JILL Duggar went on a camping trip with her husband Derick Dillard and their two sons.

The Counting On alum, 29, shared several snaps from their trip and said it was "nice to get away" after her disgraced brother Josh's arrest on child porn charges.

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Jill, Derick and their sons Israel, six, and Samuel, three, stayed in tents, cooked food over a fire and swam in Buffalo River in Arkansas.

The former reality star hinted at the furore surrounding Josh as she admitted it was a relief not to have cell service and internet during the trip.

She wrote: "We escaped for a couple nights to the #buffaloriverarkansas.

"It was so nice to get away in nature together on Derick’s break this week! No cell service and wifi are nice sometimes!"

Jill added: We hiked, swam, camped, s’mores’ed, saw lots of critters and even some elk, explored and just chilled… as much as you can chill with 2 active kids begging for attention."

Her cousin Amy commented under the sweet photos: "I’m so glad y’all got away!!! So good for the soul!!"

Jill has seemingly remained unbothered on social media despite her older brother Josh's arrest on April 29.

The father-of-six, 33, was granted bail after "possessing 65 images of child porn."

Despite Josh's release, the TLC star has restricted travel and cannot leave Benton, Washington, and Madison counties in Arkansas without permission from the court.

His wife Anna is currently six months pregnant with their seventh child, and he has been required to live away from the family as he is not allowed to be around minor children.

The oldest Duggar child has "unlimited access" to his six children with Anna but can no longer spend time around his siblings, nieces and nephews.

Jill and Derick said they find Josh's arrest "very sad" and "hope justice is done".

"We’re very sad about the whole thing, it’s horrible. It’s all very sad," she told The Sun.

"Josh’s wife Anna is pregnant with their seventh child, I cannot imagine how she is feeling."

Law student Derick added: "Obviously if there is anything there related to child pornography, we hope that justice is done.

"We’re sad for Anna, put yourself in her situation and imagine how you would feel if that happened with your family member. I imagine it would be really hard."

Back in 2015, Jill and her sister Jessa revealed they were two of five underage girls Josh allegedly molested as a teen in the early 2000s.

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