About Us
Home is Where the Heart is
Come see why Northern Arkansas was voted one of the top places to visit in 2021 by the New York Times. Centerpoint Horse Camp and Lodge offers incredible views of the Buffalo National River while being close to many incredible sights, right across the road from the Centerpoint Trailhead.
We offer many different types of sleeping arrangements according to your taste and price range. There are many activities around the area that are sure to please any outdoor enthusiast or families:
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Hiking Trails (Lost Valley, Centerpoint, Goat Trail, Hideout Hollow, Hawksbill Crag, and more)
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Horse Trails. We have 14 horse stalls (12x12), 9 covered, and there are hundreds of miles of horse trails nearby, including The Centerpoint Trailhead just right across the road.
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Biking Trails
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Canoeing and kayaking with The Buffalo Outdoor Center or with Lost Valley Canoe Rental
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Ziplining at Buffalo River Canopy Tour
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Buffalo National River Park
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Ponka Elk Education Center
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Caverns
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BUFFALO OFFROAD RENTALS is now staging here at the Centerpoint Horse Camp and Lodge! That means a fleet of ATVs that you and your friends or family can take out to tour more than 3,000 acres of premium Arkansas wilderness with special access to dozens of trails, waterfalls, and other marvels of nature. Make your ATV tour reservations with Buffalo Offroad Rentals (417-631-0615) and book your lodging with us today!
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Please be sure to give us a call at (870) 420-3222 if you have any questions or would like to hear about our available rooms and rates. Come see why everyone is talking about Northern Arkansas being the newest tourist destination of 2023 and find out for yourself why Centerpoint Horse Camp and Lodge stands out from the rest when it comes to our hospitality and charm.
Get to Know Us
Owner
Steve Morse
Steve is the owner/operator of Centerpoint Horse Camp and Lodge. During his time operating the ranch, he has made many upgrades and improvements to satisfy every type of camper. From the budget camper, to exceeding expectations with his lodge and cabin, with a kind heart and his southern hospitality, he is sure to leave guests coming back year after year.
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In his free time, he likes to hike nearby trails, play jazz, pop, and bluegrass music, read, practice yoga and meditation, sharing many exciting stories from his past experiences, and cook awesome food.
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Steve's dream has always been to have a communal place where guests can come and enjoy themselves with many provided amenities while offering a space where people can come and enjoy themselves.