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Logo of Eureka Sunset Cabins featuring a house silhouette and a tree under a partially shaded sun.

4 Just a Bear Getaway Cabin

  • King bed
  • private deck
  • full kitchen
A cozy wooden cabin surrounded by trees with a gravel parking area in front.
Cozy cabin interior featuring a bed, fireplace, seating area, and a hot tub, with wooden accents and warm lighting.
A rustic bathroom featuring a white hot tub surrounded by wooden walls and decor.
A cozy bedroom with a wooden bed, warm decor, and large windows overlooking nature.
A cozy kitchen and dining area with wooden cabinets, a round table, and a living space featuring a rustic decor.
Cozy living room featuring a stone fireplace, TV, and double doors leading to a deck.
Cozy cabin interior featuring a bed, fireplace, television, and large windows with a view.
A cozy kitchen featuring wooden cabinets, a round dining table, and a door leading to an outdoor view.
View of a forest at sunset from a wooden balcony.
A wooden deck surrounded by lush green trees and a grill.
A wooden balcony with two red chairs overlooks a lush, green forest.
A cozy wooden cabin nestled among trees with a gravel pathway.
A compact bathroom featuring a toilet, sink, and mirror, with natural light and rustic decor.
A clean and modern shower with glass doors and decorative wall accents.
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  • King bed
  • private deck
  • full kitchen
A king cabin up in the treetops at Eureka Sunset, with a jetted tub for two set into salvaged barn wood and a private deck in the canopy.

The jetted tub is what people remember. It sits in a wide alcove of its own, big enough that neither of you has to be polite about it. Come back from town, pull on one of the two robes by the door, and let the fire take the chill off while the forest outside goes dark.

The back deck runs the length of the cabin, out above the forest floor, with nothing in front of it but oak, hickory and dogwood. No neighbors in your sightline, and no one on a balcony above you.

Inside: king bed, jetted tub for two and a dual-headed shower big enough for two, natural gas fireplace lit October through May, a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, fast Wi-Fi and a smart TV. Linens and robes are ours.

One bed, two guests. Two-night minimum. The Black Bass Lake trailhead is half a mile from your door and downtown Eureka Springs is two miles out. We are Stop 117 on the trolley's Purple Route and we sell passes at the front desk, so you can park once and leave the car alone.
October 2026
November 2026