1 / 32

Deer Run

100%

· Grannis, Polk, Arkansas

40 acres hosted by Tracy F.

100 RV/tent sites

Tracy is a Star Host

Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.

40 acres of open pastureland located at center of totality, a full four minutes and eighteen seconds of total eclipse, located at the foothills of the beautiful Ouachita Mountains, perfect for tent camping. A peaceful, clear view of the mountain range, rolling hills, ponds and a forest on the north fence line. The entire property is fenced & gated with a gravel road leading into the property, circle drive with a few mature pine trees located in one spot, the remainder of the property is wide open for sky viewing. This property is located less than ten minutes from Gillham Lake, forty minutes from Mena, Arkansas, famous for the Ouachita National Forest, Queen Wilhelmina State Park, hiking trails, local culture is rich in tradition with world famous antique shops, local dining experiences such as specialty cuisine & coffee, complete with craft beer at the Ouachitas, downtown Mena. The UTV trails at Wolfpen Gap are second to none for outdoor recreation. Bike trails coming soon. Only one hour from Hochatown, Oklahoma, a national vacation hotspot. Hochatown is famous for Broken Bow Lake Activities, Zip Line Adventures, Safari Parks, Shopping, Food, Night life, Maze, Escape Adventures, Kayak Mt. Fork River or travel to nearby Broken Bow to the Choctaw Casino & Choctaw Landing Casino will be open in Hochatown soon. Southwest Arkansas is peaceful but offers many adventures suitable for the entire family.https://www.campingsolareclipse.com/ Pitch your tent in the relaxing fields, near the pond to watch the ducks, enjoy the squirrels and maybe even get a peak of the herds of whitetail deer feeding in the fields. On open view of the sky and clear view of the Ouachita Mountains in the distance to the Northeast. Just minutes from Gillham Lake, enjoy access to Little Coon or Big Coon Creek in less than ten minutes in Grannis, Arkansas. One hour from vacation hotspot, Hochatown, Oklahoma. Hochatown offers unique dining experiences, fun for the entire family from outdoor activities to nightlife and casino attractions. 1 1/2 hours from Hot Springs and Hot Springs National Park, more family fun, food, entertainment includes horse races, casino and shopping. 40 minutes south of beautiful Mena, Arkansas that offers hiking in the beauty of the Ouachita Mountains, unique shopping, antiques, craft beer, coffee shops and dining with live entertainment at The Oauchitas, downtown Mena. 111 Polk Rd 242, Grannis AR

Activities

Wildlife watching

Natural features

Farm

Ranch

Select a site

Filter by

Loading sites...

100%

7 ratings · 5 reviews

James D.recommends

April 22, 2024

Gazing in Grannis

Wonderful Place, Wonderful People

The farm was a great place to camp, and the hosts were wonderful hospitable people. On the day of the Solar Eclipse, they even grilled burgers free for all the campers! There was plenty of space for everyone, the porta-potties were fresh and clean, nice and quiet evenings, and wonderful people. I would recommend this campsite again!

Michael S.recommends

April 18, 2024

Gazing in Grannis

Tracy and Scott were fantastic hosts and their farm is extraordinarily beautiful. We camped with them for the April 2024 Eclipse. Tracy answered every text promptly while we were en route and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome during our stay. We enjoyed the beauty and peace of their farm, a warm fire, a lovely pond, nice walks and wonderful company! Five Stars! Thank you Tracy & Scott 😊

Sharron D.recommends

April 10, 2024

Gazing in Grannis

Your loss if you pass up this place

You will not regret stopping in for a stay here on their farm. We so much enjoyed tent camping with other family members that also brought their camper. Since we drove in from out of state, we were looking for the perfect place for our family and grandchildren to view the total solar eclipse and believe me, THIS WAS IT!!! We loved walking around the beautiful landscape admiring all of the awesome views and sounds of nature. So serene! It was definitely a very relaxing time being out in the peace and quiet on this absolutely perfect countryside. We also were able to enjoy sitting around with our family cooking steaks and roasting veggies over the campfire while keeping a pot of coffee brewing the whole time. We snoozed and napped in the shade under the huge trees that looked out onto the wide open fields. Oh, and the total solar eclipse did not disappoint either, our visit here could not have been any better. No doubt that we will return again for another visit. Tracy and her family went above and beyond to insure that we enjoyed our stay. If you do not book a stay here on their farm, it is your loss. Thanks again for being such great hosts! We will see you again soon!

Paula M.recommends

April 10, 2024

Gazing in Grannis

Great setting and wonderful hosts. I would go again for sure. Peaceful, quiet, plenty of space at the eclipse weekend. Spring in Arkansas has sprung. If you are in the Far North, head to The Farm in Grannis.

Michael M.recommends

April 9, 2024

Gazing in Grannis

Nice, neat, clean well kept and well lit camping spot with mature southern pine trees and some hardwood trees. Easy access from town of Grannis Ark. Would recomend!

Location

Grannis, Polk, Arkansas, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of 𐓏𐒰𐓓𐒰𐓓𐒷 𐒼𐓂𐓊𐒻 𐓆𐒻𐒿𐒷 𐓀𐒰^𐓓𐒰^(Osage), O-ga-xpa Ma-zhoⁿ (O-ga-xpa) (Quapaw), Caddo, and Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking