You Can Stay in an Enchanting Castle Airbnb in Arkansas

You don't have to be royalty to stay in a castle. There's one right here in the Natural State available on Airbnb! Stonehaven Castle in Eurkea Springs, Arkansas, is a spacious home nestled on 52 acres of private woods, and it features a 3-story turret, stained glass, and other castle-inspired features. This enchanting overnight castle in Arkansas offers a luxurious getaway for you and up to 12 guests.

Boasting eight years of 5-star reviews, Stonehaven Castle combines the allure of a Medieval castle with modern amenities. The open-concept living area has plenty of comfortable seating, a large fireplace, and stone accents throughout. Firewood is provided, and if you run out, you can venture into the woods to collect more.

The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to prepare a king's feast, including a full range of appliances, cookware, dishes, and utensils. Coffee connoisseurs, this is the place for you! Brew your morning cup in a French press, standard coffee pot, or Keurig machine. A grinder is available for those who want to bring their own beans. There's a charcoal grill outside, but you'll need to supply the charcoal.

There are four bedrooms — one with a king-size bed, two with queen-size beds, and one with three double beds and a sofa bed — plus three full baths and an additional half-bath.

Four-poster beds, Gothic stained-glass windows, and thoughtfully chosen decor and color schemes help solidify the castle vibe. A moat, a drawbridge, and perhaps a few knights in shining armor are the only things missing.

Outside, a stone arch leads to a fire pit surrounded by benches and Adirondack chairs. Whether you're roasting marshmallows for homemade s'mores or just trying to keep warm on a brisk evening, the whole scene is like something out of a fairytale.

The turret isn't just for show; the second story features an art gallery with beautiful paintings and sculptures. Climb up onto the balcony for remarkable views of the surrounding Ozark landscape. If you're looking to explore beyond the castle walls, head outside for a hike. You never know what you'll find in the 52-acre enchanted forest. Guests have stumbled upon remnants of vintage cars, fossils, and even stones from around the world. The previous owner was a master stonemason, so there are a lot of rare gems hidden in the woods.

Visit the Airbnb listing for Stonehaven Castle for more information about the property, including current nightly rates and availability.

Have you ever stayed in this enchanting overnight castle in Arkansas? Are there any other places in the Natural State that look like they belong in a storybook? In my opinion, the entire town of Eureka Springs is pretty magical. Known as the "Little Switzerland of America," this Ozark oasis looks very Alpine, with steep, narrow streets, historic architecture, and Swiss-inspired destinations.

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