Open throughout the year, the River of Life Farm stands out with several of its lodging units being tree houses. Highlights at the tree house cabins include full kitchens, decks that overlook the North Fork River, stained glass windows and sleeping accommodations for up to six. Guests also have the option of staying in log cabins and a main lodge on this secluded 350-acre property. In an area known for its excellent fishing, the River of Life Farm is situated at what's known as "The Falls'' in the Wild Trout Management Area of the North Fork of the White River in the Ozarks. In addition to fishing, recreational opportunities readily available include kayaking, canoeing and hiking.
Branson Missouri Cabins provide a variety of lodging choices, including rentals of the Cabins at Grand Mountain. These cabins are located in the hills of the Ozark Mountains in the Buffalo River area. The cabins vary in size and can sleep from two to 16 people. Cabin features include Jacuzzis, fireplaces, large living rooms, full kitchens and back porches with screens. All the linens are provided. While the cabins offer plenty of privacy, guests can also take advantage of facilities at the nearby Thousand Hills Resort that include seven swimming pools, a fitness center, basketball and tennis courts and an 18-hole golf course.
Situated in the central part of the state in the Ozark Mountains, the Rock Eddy Bluff Farm is located on a bluff above the secluded Gasconade River. Lodging options include cabins, cottages and a main bed and breakfast style building. An example of one of its units is the Line Camp Cabin; nestled in a forested area near the river, the cabin has a swing on its porch, an iron bed for two, kerosene lamps, a wood stove, a 1930s gas range and a fire pit with the firewood provided. Hiking, fishing and canoeing opportunities are all readily available on the 150-acre property. Canoes are supplied free of charge and the farm has corrals for guests who bring their own horses.
Located along Bear Creek and four minutes from the entrance to the Buffalo River National Park, Bear Creek Log Cabins offer lodging on a 1,100-acre cattle farm. Each of the cabins is individually designed and comes with covered front porches and screened back porches. One of its cabins is called the Conner Homestead; nestled in a secluded and forested area, it sleeps up to 12 and features a full kitchen next to a large dining room, an outside charcoal grill, a stone fireplace and a fire pit. Hunting and fishing is permitted on the property for those with a valid Arkansas license. The property also has its own trails for ATVs, nature walks, photography, horseback riding, bird watching and jogging.
