Beavers Bend Village Cabins

Broken Bow, Oklahoma

1 Cabin

In the pine-covered Ouachita Mountain country of McCurtain County in southeastern Oklahoma, just outside the boundaries of Beavers Bend State Park near the resort community of Hochatown, Beavers Bend Village Cabins provides private two-bedroom log cabin retreats that bring the couples getaway and family escape market to one of the South-Central region's most beloved outdoor destinations—a corner of Oklahoma where the Mountain Fork River's Blue Ribbon trout fishery, 14,000-acre Broken Bow Lake's crystal-clear waters, and the dense Ouachita National Forest create a natural trifecta that has made Broken Bow the most booked cabin rental destination in the state year-round. Two-bedroom cabins feature an open-concept floor plan with two queen bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, a living room with a wood-burning fireplace, free Wi-Fi, Roku TV, an on-site washer and dryer, a hot tub on the back deck, an outdoor propane barbecue grill, and a fire pit—the complete self-contained retreat package that makes Beavers Bend Village Cabins a genuine home away from home rather than an abbreviated lodging experience. The hot tub deck's position in the surrounding Ouachita pine forest creates the private outdoor space that makes the cabin rental feel genuinely removed from the outside world, even during the peak-season weekends when Hochatown's cabin community reaches maximum occupancy. The Mountain Fork River, a Blue Ribbon trout stream flowing from Broken Bow Lake's cold tailwater below the dam, provides one of Oklahoma's most extraordinary and unexpected fishing environments—a wild trout fishery in an Ouachita Mountain canyon that the dam's cold-water release makes productive for rainbow and brown trout year-round in one of the few river ecosystems in the state where self-sustaining trout populations can survive. Beavers Bend State Park, adjacent to the cabin property, encompasses 3,482 acres of the Mountain Fork River's most scenic corridor with guided river float trips, paddleboats, hiking, a nature center, and the recreational programming that makes it the most fully developed park in Oklahoma's state park system. Broken Bow Lake, formed by Broken Bow Dam on the Mountain Fork River, spans 14,000 crystal-clear acres of the Ouachita Mountain terrain in one of the cleanest man-made reservoirs in the South-Central United States—a lake whose relative isolation and the surrounding national forest have kept the water quality and natural shoreline character intact in ways that more accessible regional lakes cannot match. The Hochatown area's remarkable concentration of distilleries, wineries, and craft producers has transformed the small resort community into an unexpected gastronomic destination alongside the Ouachita National Forest hiking trails and the Beavers Bend festivals that fill the fall foliage calendar. The southeastern Oklahoma Ouachita Mountain climate provides mild four-season weather that gives Beavers Bend Village Cabins genuine year-round occupancy, with the spring wildflower season, summer lake recreation, fall foliage, and the winter fireplace-and-hot-tub experience each drawing distinct guest populations to the Mountain Fork River corridor. Fall foliage in October and November, when the mixed hardwood and pine forest of the Ouachita Mountains produces the most intense color display in the Oklahoma-Arkansas border country, creates the peak booking competition at Broken Bow that requires reservations months in advance for desired October weekends. Weekday visits in the shoulder seasons offer the rare opportunity to experience the Mountain Fork River's trout fishing, Broken Bow Lake's paddling, and Hochatown's culinary scene at the unhurried pace the setting genuinely deserves.

What does this place offer

Bathrooms
Bird/Wildlife Watching
Boating Nearby
Cabins
Community Fire Pit

Firewood
Hiking
Hot Tub/Sauna
Lake Nearby
Laundry

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Location

147 Fish Hook Rd, Broken Bow, OK 74728, USA

Things to know

Check-in: 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Rules

Check-in Procedure - Arrival times 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Guest Check-Out Checklist - Do not leave trash bags on the deck. - Take all trash to the big green trash cans out near the road. - Do not leave any type of personal trash or personal hygiene items in trash receptacles in the cabin or lying anywhere in the cabin. - Put all dishes in the dishwasher and start it prior to leaving the cabin. - Upon departure, set the thermostat to 65°F if your rental occurs during the Fall/Winter months from September 30th to April 30th. Set the thermostat to 78°F if your rental occurs during the Spring/Summer months between May 1st and October 1st. - Remove all food items from the refrigerator or cupboards that you brought with you. All food items must be taken with you or thrown away. - Do a final review of the cabin to make sure you have not left any personal belongings behind. - Personal belongings will be returned to you via us mail for a charge of $15.00 per item plus applicable postage. - Return the key to the lockbox on the door railing. Be sure the keys on the lanyard are returned to the mailbox by the dishwasher. General Policies & Guidelines - Before making a reservation or purchase, we encourage you to review our policies and guidelines. Understanding our policies will help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience during your stay. - From check-in procedures to pet policies, we provide all the information you need to plan your visit. House Rules - No Pets. No Exceptions. - There is WiFi in the cabin. Choose, Bent Tree, PW: 60034752DC4A. - Please leave the TV settings as they are. The regular TV channels are in the FUBO app. You can use the Pine Fiber 2.4g for your other devices. - The password is the same; 60034752DC4A. - You can watch any of the movies that are available on any of the apps. Do not attempt to charge any movies or anything else. You are responsible for all persons in your party. - It is your responsibility to notify me, 432 530 8441 immediately, if there are any damages or problems while you are staying at the cabin. - Do not put a grill of any kind on the deck or front porch, our grill or yours. - Do not remove anything from the property. We have no problem turning you in for theft and charging you with theft of property, such as wood or any cabin contents. - There is a Weber grill at the cabin. You need to bring your own charcoal briquettes and lighter fluid. No Gas grill. - All the décor and items in the cabin are there for your enjoyment, Not for you to keep or take with you. - There is a percolator coffee maker only. Bring the coffee of your choice and filters or the brewer of your choice with you, if you are a coffee drinker. Fireplace - Do not use the vacuum to clean out the fireplace. - There is firewood at the cabin. - Please use the Pinewood outdoors in the firepit. Only use the Oakwood in the fireplace. The oakwood is in the woodshed. You must lock it after you use it. Security and Safety - Lock the cabin when you leave for any reason and not on the property. Lock the cabin when you check out. Front and back doors. - This property is protected outside the cabin by Aegis Security. Hot Tub - There is a 40-gallon hot water heater. The garden tub takes at least 50 gallons to fill up to the overflow. If you fill the garden tub up and wonder why there is no hot water, here is your answer. - Do not call or text me there is no hot water. - Remove the hot tub cover, using the EZ Lift. - Two(2) people should carefully lift the south side of the cover over the bar and gently lay it down on the North side cover. It folds in half. Then push the hot tub cover to the north, so that it rests on the EZ LIft bar and hangs there until you are finished using the hot tub. - Do not sit on the hot tub cover. - Do not let your children get on the hot tub cover. - Do not allow anyone to sit or get on the hot tub cover at all. Instructions to use the SPA - Upon arrival, the hot tub should already be on, in prime mode. If not, turn the hot tub on, at the switch on the deck handrail. - Flip the south side hot tub cover pad over the push-back handle and then gently push the cover behind the hot tub. - Follow the guidelines on the instruction card on the bar in the cabin. - Do not allow any type of body fluids in the hot tub. - Do not get in the hot tub with sun tan oils on you. - Do not leave the jets running when you leave.

Cancellation Policy

Campground Cancellation Policy - Rates/policies are subject to change and vary during high-impact periods and special requests. - A 30-day cancellation notice is required on whole house bookings and for some holidays and special events. - All Spot2Nite reservations require payment in full at the time of booking. - Please contact Spot2Nite to cancel a reservation via email to [email protected] or call (877)778-2683, Option 1. - Spot2Nite convenience fees and credit card processing fees are non-refundable.