveled route is US Highway 65 from Des Moines, Iowa, to Natchez, Miss., through Little Rock, Ark., Branson and Springfield, Mo. U.S. Highway 65 is 30 miles west of Flippin. Nearest interstate highways are Interstate 44 (140 miles north) and Interstate 40 (120 miles south).
GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 36.338619
Longitude: -92.627642
PLEASE NOTE: For some GPS units you will need to enter 76 as the number and Marion County 8119 as the road.
ALSO: If you are coming in on RT 62/412 your GPS may not show the turn onto AR-178 to Flippin correctly. Watch for signs to Flippin.
Contact Info
"You Are Always In Our Heart"
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LOCATION
Address:
76 Marion 8119
Flippin, AR 72634
Phone:
(870) 453-8643
Mike Cell:
315.436.2884
Susan Cell:
870.656.9866
Arkansas Facts:
Largest City: Little Rock
Capitol: Little Rock
Highest Point: Magazine Mountain - 2,753 feet (839 m) above sea level
Lowest Point: Ouachita River; 55 feet, (17 m) above sea level
Nickname: The Natural State
Motto: "Regnat populus" - The people rule
Major Lakes: Lake Ouachita, Bull Shoals Lake
Major Rivers: Arkansas River, Mississippi River
Bird: Mockingbird
Mammal: White-tail Deer
Insect: Honey bee
Flower: Apple Bloosom
Tree: Pine Tree
Gem: Diamond
Rock: Quartz Crystal
Instrument: Fiddle
Dance: Square Dance
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But the place which you have selected for your camp, though never so rough and grim, begins at once to have its attractions, and becomes a very centre of civilization to you: “Home is home, be it never so homely.
- Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
U.S. philosopher, author, naturalist