White Rock WMA - Mulberry River - Ozark National Forest - Dispersed Camping - Camping Arkansas
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- White Rock WMA - Mulberry River - Ozark National Forest - Dispersed Camping - Camping Arkansas
After exploring the White Rock WMA on my motorcycle, I found an excellent dispersed camping spot to set up camp with my truck camper and visit different areas in the Ozarks while I was there. I loved being camped fairly close to the Mulberry River and I also checked out a waterfall not to far down the road. If you are in the area, you have to check out the Turner Bend Store off of hwy 23. It's a neat little spot for souvenirs and if you're hungry, you can order a sandwich from their deli. Stick around to the end of this video, I did a shout out to two of my subscribers that donated to my channel. Thanks folks for watching!
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Thanks!
Thanks Rick! Much Appreciated!
Love it when you cruise the back roads on your motorbike 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That’s so cool you run the trails on your dirt bike. Makes it easier to check things out that way I bet. I absolutely love to ozarks and that’s a beautiful area you was in.
I do love having my motorcycle with me out in the Ozarks. Thanks for watch and Thanks for being a Patreon!
long time no see good to see another good video love the white rock area thats where i grew up
Your lucky growing up around that area. Beautiful!
Great video !! I subbed when I didn't even know that you rode off road ! You are very good; I like your style! I live in MS. and ride in AR. too.
I ride a WR 250R. Be safe, I am looking forward to more
Thanks for the sub! Safe travels!
Good fishing out on Shores Lake as well as a beautiful place to spend the day.
Shores lake wasn't this later summer because of dry hot summer it was dried up and empty.
You got that right!
Thank you for the great review..we are heading there tomorrow 2/16/24. NavyGirl
Glad it was helpful!
Mark....growing up Arkansan as well,you hit the basic food groups..I make....lol.......miss those Ozarks.... thanks for the postcard..!.Smitty
Thanks Driftwood! Thanks for watching!
Glad to see that you're back, missed your videos, this was another good one.
Thanks Jerome!
I sure enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing your camping experience!
Glad you like them!
The Ozark Cafe is the Sunday breakfast of choice, lol.
We usually stay at Shady Oaks just outside Harrison Ar.
Another great video 🍻✌
Thanks!
You are so close to high bank/ twin falls. Easy short hike up a creek bank. Excellent description thank you!
Egg casserole so easy . Line pan with bread crumbs then pour a mixture of egg, bacon bits, green onion & salsa let soak in bread top with cheese then bake uncovered until eggs are done. Test with knife like a cake. (15 min?)
Thank you for sharing about White Rock. We checked it out today by way of a lot of detours. Roads are out. But next time your up there in the area, check out the overlook & CCC place on forest service roads 1510 & 1003. Great spots.
Yeah, been over that area also. Lots of spots to check out in that area! Safe Travels!
Really enjoy your videos and thanks for making them so informative to each spot. I'm in N. Houston so Ouachita Forest is only 6 hours from me. I jumped in both feet 1 1/2 yr ago and bought a truck and a slide in camper. I also went with a SxS instead of bike cuz I have a pup that like's the outdoors as much as me. lol. I like to cook but find it tough when camping. I do a lot of HoBo tin foil cooking. I make individual pre-packaged pint freezer bags of different ingredients. Mix whichever I'm in mood for together and wrap in tin foil at camp, then throw directly on fire coals to cook. EX. cut steak bites, mini potatoes, beef rice. Another might be shrimp, tator tots & chicken rice or link sausage cut in bites, hashbrowns & a flavored rice. Easy cooking, minimal prep, hot meal and I'm setting by a fire anyways in the evenings. In case of fire restrictions, I can cook this on small portable propane grill I have as well.
Thanks! Six hour drive isn't that bad to camp in the Ouachita's. Great area to stay a while and check out the place. I've used tin foil cooking also on a grill. I like spraying tin foil with olive oil and slicing up potatoes and add seasoning to it with butter and cook on grill. Turns out great. I sometimes also do a vegetable medley that same way. The beef and rice really sound good.
Another name for horse Apple is Bois D'Arc. My husband and I have been following you and really appreciate your vlog. At the time you were making this video we were camping in our vintage Alaskan truck camper at Spy Rock thanks to you! Fall color did not disappoint. Keep theses wonderful vlogs coming !
Thanks Sherry! I've returned to Spy Rock camping many times, beautiful area and spy rock is great! Thanks for watching Sherry!
Your down the road from where I morel hunt. Fish and morels is a good meal out there.
The fish weren't biting, next time I visit that spot, it'll be warmer out.
I get over there. I just moved to Lavaca. I definitely want to hit the Pig Trail on my bike. Great vid Mark!
You should!
That looks like a great camping spot! Thanks for the informative video.
Here is one of my fav camping breakfast recipes. I've cooked it for many Boy Scouts when I was a leader and never had a complaint. And, real men do eat quiche! lol
Hamburger Quiche
1 unbaked 9 in. pastry shell
½ lb of ground beef or sausage
½ cup mayonnaise
½ cup milk
2 eggs
1½ cup of shredded Cheddar or Swiss cheese
1/3 cup of sliced green or any onion
Dash pepper
Brown meat in skillet. Drain fat and set aside. Blend mayo, milk and eggs until ingredients until smooth. Stir in meat, cheese, onion, and pepper. Turn into pastry shell. Bake in 350°F oven for 35 to 40 minutes or until golden brown on top and knife inserted in center comes out clean. Serves 6 to 8.
It sounds like a good tasting recipe. My truck camper didn't come with the oven. I think the previous owners took it out and replaced it with drawers for more storage. I wish I had one though.
@@DispersedCamperMan Oh, sorry! Thought I saw a toaster oven on the counter. Well you can't beat breakfast tacos!
I love stickers.
Me too.
Cabbage, onions, butter, garlic, salt and pepper. Boil cabbage and onions until soft, pour off water, add butter and season to taste. I will generally cast iron a steak with the cabbage as a side dish.
Sounds good and delicious. Thanks!
What a great camping area!
Horse apples are also called Osage orange. Horses do occasionally eat them, but most animals don't like them because they have a latex content. If you bother to smell them, they have a slightly sweet citrus scent. They used to be widespread here in North America because mammoths and mastadons ate them and spread the seeds everywhere in their dung. These days they're not a common sight because they mainly depend on being spread by creeks and rivers where they'll germinate and take root along waterways.
Being spread by creeks and rivers explains why I found them on a river. Good info!
They're hedge apples....
In Kansas the farmers planted Hedge Apple rows. They would get up to a large softball size. The trees would be so heavy with them, and they would cover the ground. Helped with dust in the depression. Do NOT eat... Lots of folks slice and make decorative ornaments...
Good to know. I picked up a rotten one and got the juice on my fingers. LOL I tried to wash it off in the river, but didn't work very well. It didn't come off, until I got back to camp and used soap. Sticky stuff.
@@DispersedCamperMan It has been a while since I have seen any of these.
Dang, had that same breakfast this morning. B&G, eggs and sausage. Can’t beat it.
No you can't. It's my go to meal for breakfast!
good to see u posting again man, great video.
Thanks!
I was born and raised in the woods and swamps of South Louisiana. So when I camp I usually eat what's available. Fish squirrels rabbit etc. I eat off the land. That can be funny to. I went out west and it was chip munks and prairie dogs. The people I worked with out there called me the crazy Cajun that eats everything just put Tony's seasoning on it. 😄
I just bought some Tony's myself. I'm liking the taste.
Like you said, "The Ozarks don't disappoint." I'm fortunate that the Ozarks are on the route to Arizona from Indiana (and back). I've camped at Redding a few times. I don't mind paying half price with my Senior Pass because you get running water and a hot shower. I know you can make arrangements with a nearby company to kayak the Mulberry because I talked to three young people who set off from the boat launch there sounding like they were about to have a great time. Of course, I'm filing away dispersed camping sites like this one because free is good. I drove through the Ozarks a little earlier than usual one year. It was on a Saturday and Redding and the surrounding area was super crowded. I checked out a dispersed camping area using coordinates from one of your videos, Mark, and it was occupied. I ended up hitting I-40 and grabbing a motel room 50 miles closer to Arizona. I have a very favorable impression of Arkies. They've always treated me well in my campground and recreation setting encounters, including my stop at Turner Bend Store.
Hi Mark, we call those hedge balls, the wood from the hedge tree or a bush makes great fence posts. The wood is super hard and will not rot in the ground. We live in Southeast Nebraska, there are still fences around here made with hedge.We really enjoy your videos and are hoping to go to the Ozarks and do some dispersed camping. I have a Yamaha XT 225 that we take and I do the same as you and check out the areas.
The "Ozarks don't Disappoint" LOL I've drove through Redding on my motorcycle checking it out. Pretty small cozy campground right on the Mulberry River. To bad the dispersed camping site was taken, it does happen from time to time. Maybe next time. Thanks for watching and the "Thanks".
Hedge Balls, good to know. It seems they grow everywhere. I've never noticed them out in the forests like that. Definitely gotta check out the Ozarks and the Ouachita's. Beautiful areas to explore. Yamaha's are great motorcycles, I love my honda, easy to haul with me and fun to ride the back dirt roads. Thanks for watching!
@@DispersedCamperMan The fact that you're always adding campsites to your extremely helpful google map makes it more likely that I'll be able to find one next time I'm in that situation. The truth is, however, that I learned a lesson that year. I left home on a Thursday, which put me in Arkansas on Saturday at the rate I travel. If I leave on a Sunday, I can easily be in New Mexico by the weekend. Lots of free campgrounds and dispersed camping there, as you know, on a weekend in October or November.
This video brings back great childhood memories of growing up in NW Arkansas. Love the river shots. That breakfast is a REAL country breakfast! Keep up the great videos.
Thanks Ralph!
I'm in the Quachita National Forest quite a bit. Climbed Forked Mountain a couple years ago. I haven't had the pleasure of exploring the Ozark National Forest at all but🤞🏻 one day.
I camped near Forked Mountain, I need to get back there and climb it for sure. One day, you should check out the Ozarks. Great area to check out!
@@DispersedCamperMan I remember that video. Also checked out the area you camped and the waterfall as well. Very pretty area👍🏻
Wowza. Your all over America! Keep it rolling soldier!! Timmy C Arizona
Thanks Timmy C. I love see/boondocking the country!
Enjoyed the video very much. You'll need to come back in the spring when the water's up and Phipps Branch, and other waterfalls, are cooking. You'll see a lot of paddlers then too. Big Eddy, where you camped, is a popular take out spot. Many other spots in the area for you to camp. Thank you!
Thanks Curtis! I explored the area while there on my motorcycle. I did find several spots I'll be camping at sometime in the near future. I was just happy I found a good spot next to the river.
So happy to see a new video from you!
Thanks!
Been using your videos for locating & camping at dispersed sites in the Ozarks & Ouachitas. Thank you very much!
That is awesome! Thanks Fred!
Great video as usual… I’m in Missouri and love camping along the Missouri Arkansas border it’s beautiful as I’ve just discovered… keep enjoying life my friend
Thanks Derek!
What an incredibly beautiful area to camp and explore. Breakfast is our favorite meal. It can set the tone for the day. Thanks for sharing and hope your travels are safe!
It sure is. Thanks for watching Doug!
You never disappoint, thanks.
Lovely campsite. My kind of woods! Very much enjoy your videos and look forward to each one you publish. I hope to do what you're doing in the near future.
Thank you very much!
Love that location, thank you for sharing. Good info about star link.
I'm loving my starlink.
I've wanted to visit the main White Rock Camp ground for awhile but they say the road isn't good for all vehicles. I'm sure the free areas around are even worst so never tried it. In that area I'd have breakfast at the Oark General Store. Used to be the best unlimited $1 folders you can get
The roads to White Rock Campground can get bad during bad weather. Most of the time the road crews stays on top of it though.
Thank you for sharing the coordinates! I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing/ always enjoy your videos
Thanks Eric!
Been looking for your videos every day. Glad to see a new one tonight. As for camp food, ranch beans mixed in with cooked and drained Ramen noodles with the seasoning packet. Along with hamburger or hot dogs. Thanks for your shows Matt and Becky
Ranch style beans sound good! Thanks for watching!
By the way we call them hedge apples. Put them in your basement and they are suppose to keep bugs away.
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I was beginning to worry about you! Enjoyed the video. The Pig Trail is one of the most scenic byways is the country. I made a trip up it to Fayetteville several years ago for a Razorback basketball game. There had been a freezing rain the day before and the tress were covered with ice. It looked like a fairyland. Breathtaking!!
Try this one:
Shipwreck Stew
1/2 lb hamburger meat
1/2 small onion, chopped
1/2 bell pepper, chopped
1 small can chopped tomatoes
1 small can chopped tomatoes with liquid
1 tsp garlic powder
3/4 cup elbow macaroni
Shredded cheese
Brown the hamburger with the onions and bell pepper. Add spices, tomatoes, and macaroni. Cover and cook on medium low until macaroni is done. May have to add a little water. Cover with the shredded cheese and cover until melted. Serve with cornbread.
Thanks John! I'm taking it easy with the videos for a little bit for a break. Don't want to burn out. The Ozarks are beautiful for sure. Thanks for the recipe. Looks good!
Like number 453 my friend.
I'm working late tonight and missed dinner, man that breakfast really looked good! One of my favorite easy dinners is to get some croissant dough and make pizza rolls (pepperoni, mozzarella, pizza sauce) or ham and cheese rolls. Just unroll the dough, layer on the ingredients, roll it back up, slice it into "pucks" like a cinnamon roll, and bake in a cast iron pan or a toaster oven.
Thank sounds good.
Watching your boondocking video while boondocking myself, except in SE California near Yuma, AZ. Nice video! Cheers, Steve
Watching them while boondocking is the best way to watch them. LOL I wish I was back in Yuma. I'll get back out that way sometime soon. Stay safe out there and enjoy the weather.
Breakfast is always the best. Just snack a little during the day. Leah and I have used you map coordinates a few times over the years to find a few of your camping sites. Tell Wes I said hi if you happen to see him. We have a few trees on our farm that have horse apples. One of them over hangs our road. Been running over them for the past few weeks. Great shout out to your supporters Mark. That's cool. You don't want any of my recipes, LoL. Great video!!
Thanks Tracy! I think I've seen horse apples before, but just couldn't remember the name of them or anything about them. Pretty neat looking things. Thanks for watching Tracy!
Forgot to tell you the commisary sells a Libby brand sausage gravy good right out of the can...just heat it..and good have bisquit gravy asap
Good to know. I'll check it out the next time I'm on base.
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We call those hedge apples here and they are actually supposed to deter mice and snakes if you put them around your house or van or whatever, they don't like them at all!!!
Good to know. I picked up a smushed one and the juice got on my fingers. Hard to wash off my fingers.
For the fuel fund!
Thanks Angie! Greatly appreciated!
I liked the idea of that StarLink and then looked it up but at $90+ per month for service decided to let it go. Am thinking seriously about that Honda Rally tho as I'm having a front hitch put on that can carry up to 500 lb.s
The Honda Rally would do nicely up front. It'll be nice having a motorcycle to use while camping. I love having mine.
Cool spot! Can you get a small trailer in there we have a 6x10? Be safe!
I do believe you can. Plenty of room for it in that spot..
@@DispersedCamperMan Cool. Thank you sir!
Nice area.
Im suprised you never seen the "Horse Apples".....they are all over kansas city area
I was surprised when I saw them on the river bank. Pretty neat looking.
Interesting place
I liked it!
fried cabbage kilbasa sausage potatoes onions lots of toney saturees
That sounds good and tasty....
Ole mikey should have his own cookshow.
Something I like to make: chop up some cabbage and carrots (bring from home already chopped up). Some meat or two: often cut up sausage and pork or shrimp. Mushrooms are good too. Cut up the meat and mushrooms. Put a very small amount of water in a skillet, cook on low once water moving till carrots and cabbage are soft. Could add sweet and sour sauce if not using sausage. Grease from sausage gives lots of flavor.
Thanks Daisy! That sounds good!
@@DispersedCamperMan Use only enough water to just cover the bottom of the skillet. Enjoy!! My husband loves this.
Buckwheat flour pancakes and sausage patties for us!
Sounds good. Thanks Byron!
Those horse apples are from a Osage Orange tree , it was the preferred wood for native Americans to make bows from
Interesting to know.
I have a spot right across from Turner Bend store. You are welcome there anytime .
Thanks Justin! Beautiful area around there!
We also have electric if you just need to charge up.
Our favorite is salmon and rice. Since we have a 25 foot travel trailer camper we will be doing more camping very soon. But first we are trying to get our house sold.
Salmon and rice sounds good. Good luck on you sale, and happy travels!
@@DispersedCamperMan thank you
I am a oatmeal man.
I haven't done oatmeal in a while. Sounds good!
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I like eating oatmeal with a bit of brown sugar sprinkled on top.
I use to eat oatmeal a lot. I haven't had any in a while. I think I'll start buying it again. Thanks!
Osage Orange , a natural insect repellent.
Thanks. Good to know!
We are going to be in AR for Thanksgiving with the family in Fayetville. I'm a photographer. Can you recommend one or two places for landscape and sunset photography. Thanks, Alan
I liked Spy Rock Lookout: th-cam.com/video/xIupUfBKuQU/w-d-xo.html And further up, there is Hanging Rock. Great spots. Views for miles.
@@DispersedCamperMan Thank you. See you around on Thanksgiving
you need to try pillsbury frozen biscuits southern style take two outta the bag of 10 bake n make sausage gravy package with 3 or 4 eggs....woooo rib stickin food you wont eat till dinner
I'll check out the biscuits, I've been buying the canned ones. Thanks for watching!
Bacon and eggs. Watermelon
I do like watermelon...
How do you get the Hiseeu cameras to work in the woods?
The cameras are battery operated. If I have a clear view of the sky, I plug my starlink into a jackery and they run off the Wi-Fi of my starlink.
Whatever my wife cooks me 😂 JS but I’m not picky. ✌🏼
I'm not picky either. I do like plain food though, nothing fancy.
Any kinda tacos or burritos lol
I second that...
Hi, what is the satellite receiver you have. I would like to get one
Star Link. www.starlink.com/roam
What model and stand do you have?
I have the version 2 that is no longer available with the motors. I have this stand: Pyle Universal Speaker Tripod... www.amazon.com/dp/B005I2YL7I?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Ok thanks!
I hope you can help me? I am a retired Marine living on Little Rock AFB base housing in Jacksonville, Ar. I am an older guy, so mobility is a slight issue. I really want to get out and camp again, but it is hard to find any dispersed camping areas near me so far. I looked on the internet and most of the areas I see are way up in the north about 2 or so hours away. My girlfriend and I went to Tylor Bend, Ar. last year and we had a blast, but I am trying to find something closer where I can tent camp and practice my bush skills a bit. I don't own an RV or truck. I own a 2-wheel drive Toyota Rav Four (4-cylinder) so backcountry driving is an issue for me. Can you help me locate something closer to my location? I don't mind traveling an hour or so, but over 2 hours or more puts a strain on my home situation a bit, because my girlfriend works 2 jobs and we have pets I need to take care of. Thanks for the help in advance.
Hello Doug! I retired from LRAFB in 2014 after 20 years stationed there. I lived in LRAFB family housing for about a year also till I moved off base. The closest dispersed camping spot near you is about an hours drive to the Ouachita National Forest. (2-wheel drive accessible) I did a video on a spot called Wildcat Mountain Trail: Dispersed Camping Ouachita National Forest. ( th-cam.com/video/cqgvyqBZ6Tw/w-d-xo.html ) ( 34.848077,-92.818131 ) There are several camping spots in that area you could check out. In all of my videos, I have the coordinates to the spots I show in the video. I also have an interactive google map link in all my video descriptions that show all my dispersed camping spots. Once you have the map open, click on a spot on the map and my video for that spot pops up with coordinates. Any questions, let me know.
@@DispersedCamperMan Thank you so much for the information. I will follow it up. We may have crossed paths. I have lived on the base for about 8 years now and I worked at the BX gun counter for 6 years, so we may have talked a time or two if you stopped by there. Thanks for the help.
I love JOHN MORRELL Smoked Sausage, already cooked but I brown them for breakfast. Find then in the wiener section, I never buy wieners anyone.
They are great in Red Beans& Rice ( Mahatma is my brand is my favorite), or just a can of pork &beans and make "beanee weenies".
I'll have to check them out. Thanks!
Your music is so loud I have a hard time hearing your opening.
Thanks for the feedback Thelma! In the opening, you aren't supposed to hear me. I'm just showing you what the video is going to be about. Keep watching and the music stops, and the video begins. Thanks for watching!
Don't slip over the edge, yikes.
I did almost panic when I slipped, up on top of the waterfall. LOL That could have gone bad, quick. LOL
@@DispersedCamperMan , I kinda gasped myself when you slipped
@@tracyphillips3325 LOL I'm usually very careful about walking around wet rocks, especially out there by myself. LOL