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Reservation Dates: April 5th - April 9th (2024)
Eclipse Date: April 8th, 2024 at 11:35am CST
Location: Flippin, Arkansas
Avoid the city crowds and come to the country to be surrounded by God's creation, and southern hospitality. Located minutes away from rivers and lakes. Secure your spot for a 5-day solar eclipse retreat campsite starting at $1,000 USD, accommodating one vehicle (no RVs, but small popup campers are welcome).
Pets are allowed. After payment is processed, you will receive precise directions to your campsite. Click here to view the coordinates to the general area.
More campground and eclipse details can be found on our About Page.
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The 2024 Eclipse
What is an Eclipse?
An eclipse is a fascinating astronomical event that occurs when one celestial body temporarily obscures another. In the case of a solar eclipse, this happens when the Moon moves directly between the Earth and the Sun, casting a shadow over the Earth. This alignment, a rare occurrence, temporarily dims the daylight as the Moon blocks the Sun's rays, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring phenomenon that captures the imagination of anyone lucky enough to witness it.
Types of Solar Eclipses
- Total Solar Eclipse: The Moon completely covers the Sun. As a result, it can turn day into night momentarily.
- Partial Solar Eclipse: Occurring when the Moon only covers part of the Sun. It will get a bit darker, like a cloudy day.
- Annular Solar Eclipse: When the Moon is too far from Earth to fully obscure the Sun, it creates a striking "ring of fire" effect.
- Hybrid Eclipse: This rare type is a mix of a total and an annular eclipse. At certain points on Earth, it appears as a total eclipse, while at other locations, it looks like an annular eclipse.
The 2024 Great American Eclipse
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North America. This is called the "Great American Eclipse" because it's a rare chance for many people in the United States, Mexico, and Canada to see a total solar eclipse.
What to Expect
- First Contact: This is when the Moon first starts to cover the Sun. It will look like a small bite out of the Sun.
- Partial Eclipse: The Moon will cover more and more of the Sun, and it will get a bit darker outside.
- Totality: This is the most exciting part! For a few minutes, the Moon will completely cover the Sun. The sky will become dark like night, and you'll be able to see stars and planets. The Sun's atmosphere, called the corona, will be visible as a glowing ring around the Moon.
- End of Totality: The Sun will start to reappear, and it will gradually get lighter.
- Last Contact: The Moon moves away completely, and the eclipse ends.
Experiencing Totality
Being right in the middle of the path of totality is unlike any other event. It becomes as dark as night in the middle of the day during total eclipses. The temperature drops, and it feels like evening. Sometimes you can see stars and planets in the sky, which is not possible during a partial eclipse. The glowing ring around the Moon, the Sun's Corona, becomes visible. The entire experience is truly a once-in-a-lifetime event!
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About our campgrounds
Welcome to our celestial haven in Flippin, Arkansas - your prime destination for an unforgettable experience during the 2024 Great American Solar Eclipse! Nestled just 30 minutes away from the charming town of Mountain Home, our exclusive campsites offer front-row seats to the awe-inspiring event of a lifetime.
Experience Totality
Immerse yourself in the heart of the path of totality, where the sun and moon perform their cosmic dance, casting a spellbinding shadow across the landscape. Our carefully selected campsites provide the perfect vantage point, ensuring you witness a breathtaking 3 minutes of the total solar eclipse - a rare and mesmerizing spectacle.
Escape the ordinary and join fellow stargazers in this idyllic setting, where nature meets the cosmos. Whether you're a seasoned astronomer or a first-time eclipse enthusiast, our campsites offer a unique opportunity to connect with the celestial wonders above.
The Ozarks
Indulge in the tranquility of Flippin, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Ozark Mountains. As the sky transforms into a canvas of celestial wonder, you'll be immersed in a once-in-a-lifetime experience that transcends the ordinary.
Secure your spot now for this extraordinary event - an eclipse adventure awaits you in Flippin, Arkansas!
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