If you’re an outdoor enthusiast who loves to take in magnificent views while you get some exercise, Mount Magazine State Park is for you. After a day hiking or mountain biking to the highest elevation in the state, retire to one of the beautiful cabins in Arkansas and take in the sweeping vistas.
Mount Magazine is the highest point in its namesake state park and all of Arkansas.
There are lots of ways to get around in Mount Magazine State Park. You can go on your own two feet, two wheels, or even four hooves! Horseback riding is a great way to traverse the Ouachita Mountains.
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Look out on the Ouachita Mountains and the Petit Jean River Valley from your cozy cabin.
Photographers can capture so many fantastic images while traveling to the valley. Wait till the sun burns away the valley fog for the best shots.
A bluff-top cedar peers down on a hazy Mount Magazine State Park at sunset.
As the sun goes down you'll bask in an array of colors before twilight casts the park in silhouette.
On a clear day, you can see nearly a fourth of Arkansas from this overlook.
Stroll to the edge of this overlook to scope out the best spot for a picnic. Though dining al fresco is popular, you can also eat at the Skycrest Restaurant. It's in the Lodge, at 577 Lodge Drive.
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Cabins and a lodge are hidden in the dense trees surrounding Mount Magazine.
Truly magical getaways in Arkansas await those who love the natural world around us. While some "glampers" will brave a tent to sleep under the stars, it's also a real treat to take in the universe from the cabins here.
The showy orchid pictured is one of many wildflowers in the Ouachitas.
Don't let the vast expanses distract you from the utter beauty beneath your feet. Take in the bright blooms all along the mountainside, too.
After an intense day of climbing or simply basking in the sun, you may want to cool off with a swim. The Lodge pool is lovely and refreshing. Whether you’re a full-fledged naturist or prefer to view the natural world from a cozy indoor perch, you’ll love the cabins in Arkansas near Mount Magazine State Park.
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I don't know about you, but I’m so excited about the holiday season. And it’s the most wonderful time of the year, ALL YEAR, at The Candy Cane Lane, a Christmas-themed Airbnb in Arkansas. That’s right! You can escape the real world and experience the magic of the Christmas season any time of year. All it takes is a visit to The Candy Cane Lane. Come with me to explore this adorable rental that will trigger the spirit of the season in the most magical way.
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You’ll have a holly jolly time when staying at The Candy Cane Lane in Prairie Grove.
A vintage travel trailer turned holiday wonderland, it’s decked out in yuletide décor from floor to ceiling.
Some might even say that there’s a tad too much décor – and that’s the point! It’s supposed to be delightfully tacky.
More specifically, it's made to look as if "your black-sheep uncle drank too much special eggnog and threw up vintage Christmas decorations all over this trailer."
The decorations aren’t the only features that help guests get into the holiday spirit, though. There’s also a typewriter for composing letters to Santa as well as a collection of classic Christmas movies and albums.
A stocking-adorned fireplace only adds to the seasonal vibes.
With a sofa that folds out into a full bed and two twin sofa beds, The Candy Cane Lane sleeps four guests.
It doesn’t have a bathroom or kitchen. However, both are just steps away, and that’s because The Candy Cane Lane Airbnb is part of Flamingo Springs, a 1950s Palm Springs-inspired trailer resort. The 50-acre wooded resort features six themed vintage travel trailers.
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All guests share the bathroom and kitchen. The same goes for the on-site game room and pool.
Delightfully tacky, undeniably festive, and perfectly secluded, The Candy Cane Lane Airbnb in AR is the perfect little hideout!
To learn more, including availability and rates, visit The Candy Cane Lane Airbnb listing. Just make sure you book early! This themed vacation rental is quite popular.
So, did you know about this themed Airbnb in Arkansas? Have you ever stayed overnight at this Christmas Airbnb in Arkansas? If so, what do you think? Let me know!
While staying at this Airstream Airbnb in Arkansas is just one of the many ways to enjoy the winter in our great state, there are dozens of other activities you don't want to miss. Check out this list featuring several of our favorite Arkansas winter activities.
Is it just me or did it feel like the summer flew by with lightning speed this year? Between the regular day-to-day activities and our busy social lives, we can easily get caught up in the constant repetitive cycle without taking a break to breathe. Of course, when life gets too hectic, we all could use an escape away from it all. If you live in Arkansas and you feel this way and are searching for last-minute getaways in Arkansas, here are 6 Airbnbs that are great for an end-of-summer adventure.
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1. Farm Getaway, Mount Vernon
Bring the entire family for an epic weekend on this 180-acre farm in Mount Vernon, AR. With 3 large bedrooms, the rustic farmhouse in Arkansas can sleep up to 10 people comfortably. You’ll have everything you need for a home-away-from-home getaway. But what makes this place stand out is all the fun adventure that awaits. For an extra fee enjoy horse wagon rides and a ziplining adventure right on the property. Plus, you can go kayaking or spend the day fishing at the pond or perhaps play a game of volleyball while you’re there. The kids will love the treehouse complete with a slide and the fire pit to roast marshmallows at night. We guarantee that your family will enjoy this end-of-summer Arkansas retreat.
2. Crockett's Escape Treehouse, Bee Branch
We understand that even adults need somewhere to play, so if that’s you, don’t miss your chance to book this 1-bedroom treehouse in Bee Branch Arkansas. With a hot tub overlooking Greers Ferry Lake, this adult treehouse is just what you need to rekindle that romantic flame. Amenities include a comfy bed, Wi-Fi, flatscreen TV, fireplace, large deck, grill, and a fully stocked kitchenette. If you want to play, then the lake is just a short walk from the treehouse, and there are tons of water recreation waiting for you.
3. Bluff View House, Quitman
You can’t beat a 3-bedroom luxury home nestled on a cattle ranch overlooking Greers Ferry Lake for under $200 per night. If you want a last-minute getaway that won’t break the bank, then Bluff View House is it. Plus, this secluded home is an ideal place to relax. You’ll enjoy watching the cows graze and the local wildlife frolicking on the farm. Bring your water toys to spend lazy days on the lake or explore one of the nearby hiking trails. This lakefront retreat in Arkansas is large enough for 8 guests, so you can invite your group of friends along for this escape.
4. Tree Loft at Jack Mountain, Bismarck
Just 20 miles outside Hot Springs Arkansas, you’ll find the most adorable treehouse on Jack Mountain. Nestled on a 17-acre wooded property, this place is great for nature lovers who enjoy spending time in the great outdoors. The 1-bedroom modern treehouse can sleep 2, but it’s also cozy enough for a solo traveler. Spend your days exploring the gorgeous mountain side and then at night, stargaze from the hot tub or cozy up by the firepit with a glass of wine. No matter how you plan to spend your time, you’ll want to book your escape at the Tree Loft at Jack Mountain sooner than later.
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5. Cove Creek Cottage, Quitman
With one of the highest ratings on Airbnb, you can easily see why we selected Cove Creek Cottage in Quitman as a great destination for an escape. This dreamy 3-bedroom lakehouse in Arkansas is both kid and pet friendly, so you’ll want to bring them along to enjoy this getaway. Aside from basic amenities, you’ll find a full kitchen, a spacious deck with a swing, a fire pit, a boat ramp, and water toys. Not to mention the kids will love all the games including air hockey, ping pong, ax throwing, and so much more. If you want to end your summer with a bang, then don’t hesitate to book your stay at this epic lake house in Arkansas.
6. Mountain Air Escape's Airstream Excella, Pelsor
Take glamping to the next level when you book a stay inside this vintage airstream RV in Pelsor Arkansas. Perched inside the Ozarks, you’ll be surrounded with the most stunning mountain views that you can imagine. This adorable RV has all the comforts of home and it’s large enough for a family of 3 or cozy enough for 2. Start your day by watching the sunrise from the large furnished deck, then explore the nearby nature trails. After you’ve explored the area, snuggle up in the private hot tub and gaze at the twinkling stars. This scenic getaway in Arkansas is one of the best ways to close out the summer.
So, are you ready for your end-of-summer adventure at these last-minute getaways in Arkansas? Which of these destinations do you like the best? Tell us in the comments below.
If you’re searching for more destinations to escape, here are some more of our favorite cabins in Arkansas.