Do you live in North Texas or Oklahoma? Do you love adventure and beautiful surroundings? Do you live in the city? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you’ll want to read on! Most people think of Oklahoma as a flat, dry prairie with a muddy lake or two. We have partnered with McCurtain County to share our honest views! McCurtain County is in the southeast corner of Oklahoma with beautiful clear waters and blankets of rich colors. Beavers Bend State Park is nestled among the majestic Ouachita Mountains and along the serene shores of Broken Bow Lake and Mountain Fork River and super easy to reach from north Texas and not difficult from OKC and Tulsa.
Where To Stay
Choose from a variety of luxurious cabins to spend a weekend family getaway or a weeklong trout fishing expedition and every thrilling, one-of-a-kind experience in between. Especially check in the off-season (Sept – April) and start experiencing the outdoors and plan your adventure. Cabins are often new and high-end, stocked with amenities like satellite TV and wifi, all privately owned and managed. Be among the many visitors who roast marshmallows and make smores by the campfires or soak in a hot tub to soothe your muscles.
Legend and Adventure
Find adventure in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains, with tall pine forests, clear rivers stocked with trout, and a deep, dark lake. Be sure to have your camera because besides the beauty around you, legend has it that Sasquatch roams these woods.
Wildlife
Although it would be pretty awesome to see Bigfoot, the forests, lakes, rivers, and wetlands make the perfect home for plenty of wildlife. Document how many different animals, birds, or insects you can find. This could be a great learning experience for the kids or the perfect scenario for wildlife photos!
If you love birds, check out the Red Slough Birding Convention, scheduled this year for May 6-9, 2017. There’s still time to book a tour and a sweet cabin, too.
Restaurants and Shopping
You will find the friendly Oklahomans who run the cabins also run the restaurants and retail shops.
Shopping – Boutique shops of all kinds, from art to antiques, books to bar stools, clothing to collectibles. Lots of roadside stands, charming downtowns and one-of-a-kind places perfect for treasure-hunting.
Dining – Unique restaurants abound throughout the county, from pizza and beer to steak and wine, and everything in between. And don’t miss the best fried pickles in the land!
Spas – From full-body massage to full beauty treatments, time at the spa can take relaxation to a whole new level.
Wine-tasting – McCurtain County is home to an extremely popular winery that turns a tasting into an unforgettable social experience. You’ll find lots of wine merchandise to commemorate this fun visit.
Activities
Hiking, swimming, fishing, hunting, boating, water sports, ATV trails, horseback riding, golfing — any outdoor activity you can imagine is at your fingertips when you’re in Beavers Bend. And the fun doesn’t stop if you have a hankering to head indoors. You can enjoy a variety of museums, casinos, wineries, nightlife destinations and more — if you can tear yourself away from the comfort of your cabin, that is. 
Enjoy rolling mountains, tall pine woods, clear water, wildlife, and stars. De-stress from the hustle of the city, share your childhood memories with your children, or spend time with friends and reconnect in a natural environment.
For more info and to book your cabin, go here http://visitmccurtaincounty.com
This was brought to you by McCurtain County but all opinions are our own.
We LOVE to stay in cabins. We take a tripe every year to the Smokey Mountains and get in a solid week in a cabin. It’s a great time.
That is so beautiful! I would love to stay for a solid week in a cabin at Beaver’s Bend. I love hanging out with nature.
That looks so amazingly beautiful! We love to take trips that focus on the great outdoors. I’m bookmarking this for future plans!
This looks like a wonderful place to visit. I would love to stay in a cabin and go fishing and also look for Sasquatch at night.
This sounds like a ton of fun. I have a few friends who don’t live far from Oklahoma and say it’s a lot of fun out there.
Wow, I had no idea there was such a cool place in Oklahoma. I am definitely guilty of imagining a dry, flat prairie.
I always love to go on outdoor/nature type vacations. After being connected to a billion electronics for the rest of the year, it’s nice to chuck all that aside and become one with nature for a change.
I always dreamed of having my very own log cabin or tree house. It is always nice to be able to travel to large cities but I would always choose to be outdoors, with nature anytime.
It’s so fun to be able to get away from it all and stay in a cabin. It’s nice to enjoy nature, relax and let the rest of the world just fly away …. it’s important to get away to a cabin every so often to recoup!
we have been to OK a few times and have loved every time. so much fun
This sounds pretty awesome. I love the outdoors and so do my kids, we are always looking for ways to escape and enjoy nature.
I would love this! I think cabin living is the greatest thing. I have always wanted to try it again. This sounds like a great way to experience it.
I would love to spend a week in one of these cabins. It would be a fantastic getaway. I love to be in nature and recharge.
This looks like a wonderful place to visit. I think cabin living is the greatest thing and I love to go fishing and also look for Sasquatch at night.
I am not an outdoorsy kind of girl. I admire people who do but this looks like a cool place to visit.
If you are looking for a beautiful log cabin home – large or small -log on to http://www.beaversbenddventures.com. We have 45 luxury log homes for rent, plus in-cabin massages, grocery delivery and many wonderful amenities, like free wifi, king beds, fireplaces, luxury linens, hot tubs and many cabins are pet friendly.