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7 Get'n Squirrelly Cabin

  • Queen Bed
  • kitchenette
  • jacuzzi for two
A cozy porch with two armchairs and a glass table, surrounded by greenery and trees.
A rustic wooden cabin with a front porch nestled among trees.
Cozy living room featuring two armchairs, a lamp, a stone fireplace, and a television.
Cozy kitchen and living area with wooden cabinets, modern appliances, and large windows overlooking a deck.
Cozy bedroom featuring a wooden bed, lamps, and access to a porch through double doors.
A cozy bathroom featuring a hot tub, wooden furniture, and a robe hanging nearby.
Cozy kitchen featuring wooden cabinets, modern appliances, and a small dining area with bar stools.
A cozy wooden porch with two chairs and a small glass table surrounded by greenery.
A covered balcony featuring a glass table, chairs, and a grill overlooking lush greenery.
A modern shower stall with a glass door, a brown towel hanging, and beige walls.
A well-lit bathroom featuring a sink with toiletries, a toilet, a round mirror, and rustic tile flooring.
A wooden deck with two chairs and a small table surrounded by trees and a cabin in the background.
A cozy bathroom with a hot tub, lamp, and wooden furnishings, featuring a candle and decorative wall art.
A wooden cabin surrounded by trees and greenery, featuring a gravel driveway.
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  • Queen Bed
  • kitchenette
  • jacuzzi for two
The cozy one. A queen cabin with a fireplace you can see from the bed, its own private driveway, and a covered porch built for two.

There is a version of this trip that is all about space. This is the other version. Get'n Squirrelly is smaller and warmer on purpose: a queen bed close enough to the fire that you do not have to get up, a kitchenette for coffee and something easy, and a porch for the morning.

It is the easy yes for a first trip to the Ozarks, or a two-night escape that did not need to be complicated.

Inside: queen bed, jetted tub for two, a dual-headed shower big enough for two, natural gas fireplace lit October through May, kitchenette with a coffee maker, 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.
October 2026
November 2026