The River of Love Cabins are in Thackerville near the bend in the Red River. The cabins offer privacy and seclusion on 3,000 acres of wildlife reservation property. The cabins are ideal for couples, with each offering a private hot tub. You also can order a custom pamper basket filled with champagne, wine, soaps and candles to add to the romantic atmosphere.
In addition to rest and relaxation the cabins offer, there are several area attractions for couples to explore, including Spa Habitat Organic Spa & Apothecary and the WinStar Casino. Also nearby is Lake Murray State Park for horse riding, fishing and off-roading, golf courses and Turner Falls Park, which features hiking trails and a 77-foot waterfall. The River of Love Cabins are open 365 days a year.
The Hidden Hills Cabins, in McCurtain County in southeast Oklahoma, are designed for romance and recreation. The Juniper Hill cabin, which is secluded on top of a hill, offers a private outdoor hot tub, a rock fireplace and a full kitchen. Couples also can hike on several walking trails in nearby Beavers Bend Resort Park and Hochatown State Park. Other area recreational activities include fishing and canoeing on Broken Bow Lake or the Upper Mountain Fork River. Additionally, couples have access to a number of fine restaurants. Hochatown features Abendigo's Grill and Patio and Stevens Gap Restaurant, while the Broken Bow area offers The Oaks Steakhouse.
The River Walk Cabins also are in southeastern Oklahoma in the Kiamichi Mountains. It offers a Cedar Ridge Log Cabin, which is perfect for couples looking for a romantic getaway. The unit offers a fireplace, hot tub and fully-equipped kitchen. It's on a ridge that overlooks the woods and nearby Honobia and Rock creeks. In fact, from the back porch, couples can hear the stream's water running over the rocks. In addition to enjoying rest and relaxation, other activities include fishing and canoeing on nearby Broken Bow and Sardis lakes, foliage tours and horseback riding. Couples can also choose to attend an unusual fall event in the area, the Honobia Bigfoot Festival. This event humorously celebrates the potential of the Bigfoot creature residing in the area's wilderness.
