Ozark Bluff Dweller Cabins
Perch yourself in a "nest" at the top of a hill where eagles soar and where you can get a bird's eye view of the Buffalo National River in one of three cabins located on Mount Sherman, offered by Ozark Bluff Dwellers Cabins. There is a rustic lodge atmosphere in all three American red cedar log cabins, which have native sandstone fireplaces and ceilings and floors made of cypress and pine. Each cabin has three bedrooms, two baths, fully-equipped kitchens and washers and dryers. Other amenities include satellite TV, DVD players and dial-up Internet access. Hike the Raney Cove Trail from your cabin to the Buffalo River Trail or go spelunking in Raney Cave. In spring, see Twin Falls near Richland Creek, a tributary to the Buffalo that is within walking distance of your cabin.Two of the cabins sleep six, the other one sleeps up to seven. There is a two-night minimum. Discounts are available for longer stays. Children under age 4 stay free.
Ozark Bluff Dweller Cabins
P.O. Box 549
Jasper, AR 72641
(870) 446-5055
ozarkbluffdwellers.com
Buffalo River Cabins
Buffalo Outdoor Center offers luxury and more rustic, basic lodging in their Buffalo River Cabins. Their classic cabins, such as the Songbird Cabin near Ponca, is a split-level that sleeps up to six people. It has one queen bed on the main floor and two double beds in the loft. It has one full bath and a fully-equipped kitchen. It features a native stone fireplace, a porch swing and an outdoor grill. There is a two-night minimum.
Buffalo Outdoor Center
P.O. Box 1
Panca, AR 72670
(800) 221-5514
buffaloriver.com
River Cabins
If you want to go canoeing, Buffalo Camping and Canoeing offers the River Cabins in the tiny town of Gilbert smack dab on the Buffalo River. Stay at one of these cabins and you are steps away from a popular canoe launching area. These are spacious cabins within walking distance of the general store and Gilbert's only cafe. Cabins are split level, open floor plans with fully-equipped kitchens. All have central heat and air and wood-burning fireplaces. Cabins have one bedroom with a queen bed on the main floor and two double beds and a twin in the loft. There are no phones or cable TV, but the cabins have TVs and VCRs for watching movies.
Buffalo Camping and Canoeing
RR1 Box 193
St. Joe, Arkansas 72675
(870) 439-2888
buffalorivercabin.com
Ozark Historic Cabins
Jay and Marci Reno invite adventure travelers to stay at one of their Ozark Historic Cabins, which are on the more rustic side. These cabins are near Snowball, only four miles from hiking, canoeing, and kayaking opportunities on the Buffalo National River. Each cabin has a fireplace, coffee pot, microwave and toaster, a barbecue grill, picnic table and outdoor fire pit. All have electric heat and air. All cabins are smoke free. Children under age 10 stay free. There is a two-night minimum with discounts available for longer stays.
Ozark Historic Cabins
Jay and MArci Reno
HC 33 Box 7
Compton, AR 72624
(888) 414-5195
ozarkhistoriccabins.com
