This Hidden Resort In Arkansas Is The Perfect Place To Get Away From It All

The story of Longbow Resort in Arkansas begins over one hundred miles away. Pine Bluff native Ben Pearson revolutionized the archery industry and turned Pine Bluff into the center of bow production. In his time becoming a world-premiere archer, he began to long for a retreat. Longbow Resort was born after 1966 when Pearson read an ad in the Wall Street Journal describing a property with huge boulders, an enormous waterfall, and all the glory the Ozarks can offer. The resort remains in the Pearson family to this day, and they’re preserving the tradition of a secluded getaway, one that has been called Arkansas’s "Garden of Eden." If you’re lucky enough to visit Longbow Resort Cabins, you’ll see exactly why it’s been compared with the world’s first paradise—there’s nothing quite like the seclusion and beauty you’ll find there. It's one of the best Arkansas cabin resorts.

The trip to this remote resort is absolutely stunning.

When you approach your cabin, you’ll be immediately impressed by how much beauty surrounds it.

There’s no better way to get away from it all. Longbow Resort is so secluded that there’s no wifi, and you have to climb out of the canyon to get cell service.

There are four cabins at Longbow Resort, and each one has its own special kind of magic.

This is the Bushmaster Cabin.

Each cabin comes with its own unique outdoor space. You can bring your own hammock, too.

This is the Sovereign Cabin.

The indoor spaces in the cabins are just as impressive. They seem to make the cabins feel even more connected with the nature all around . . .

. . . and really, there’s nothing quite like when the outdoors comes inside.

The truth is, there isn’t a single cabin here that doesn’t deliver a total dream experience. . .

. . . but the outdoor space at Longbow Cabin is absolutely a paradise dreamscape come to life.

It’s okay if you take a little extra time in the kitchen area. No one will blame you for wanting more time to gaze out the window.

"No, it’s okay, I know you’re tired. I’ll do the dishes."

"Really honey, it’s fine. It’s my turn."

"Bob, just let me do the dishes."

"Fine. I’ll cook."

"Nobody likes boiled hotdogs, Bob."

The waterfall behind Longbow Cabin has to be one of the most scenic in the Natural State . . .

. . . and you can enjoy it from your own secluded cabin.

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