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6 Moose Recluse Cabin

  • King bed
  • private deck
  • full kitchen
A small wooden cabin surrounded by trees and gravel pathways.
A small wooden cabin surrounded by greenery on a gravel path.
A cozy kitchen and living area with wooden beams, a dining table, and a small couch, featuring warm yellow walls and large windows.
Cozy living room with a fireplace, wooden accents, and large windows.
A wooden balcony overlooks a lush forest with vibrant trees and a colorful sunset sky.
Wooden deck overlooking lush greenery and trees under a clear sky.
A cozy balcony overlooking a lush forest.
A cozy bedroom featuring a wooden bed with patterned bedding, rustic decor, and large windows overlooking greenery.
A cozy kitchen with wooden cabinets, a dining table, and warm yellow walls.
A cozy bathroom featuring a large hot tub, yellow walls, and rustic decor.
A modern corner shower with glass doors, a towel hanging, and wooden accents.
A cozy bathroom featuring a toilet, sink, and wooden accents with a rustic wall hanging.
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  • King bed
  • private deck
  • full kitchen
A quiet king cabin at the edge of the deep woods, with its own gravel drive, a jetted tub for two and a dual-headed shower.

The name is not decoration. This is the cabin guests pick when the whole point of the trip is that nobody can find them. A moose stands watch over the bed, which tells you something about how seriously this place takes itself.

Inside: king bed, jetted tub for two, a dual-headed shower with room for both of you, natural gas fireplace lit October through May, a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, a private back deck, fast Wi-Fi and a smart TV.

One bed, two guests. Two-night minimum. Downtown Eureka Springs is two miles, the Black Bass Lake trailhead is half a mile, and we are trolley Stop 117 with passes at the front desk. You will not need the car much, which is the idea.
October 2026
November 2026