The Buffalo National River’s Only Restaurant Has One-Of-A-Kind View In Arkansas

The Natural State is, pardon the pun, a natural beauty. And Buffalo National River is truly one of its crown jewels. Buffalo National River flows freely for 153 miles through upper Arkansas, beginning in the Boston Mountains and ending in the White River. It's a beautiful place that you'll really want to stop and savor. And at Buffalo Point Concessions, that's exactly what diners get to do. The Buffalo National River's only restaurant, Buffalo Point Concessions is a delightful little cabin-turned-diner that boasts a truly one-of-a-kind view in Arkansas.

Please note, Buffalo Point Concessions is temporarily closed.

Established in 1972 as America's First National River, this beautiful body of water is one of the last remaining undammed rivers in the lower 48 states.

The river offers unparalleled water recreation in Arkansas Ozarks.

It's also one of the most gorgeous places in the state.

The river views are striking; the type of vistas that inspire poetry or paintings.

The sweeping panoramas of Buffalo National River are really best enjoyed from above.

And at Buffalo Point Concessions, diners to do just that.

Buffalo Point Concession actually operates the only accommodations within the national park.

The restaurant is located inside a 1930s lodge, and its rustic charm will immediately win you over.

As will, of course, the views from your table.

A true triple threat, Buffalo Point Concessions also boasts a downright delicious menu, with comforting, stick-to-your-ribs diner favorites.

And the fried chicken at Buffalo Point Concessions definitely does Arkansas proud.

Dining should be an experience -- and it is, at Buffalo Point Concessions.

This place truly takes "dinner with a view" to a whole other level.

Have you dined at Buffalo Point Concessions before? Don't the views look positively perfect? Buffalo National River's only restaurant really is a bucket list must.

Of course, while you're in Buffalo National River, be sure to stay and check out some of the outdoor recreation in the area -- it really is phenomenal!