Camping At Snow?

[hoglaw]

Two questions.

First, can you camp at the Snow access? At least I think it's snow - it's downstream from Pyatt and upstream from George's Creek. That's Snow right? I've got a couple of lawyers I work with going for a two day overnight and we'd like to camp in the parking lot the night before we start floating. Otherwise it will be like hearding cats trying to get these guys out of town the morning of the actual float.

Second question, anyone have the guy's name who lives on the left on the road between the highway and Snow? He drove my car downstream last time I floated out there and charged me a very reasonable price. I think he actually kept the car at his house overnight to keep it from being parked at the slab. Nice guy.

[Finley Cranor]

Haglaw

You can camp at Snow there is a couple of tent pads just past the parking lot, primative camping no facilities and I think that it is a one night camping only. The Carlton Marion Inn in Yellville is great, cheap, clean and the owners (Ken and Glenda) are really nice and Ken has shuttled me before. I Think that fellow that lives on the road to Snow is Crooked Creek Canoe Service - (870) 449-6203, Finley

[hoglaw]

Thanks Finley, that's what I needed to know. Didn't want to pull into the parking lot at 10 and see a "no camping" sign.

[Finley Cranor]

Thanks Finley, that's what I needed to know. Didn't want to pull into the parking lot at 10 and see a "no camping" sign.

I looked at home, his name is Jimmy Walker and I had a diffrent number, its 870-404-6054

[taxidermist]

If you dont find Jimmy's correct number email me. taxidermist118@hotmail.com Jimmy rents canoes too. He also thinks he has to be right in your face when talking to you.