Summary:
Welcome to your hillside retreat! Nestled above the Buffalo National River, this pet‑friendly cabin sleeps 8 and offers panoramic Ozark views, blazing‑fast Starlink internet, a fully stocked kitchen, fire pit, and a covered porch for sunrise coffee or sunset wine. Families, adventurers and remote workers love the peaceful setting, modern comforts and easy access to hiking, waterfalls and stargazing.
The Space:
🛏️ Sleeping arrangements: Three private bedrooms (king, queen & queen), plus open loft with two twin beds; high‑quality linens included.
🛋️ Living area: Open‑concept lounge with Smart TV (streaming), comfortable seating, board games & books; dedicated with Hulu Live (functions as cable TV)workspace and 130 Mbps Wi‑Fi ideal for remote work.
🍳 Kitchen: Fully equipped with stainless appliances, dishwasher, coffee bar (drip & Keurig), spices, cooking basics, blender & cookware. Farmhouse dining table seats eight.
🚿 Bathrooms: Two full baths with showers/tub combos, fluffy towels & eco‑friendly toiletries.
🌡️ Comfort: Central heating & air conditioning, ceiling fans, washer/dryer, and reliable Starlink internet.
🌅️ Outdoor living: Large covered porch with rocking chairs & breathtaking Ozark views; fire pit with Adirondack seating; gas & charcoal grills; private yard for star‑gazing.
🚲 Extras: Bikes, hiking poles, board games and children’s books; optional feeding of neighbour’s horses, pony & donkey (instructions provided).; Hulu Live streaming service functions as cable TV
Guest Access:
🔒 Self check‑in: A unique smart‑lock code will be sent 24 hours before arrival; check‑in after 4 PM.
🚗 Parking: Free parking for up to four vehicles on the gravel driveway.
🚪 Full access: Guests have the entire cabin, porch, yard and outdoor amenities to themselves.
❌ Restrictions: Please do not enter the neighbour’s fenced pasture; only feed animals from outside the fence following our guide.
👛 Storage: Ample space inside and outside for bikes, kayaks or gear.
The Neighborhood:
Set in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, the cabin is just minutes from the Buffalo National River and iconic trails like Lost Valley, Hemmed‑In Hollow and Big Bluff. Scenic Highway 43 winds through rolling hills, waterfalls and elk herds. Jasper’s charming town square offers local cafes and shops, while Ponca and Harrison provide kayak rentals and outfitters. A car is essential; there is no public transportation, but the drives are breathtaking.
Getting Around:
Driving is essential in this rural area; there is no public transportation. The roads are beautifully scenic, winding through mountains and valleys with breathtaking views. Our cabin is accessible via paved roads and a short well-maintained gravel driveway, and we provide free parking for up to four vehicles. Distances: Buffalo National River (~10 minutes), Hemmed‑In Hollow Falls Trailhead (~5 minutes), Lost Valley Trail (~15 minutes), Centerpoint Trailhead for Big Bluff (~5‑10 minutes), Harrison (~20 minutes), and Branson (~1 hour).
Other Things to Note:
🎉 No parties or events: Quiet hours 9 PM–8 AM.
🐾 Pets: Up to two well‑behaved dogs allowed (fee applies). Pets must be kept off furniture and not left alone; please clean up after them.
🔥 Non‑smoking: Smoking outside only; a $1k+ fee applies for indoor smoke remediation.
👥 Guests: Registered guests only; unregistered guests incur a $50 per‑night fee.
🗓 Late checkout: Unapproved late checkouts may incur a $250 fee after 90 minutes.
⚠️ Wildlife & safety: Rural location with gravel drive and limited cell service; watch for wildlife, including elk and deer; there is an exterior security camera pointed at the driveway for safety.
🌑 Dark skies: Minimal light pollution makes for incredible stargazing—bring a telescope or blanket and enjoy the show!
Interaction with Guests:
📱 Contact: Guests enjoy self‑check‑in and privacy. Host Garrett and the Weekender Management team are available 24/7 via app, phone or text for questions or local recommendations.
🤝 Respectful hosting: We’re committed to ensuring your stay is restful—our goal is to be responsive without being intrusive.
