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Primitive campers chasing seclusion flock to Big Fir Primitive Camping for its remote spots on Lake Ouachita. The park nestles on the northwest shore off Highway 188, close to Mount Ida's quartz crystal digs. Settle into one of about 50 free primitive sites with boat ramp access and restrooms.
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Write a ReviewNo, Big Fir Primitive Camping has no full hookups. All 50 sites stay primitive and non-electric, so skip expectations for water, sewer, 30-amp, or 50-amp service. This back-to-basics spot fits tent users and RVs ready for dry camping on Lake Ouachita's edge.
Yes, Big Fir Primitive Camping allows pets. Bring your dogs to roam leashed sites with no noted breed or size limits. Clean up waste, respect wildlife, and note the lack of a dog park in this wooded, lakefront primitive area.
Staying at Big Fir Primitive Camping costs zero dollars; it's free. This covers primitive sites, boat ramp use, restrooms, and bank fishing access. No reservations required, so claim spots first-come, first-served amid the seclusion.
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