I've used a stick for spider webs too. And the first place I ever had to do it...ARKANSAS! Lots of spiders and stick bugs there. But soooooo beautiful!
I've gotten pretty good at using my face to knock down webs. I usually don't mind, but one time I saw an evil looking F-er right before I head butted him. I was naked in ten seconds shaking out my clothes with my entire group in tears laughing at me. Thank God that was pre cell phone days. It was cold, okay? "Looked like a button on a fur coat" - Frank Reynolds
I love that place. I camp there a lot from April to about July. The waterfalls are really flowing that time of year. There’s actually a lot of waterfalls that in that area.
It took me forever but last year I finally found this spot! It was just as beautiful as y’all described it. We had to stay a couple nights, and do the trail, and of course swim! Thanks so much for the adventure of finding it! Many memories made that weekend!
I just have to say that I love all that yo share - from awesome camp cooking, to camping tips for newbies like me, to simply sharing the beautiful scenery and camping experience. I feel like I got to see somewhere special that I wouldn’t have ever seen otherwise, if it weren’t for you. Thank you so much!
Thanks for your clean up program too. I've seen one or two of them thus far. Looks like fun and so worth while too! Love the fossels and crystals you show us too. Love the history.
@@CodyandKellie You ought have saw it from my point of view. 1 more step and he would have nailed me. I used to fish and camp there alot. That area has cottonmouths, copperheads and rattlers and plenty of them.Stay in your tent after dark.
Looking at buying some property near here. Your vid has sealed the deal for me if I can find the right price. Just stunning beauty. I'm in awe at how spacious and affordable rural Arkansas homes are. I'm hoping it will be legal to build a shooting range on the property so I can run a little pistol course. I think I'll go crazy if one more 21 y/o giggling chola flags me at a Los Angeles indoor range, lol Thanks for the upload! I look forward to browsing your content
My wife and I love the Ozarks, we have family land in Witts Springs, and go as much as possible. Maybe we will cross paths one day! Love the video, this is the first one i have watched and it got me to subscribe, keep up the good work, and never stop exploring!
We love Witts Springs area! Amazing area. Hopefully we will cross paths. If you see our vehicle, make sure to stop us so we know it’s y’all. Thank you for watching! Makes us happy to know y’all enjoyed it.
We love your videos even though I am an old retired guy and my camping is in a van. I am just starting my travels going to MI this week, then CO and CT next. Your videos are well done with great shots and sound. Plus you visit cool places with great information. You are inspiring me to check out Arkansas which I had not thought of before.
We have property in that area that’s been in the family a couple hundred years , I never would have thought Richland creek would become so popular when I was a kid the old folks used to say it was the only creek in the US that ran north instead of south …
Enjoyed the video! Just wanted to say around 10:00, when you're talking about the fossils in the rock, you said slate and plant matter. Slate is metamorphic, rarely preserves fossils like that. That rock looks like a relatively thinly bedded fossiliferous limestone, and the fossils are most likely animals, a variety of echinoderms like the cheerio looking ones called crinoids, or bivalves like the shells. This area is rich with them, I have done some geologic mapping in this region!
Thank you for watching! That’s way too cool. Thank you so much for the information!!! We love learning about this stuff. So cool that you have done some geologic mapping there! We would love to learn more. Do you have a resource we could use to study up more on the fossils in that area?
@@CodyandKellie I would just look up some data on what the bedrock/surface layer(s) you'll be seeing where you go camping. Most of the time, this is found on that specific state's geologic survey website. Once you know what formation/age of rock you'll be near, you can just search for fossils associated with that time period. Most of the time, limestone in northern Arkansas is Mississippian or Pennsylvanian in age, so look for fossils from ~285-310 million years ago. That's basically how I prep before camping!
Did you pay to camp there or did you just find this spot? Very interested in making the trip, coming from ms. I know it says first come first serve on their website.
Beautiful place! Is the camping area easy to get to? Is it at the beginning of the trail to the Falls? Planning on heading there from Louisiana next month...awesome video! Enjoy all of y’all’s videos!! Also,are the roads good getting to it? Does it require a 4wd vehicle? Thanks!
Just a caution ⚠️ for anyone looking in the future. Not all of Arkansas parks are easy access. There are one or two that you need to mind the water level at crossings. To go around the long way can take an hour or two as well. The Buffalo River has a campsite that is that way.
Nice video, I've heard great things about Richland Creek Recreation Area. I'm checking it out Monday and not really expecting much green, may have to come back later with a group. Think the falls will be worth it anyway. Nice gear and great review. Btw, making it look like a rainforest with that rain.
Thank you for watching. The waterfalls will definitely be flowing. Cool little fact, Arkansas East to North Carolina and everything south is actually considered a form of a rainforest. Your going to have a blast still. Send us some pictures and let us know how it goes for you.
I’m driving from Texarkana, AR to Springfield, MO it’s only about 6 hour drive and on the way home I want to spend a couple days seeing sites off Hwy 59 on the ozark and ouachita Forest trying time plan in it now I’m going end of next week.
Im from the Ozarks and I'm absolutely flabbergasted as to why noone has made a nature documentary about it yet. If you love studying nature and Missouri I suggest checking out 'The Terrestrial Natural Communities of Missouri' by Paul W. Nelson. It's textbook style There isn't much on nature in Missouri but there is alot for Arkansas. I also suggest 'Ozark Forrest Forensics: The Science Behind the Scenery of our Regional Forrests' by Frederick Paillet and Steven Stephenson from the Ozarks Society Foundation.
Just found your channel and currently living just south of fort smith so can’t wait to check out this spot and more. Any recommendations on this trail specifically? Also is camping open to whoever whenever as long as you can get there? I have a forester so can handle a little thrill off the pavement but nothing like a cheap.
Hey fellow Forester driver 👋 check out the reviews on the alltrails app for more details about the trails to the falls. In the wilderness & national forests, you can pretty much camp wherever you find a spot. ✌
I would be worried about flooding due to all the rain we have had this week. You can check the water levels with this website www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/state-summary/state/AR/. There will be snakes. This is one of the places we always see snakes. We have seen dogs make the hike. Just be careful
Hey! Just found your channel and I'm loving your videos! We are in Memphis TN so I plan on visiting many of the sites you show. For this place, is there a website you can go to make reservations for these sites? or is it first come, first serve? We have two little boys so I need to have a solid plan but I would love to find some more primitive car camping spots with fun creeks nearby for us to explore.
There is a saying: "Leaves of Three, Leave it Be" (Poison). "Leaves of Seven, You are in Heaven" (Hallucinogenic). Not always but majority of Poison Ivy and Oak will be Leaves of Three in a cluster, while it can have Five. But I don't think that was Poison Oak you pointed out. Poison Oak leaves are usually shaped like little oak tree leaves, more of a rounded edges, not pointed.
Hey Guys, we love your videos, in fact we love them so much that we decided for our vacation we was going to go see the twin falls at Richland Creek. Well we found out that we are not as young as you guys are and found the trails very difficult and the trails are not marked. I was thinking that maybe one of your adventures back at twin falls would be somehow to mark the trails to make it easy for others to find the falls. I dont know where we went wrong( maybe you can watch my video "We are headed out to find Twin Falls") and send me a comment to let me know . Please be kind we are new at this and I am really trying to learn.
Trails can get tricky quick if you're not familiar with them. I couldn't count the times I've been lost. Honestly, I'm pretty fortunate that my mistakes never got me in too much trouble. Just an unscheduled / unprepared camping trip every now and then, lol. If you're still interested and want to be 100% positive you don't get lost, pick up a Magellan or Garmin for 60 bucks and download that trail into it. It makes it so easy it feels like cheating. I don't like using one, but now that I'm middle aged, it's the smart thing to do and my family sleeps better knowing that I'm not out innawoods tryna missing 411 myself 😂 Edit: My advice about the Magellan is worthless if there's not decent satellite reception... you should be able to find a coverage map before investing in one though
This may be a dumb question, but how do they keep food cold that needs to be refrigerated? I see they cooked with eggs and cheese. Im planning my first camping trip and I know nothing yet 🤦🏼♀️
is this part of the campground or just on the side of the road? we are 1st timers camping in arkansas. we are coming in late october and trying to make plans. i know its 1st come 1st serve in the campground, but can you camp anywhere? are there signs saying not to in certain areas like private property?
Wow!! Is this by any chance close to falling water falls? I stopped there on my way home from my last trip to BNR. Someone told me it was the Richland area. Anyway would love to know where this campsite is y’all use!!
@@CodyandKellieare Twin Falls 1.5 mile one way from your campsite on the side of the road or 1.5 miles one way from the trailhead at Richland Camping area? Thank You! Going this weekend Sept 9th to camp by the falls.
I live in this area, about 30 minutes drive from where you made this video. Its a nice video and all, but I wouldn't call this a "wilderness" area, since there are many farms and hay fields adjacent to this area. You couldn't get lost here if you tried.., As an avid fisherman, tourists and swimmers are a nuisance. That said, I always pick up trash I find on my adventures, so I would be interested in joining up with you guys to pick up trash just hang out, and share my grandfathers stories from this area.
No sir. There is not a place within a hours drive to hook up a RV. It’s a long dirt road to this location out in a wilderness protected from further developed. You would have to tent camp, or drive there for the day.
Going up for Memorial Day weekend. Hopefully it’ll be open. Are there many options close to there that you have found? You guys are great being the only ones that travel in Arkansas and actually show it.
That's extremely rough trying to sleep in that kind of temp and humidity. No shame in bailing on that guys..... those grilled cheese Kellie made have piqued my intrest tho for sure.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Myyyyyyyyyyyyy Dogggggggggggggg!!! This is a beautiful place. New sub here. Thanks to you guys, I am finding out how Beautiful AR is...I never knew this!!! I shared this video on my facebook and a few other people who do not facebook! Also you guys are very talented at making vlogs....do you work in the digital world or videographics during your day jobs? The sound is great too. I do wish you would lower the volume level on your music. It's too loud compared to the conversation volume.
Thank you! Neither one of us have ever worked with video or editing. Thanks for the input. Please check out the newer vlogs to let us know if the new ones are to loud. This vlog was made last summer and we have tried to work on that since then.
@@CodyandKellie I did notice the difference after I watched some newers ones than this one. WTG! I am so surprised you do not have years of experience making videos! You've got mad drone skills too. I've been watching you tuber videos for about 3 -4 years now. Yours stand out! Love the cooking shows too. Cooking and eating are some of the best parts of camping!!! WTG Kelly! I am going to make your sage and butternut squash ravioli! BTW.....Sage is super easy to grow and is a perennial. Back in Ohio it would grow to a small bush size and even had a pretty flower in the spring. Takes the snow and cold. Here in TX it grows year around like rosemary. Thanks to you both!
Fossils are proof of a climatic flood as recorded in the Bible, awesome find. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful swimming holes but what about water snakes?
Can't wait to get to Arkansas to do my exploring.... Lived in mountain view when I was a kid.... Been 48 years sense i,v lived there....
That waterfall water area was off the charts picturesque! Beautiful!
It really is!
I've used a stick for spider webs too. And the first place I ever had to do it...ARKANSAS! Lots of spiders and stick bugs there. But soooooo beautiful!
I've gotten pretty good at using my face to knock down webs. I usually don't mind, but one time I saw an evil looking F-er right before I head butted him. I was naked in ten seconds shaking out my clothes with my entire group in tears laughing at me. Thank God that was pre cell phone days. It was cold, okay?
"Looked like a button on a fur coat" - Frank Reynolds
I love that place. I camp there a lot from April to about July. The waterfalls are really flowing that time of year. There’s actually a lot of waterfalls that in that area.
Wow beautiful indeed
It took me forever but last year I finally found this spot! It was just as beautiful as y’all described it. We had to stay a couple nights, and do the trail, and of course swim! Thanks so much for the adventure of finding it! Many memories made that weekend!
That is awesome!
The Ozark National Forest is so beautiful!
It sure is. Thanks for watching!
DOME LIFE Thank you for posting!
Beautiful. Thank you.
I have never seen a baby stick bug. Cool.
Awesome waterfalls! Love watching your videos!
I just have to say that I love all that yo share - from awesome camp cooking, to camping tips for newbies like me, to simply sharing the beautiful scenery and camping experience. I feel like I got to see somewhere special that I wouldn’t have ever seen otherwise, if it weren’t for you. Thank you so much!
I agree. They've given me the want to to abandon the fifth wheel and I never thought that would happen lol!!
I'm watching dome life reruns lol...I've seen them all ya all...
This reminds me of Cherokee North Carolina both super amazing places
Looks amazing! What a beautiful place. Thanks for the video.
Best videos on camping Arkansas
Thanks for your clean up program too. I've seen one or two of them thus far. Looks like fun and so worth while too! Love the fossels and crystals you show us too. Love the history.
Thank you so much!
Arkansas is an awesome place
it sure is.
I really enjoyed the video. I hope to visit one day. It looks magical 🥰
Cool area for sure!
Thank you Kelly and Cody!!! Kelly you are such a Master of cooking! I love hanging out with you all- and love the underwater camera swims!
Thank you for watching!
It was my family’s homestead back in the 1850’s. The old Robertson’s home place was by Dry Creek.
As a former resident of Hope, AR, I'd have to cast my vote for them. That said, their watermelons are indeed awesome and I miss them every summer!
Love a good Hope watermelon
I got on a BIG Black Timber Rattler right down by the creek right in the area you are in. Down stream from the bridge 100 yds. Both of us survived.
That’s scary
@@CodyandKellie You ought have saw it from my point of view. 1 more step and he would have nailed me. I used to fish and camp there alot. That area has cottonmouths, copperheads and rattlers and plenty of them.Stay in your tent after dark.
Love your videos
Love your channel so much. Keep rocking.
Thank you! Will do!
One of the top whitewater kayaking creeks in Arkansas. Rain dependent so mostly run in the winter and spring.
Thanks for watching!
Heading there very soon with the soon to be wife I hope I can find the spots you guys found
I really love y'all videos...and the camp life even though I've never camped. I just think I'll hate the bathroom part..lol
Looking at buying some property near here. Your vid has sealed the deal for me if I can find the right price. Just stunning beauty. I'm in awe at how spacious and affordable rural Arkansas homes are. I'm hoping it will be legal to build a shooting range on the property so I can run a little pistol course. I think I'll go crazy if one more 21 y/o giggling chola flags me at a Los Angeles indoor range, lol
Thanks for the upload! I look forward to browsing your content
My wife and I love the Ozarks, we have family land in Witts Springs, and go as much as possible. Maybe we will cross paths one day! Love the video, this is the first one i have watched and it got me to subscribe, keep up the good work, and never stop exploring!
We love Witts Springs area! Amazing area. Hopefully we will cross paths. If you see our vehicle, make sure to stop us so we know it’s y’all. Thank you for watching! Makes us happy to know y’all enjoyed it.
We love your videos even though I am an old retired guy and my camping is in a van. I am just starting my travels going to MI this week, then CO and CT next. Your videos are well done with great shots and sound. Plus you visit cool places with great information. You are inspiring me to check out Arkansas which I had not thought of before.
Thanks for watching!
Im getting to begin that same camping journey in a minivan like you!! Happy Trails!!
We have property in that area that’s been in the family a couple hundred years , I never would have thought Richland creek would become so popular when I was a kid the old folks used to say it was the only creek in the US that ran north instead of south …
We're going up there saturday morning for a weekend of fun and relaxation! Hoping we can get away and find a good spot to camp!
Have an awesome time! Thanks for watching.
From Hope AR! 💕
That little mammal would probably be a mink . Beautiful place, love the way y'all do y'alls videos
Thanks for watching!
And thank you for letting us know. We just looked that up, and you were right. They said it’s rare to see one so we guess we were lucky!
Hey y'all I live in Arkansas, love this
Enjoyed the video! Just wanted to say around 10:00, when you're talking about the fossils in the rock, you said slate and plant matter. Slate is metamorphic, rarely preserves fossils like that. That rock looks like a relatively thinly bedded fossiliferous limestone, and the fossils are most likely animals, a variety of echinoderms like the cheerio looking ones called crinoids, or bivalves like the shells. This area is rich with them, I have done some geologic mapping in this region!
Thank you for watching! That’s way too cool. Thank you so much for the information!!! We love learning about this stuff. So cool that you have done some geologic mapping there! We would love to learn more. Do you have a resource we could use to study up more on the fossils in that area?
@@CodyandKellie I would just look up some data on what the bedrock/surface layer(s) you'll be seeing where you go camping. Most of the time, this is found on that specific state's geologic survey website. Once you know what formation/age of rock you'll be near, you can just search for fossils associated with that time period. Most of the time, limestone in northern Arkansas is Mississippian or Pennsylvanian in age, so look for fossils from ~285-310 million years ago. That's basically how I prep before camping!
Ledbetter too cool!!! We will start doing that
This place is awesome! I want to check it out!
Next summer you should try for Wyoming again. I live at the base of the Bighorns.
We really hope we can do that. We still need to go back to Utah and see canyon lands and arches.
J'adore 👍 👍
Cave city melons are the best! I can’t wait for watermelon season 😛😛
We have not tried them yet, but we will have to see if they can hold up to Hope watermelons.
Did you pay to camp there or did you just find this spot? Very interested in making the trip, coming from ms. I know it says first come first serve on their website.
No reservation. The site we stayed at is not in the campground. It’s a dispersed site near the river
Beautiful place! Is the camping area easy to get to? Is it at the beginning of the trail to the Falls? Planning on heading there from Louisiana next month...awesome video! Enjoy all of y’all’s videos!! Also,are the roads good getting to it? Does it require a 4wd vehicle? Thanks!
It is very easy to get too and yes that’s the trail head to both falls. You do not need a 4x4. Thanks you!
@@CodyandKellie Thank you so much!!
Just a caution ⚠️ for anyone looking in the future. Not all of Arkansas parks are easy access. There are one or two that you need to mind the water level at crossings. To go around the long way can take an hour or two as well. The Buffalo River has a campsite that is that way.
Cave City watermelon is the winner in my opinion plus we have family in that area
Nice video, I've heard great things about Richland Creek Recreation Area. I'm checking it out Monday and not really expecting much green, may have to come back later with a group. Think the falls will be worth it anyway. Nice gear and great review. Btw, making it look like a rainforest with that rain.
Thank you for watching. The waterfalls will definitely be flowing. Cool little fact, Arkansas East to North Carolina and everything south is actually considered a form of a rainforest. Your going to have a blast still. Send us some pictures and let us know how it goes for you.
Also, make sure to subscribe and check out some of our other videos of areas in Arkansas you might have not had a chance to go to yet.
I’m driving from Texarkana, AR to Springfield, MO it’s only about 6 hour drive and on the way home I want to spend a couple days seeing sites off Hwy 59 on the ozark and ouachita Forest trying time plan in it now I’m going end of next week.
Hit us up on private messenger on Facebook or Instagram. Would love to help you there
DOME LIFE Awesome! Thanks.
Im from the Ozarks and I'm absolutely flabbergasted as to why noone has made a nature documentary about it yet.
If you love studying nature and Missouri I suggest checking out 'The Terrestrial Natural Communities of Missouri' by Paul W. Nelson. It's textbook style
There isn't much on nature in Missouri but there is alot for Arkansas.
I also suggest 'Ozark Forrest Forensics: The Science Behind the Scenery of our Regional Forrests' by Frederick Paillet and Steven Stephenson from the Ozarks Society Foundation.
Just found your channel and currently living just south of fort smith so can’t wait to check out this spot and more. Any recommendations on this trail specifically? Also is camping open to whoever whenever as long as you can get there? I have a forester so can handle a little thrill off the pavement but nothing like a cheap.
Hey fellow Forester driver 👋 check out the reviews on the alltrails app for more details about the trails to the falls. In the wilderness & national forests, you can pretty much camp wherever you find a spot. ✌
Thanks for watching
You guys are great! What time of year is this??
Thank you! June or July
I went down a dirt road when I go up there. You seemed to come in a different way. Can you give me direction to get there that way..
We came in from Witts Springs. Took a dirt Forest road 267.
At 5:18 is the shelf Cody is walking on stone? It almost looks like mud. Thanks to you both for your hard work. I really enjoy your videos!
It is rock. Thanks for watching!
want to go on friday! do you think my dog would be able to make the hikes? and also should i be worried about snakes with him?
I would be worried about flooding due to all the rain we have had this week. You can check the water levels with this website www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/state-summary/state/AR/. There will be snakes. This is one of the places we always see snakes. We have seen dogs make the hike. Just be careful
Hey! Just found your channel and I'm loving your videos! We are in Memphis TN so I plan on visiting many of the sites you show. For this place, is there a website you can go to make reservations for these sites? or is it first come, first serve? We have two little boys so I need to have a solid plan but I would love to find some more primitive car camping spots with fun creeks nearby for us to explore.
Thank you! There is not website. It is first come. There are many places along this road that you can camp at though.
There is a saying: "Leaves of Three, Leave it Be" (Poison). "Leaves of Seven, You are in Heaven" (Hallucinogenic).
Not always but majority of Poison Ivy and Oak will be Leaves of Three in a cluster, while it can have Five.
But I don't think that was Poison Oak you pointed out. Poison Oak leaves are usually shaped like little oak tree leaves, more of a rounded edges, not pointed.
The plant was Virginia creeper
also wasn't slate rock is was basalt and the "plant matter fossils" mostly crinoids a fossilized marine animal. love their videos though!
Virginia creeper make me itchy like poison oak does yikes . I watch out for both
Hey Guys, we love your videos, in fact we love them so much that we decided for our vacation we was going to go see the twin falls at Richland Creek. Well we found out that we are not as young as you guys are and found the trails very difficult and the trails are not marked. I was thinking that maybe one of your adventures back at twin falls would be somehow to mark the trails to make it easy for others to find the falls. I dont know where we went wrong( maybe you can watch my video "We are headed out to find Twin Falls") and send me a comment to let me know . Please be kind we are new at this and I am really trying to learn.
Trails can get tricky quick if you're not familiar with them. I couldn't count the times I've been lost. Honestly, I'm pretty fortunate that my mistakes never got me in too much trouble. Just an unscheduled / unprepared camping trip every now and then, lol. If you're still interested and want to be 100% positive you don't get lost, pick up a Magellan or Garmin for 60 bucks and download that trail into it. It makes it so easy it feels like cheating. I don't like using one, but now that I'm middle aged, it's the smart thing to do and my family sleeps better knowing that I'm not out innawoods tryna missing 411 myself 😂
Edit: My advice about the Magellan is worthless if there's not decent satellite reception... you should be able to find a coverage map before investing in one though
@@mattymediocrity8255 I always use leg route's to navigate...
This may be a dumb question, but how do they keep food cold that needs to be refrigerated? I see they cooked with eggs and cheese. Im planning my first camping trip and I know nothing yet 🤦🏼♀️
In this vlog we used an ice chest. We now have a Dometic refrigerator that is powered by our trailer
Any advice for staying cool while camping in the summer AR heat?
This is straight up the stuff I would want to do, but need to get some maps and plan. Where do you find the roads?
Thanks for watching! Most outdoor stores have books with gps coordinates. Also we use google maps and is forestry service.gov.
is this part of the campground or just on the side of the road? we are 1st timers camping in arkansas. we are coming in late october and trying to make plans. i know its 1st come 1st serve in the campground, but can you camp anywhere? are there signs saying not to in certain areas like private property?
It’s after the campground. Free dispersed camping.
thanks for the info!
How deep was the water, would you say?
Wow!! Is this by any chance close to falling water falls? I stopped there on my way home from my last trip to BNR. Someone told me it was the Richland area. Anyway would love to know where this campsite is y’all use!!
It’s close. The camp spot is in Richland creek but not in the camp area. Dropped pin
goo.gl/maps/sU45tfEMMeH8rAhr6
This was a 3 mile round trip hike.
@@CodyandKellie thank you for the pin appreciate that very much
@@CodyandKellieare Twin Falls 1.5 mile one way from your campsite on the side of the road or 1.5 miles one way from the trailhead at Richland Camping area? Thank You! Going this weekend Sept 9th to camp by the falls.
Do you guys ship to Australia? We love your gear!
We do!
@@CodyandKellie excellent! Thanks Mate!
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I need to photograph this place!
It’s an amazing place
I live in this area, about 30 minutes drive from where you made this video. Its a nice video and all, but I wouldn't call this a "wilderness" area, since there are many farms and hay fields adjacent to this area. You couldn't get lost here if you tried.., As an avid fisherman, tourists and swimmers are a nuisance. That said, I always pick up trash I find on my adventures, so I would be interested in joining up with you guys to pick up trash just hang out, and share my grandfathers stories from this area.
That would be cool. We would love to meet up. Message us on Facebook.
How do I get to the exact campsite that you are at in the beginning of the video?
When you drive down to the creek the campground is on the left. Take a right and it’s before the low water bridge
Tried finding this place last weekend but zero luck. And one has the coordinates to that place.? Please..
Sure can. Twin Falls
Richland Creek Trail, Sand Gap, AR 72856
goo.gl/maps/idTSmn9KMYowebfy7
Is there a place to primitive camp with an RV motorhome... If so would you let me know. Thanks Allen
No sir. There is not a place within a hours drive to hook up a RV. It’s a long dirt road to this location out in a wilderness protected from further developed. You would have to tent camp, or drive there for the day.
@@CodyandKellie thanks a lot for your information... Y'all take care and keep enjoying the out doors
6:47 looks like a movie set...
Arkansas waterfalls!
The stick is called a Webber. That's what mom called or anyway.
What's your favorite number between 219 and 406? Just wondering ..
🤔 399
Is it a hike to get to?
Its one of the harder 3 mile hikes. 3 Miles one way, deep creek crossing, and steep terrain
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Is that camping spot right when Highway 1 goes over Richland Creek?
It is. on the east side of the road.
Going up for Memorial Day weekend. Hopefully it’ll be open. Are there many options close to there that you have found? You guys are great being the only ones that travel in Arkansas and actually show it.
There are spots on both sides of the bridge, and all along the toad when driving in. Thank you so much for for your kind words!
Where to get dome life stickers?
Domelife.camp
That was not poison oak or even ivy. It’s called Virginia creeper and is harmless.
Thank you for watching, and for letting a us know the difference.
Thank you for picking up trash!
Where is this
I would be afraid of the snakes too...
So how do o get there
Stout in the ferret family
That's extremely rough trying to sleep in that kind of temp and humidity. No shame in bailing on that guys..... those grilled cheese Kellie made have piqued my intrest tho for sure.
Thanks for watching!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Myyyyyyyyyyyyy Dogggggggggggggg!!! This is a beautiful place. New sub here. Thanks to you guys, I am finding out how Beautiful AR is...I never knew this!!! I shared this video on my facebook and a few other people who do not facebook!
Also you guys are very talented at making vlogs....do you work in the digital world or videographics during your day jobs? The sound is great too.
I do wish you would lower the volume level on your music. It's too loud compared to the conversation volume.
Thank you! Neither one of us have ever worked with video or editing. Thanks for the input. Please check out the newer vlogs to let us know if the new ones are to loud. This vlog was made last summer and we have tried to work on that since then.
@@CodyandKellie I did notice the difference after I watched some newers ones than this one. WTG! I am so surprised you do not have years of experience making videos! You've got mad drone skills too. I've been watching you tuber videos for about 3 -4 years now. Yours stand out! Love the cooking shows too. Cooking and eating are some of the best parts of camping!!! WTG Kelly! I am going to make your sage and butternut squash ravioli! BTW.....Sage is super easy to grow and is a perennial. Back in Ohio it would grow to a small bush size and even had a pretty flower in the spring. Takes the snow and cold. Here in TX it grows year around like rosemary. Thanks to you both!
Is this a free camp site?
It is along the road, and there is also a camping ground that has a small fee. But we always camp off the road.
@@CodyandKellie oh. Thank you.
Watermelon capitol of the world is in Cordele Georgia not Arkansas.
Cordell might want to check with Hope, Arkansas and Cave City, Arkansas. Both those Arkansas towns are stating they are the capital 😂
Fossils are proof of a climatic flood as recorded in the Bible, awesome find. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful swimming holes but what about water snakes?
We do see water snakes but haven’t had a problem. Thanks for watching!
Hello is this near eureka springs? Heading there now from fort smith
The nearest town to Richland creek is Witt Springs. It’s about 2 hours 30 min from Eureka Springs. Thanks for watching!
DOME LIFE thanks for replying!! We are headed there now to enjoy this hot day!
Have fun!
Wild ferret = mink
We’re are Thea
I live not to far from there
haha can you guys make the videos 2hour long!?
Lol. Sure thing.
are you guys vegetarians?
😏 rocking that bikini
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That is great that she is not shy being in a bikini in front of the camera,looks like a skinny dipping spot
Sorry, but Hermiston, Oregon is the watermelon capital of the world.