Beavers Bend Log Cabins offers privately owned luxury Oklahoma cabins just north of Broken Bow. You will find a personal touch to our cabins, as we own, manage, and maintain them. They are both set in highly sought after areas, far away from dusty roads and traffic noise. Cabins are set on two and four acres, offering seclusion and privacy. The dense timber of the forest surrounds each cabin, giving you the authentic feel of the Kiamichi wilderness.

A private fishing pond and mountain top views are some of the great features of our rentals. They are perfect for couples and family vacations. Within a three hour drive, they make for a great Dallas area vacation. If you plan on visiting the area, you will enjoy staying in one of these Broken Bow Cabins. It will make your visit to the Ouachita and Kiamichi mountain wilderness exceptional. Often, visitors to the area don't realize there are private luxury rental cabins spread throughout the Kiamichi wilderness. They are becoming more popular each year as visitors discover their proximity to Beavers Bend State Park and Broken Bow Lake. Our properties are located mere minutes by car to the state park, and the lake. These Beavers Bend Cabins make an amazing Oklahoma getaway or travel destination.

In the Beavers Bend State Park area, you will find activities such as fly fishing on the lower Mountain Fork river, or hiking through the many trails. Biking trails are also located throughout the area.

Canoeing, kayaking, and boating are all available through area recreational rental companies. Horseback riding and train rides are offered through Beavers Bend Depot and Stables.

There is a newly built National Forest Visitor Center located on 259a. Also, the Forest Heritage Center and Museum will enlighten you on the history of forestry. If a scenic drive is more to your liking, simply head north on HWY 259, where you will find the Talimena Scenic Drive.
In June you can celebrate all aspects of the forest during the Kiamichi Owa-Chito Festival of the Forest. In the Fall enjoy the arts and crafts at the annual Beavers Bend Folk Festival. Also, the colors of the Autumn foliage rival those found anywhere in the U.S.