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Beavers Bend Cabin February Promo

Stay three and your fourth night is free at Mountain Vista in February.

Spring break 2019 dates are booking fast. March will be a busy month at Mountain Vista. Spring break will encompass three weeks in March this year for schools in our region.

Mountain Vista always features free firewood, s’mores kits and no add-on fees for cleaning or insurance.

We have a new hot tub and acres of forest that is great for hiking during the winter months. There are scores of cabin options in Beavers Bend. Many are being built close together.

You deal directly with us, the owners, when staying at Mountain Vista. We have a wonderful staff and don’t manage 50-80 cabins like many others.

A few tips to consider before reserving a luxury cabin in Broken Bow…

Is the cabin close to a noisy highway?
How far away is the nearest cabin?
Is there a view?
Add-on fee and resort charges?
Dealing with cabin owners or a large management company?

Jerry Isbell2019-01-19T15:16:47+00:00January 19th, 2019|Dallas spring break, Dallas travel blogs|

Beavers Bend Spring Break Activities

There are many fantastic Beavers Bend Spring Break activities to enjoy during the next few weeks.

Thousands will flock to luxury cabins and campgrounds in Broken Bow, OK in search of relaxation, great hiking, fishing and golf. Make sure to download our free Beavers Bend app before arriving.

Mountain Vista Luxury Cabin

A perfect day in Beavers Bend begins with a great cup of coffee and breakfast. Stop by Adam & Eve’s Coffee Shop across from the state park entrance. They have the best cup of joe in Broken Bow. I’ve written about this great place a few times and our Mountain Vista cabin guests always give it good reviews.

After breakfast, its time to burn a few calories and take a hike. There are scores of trails in the area, including the famed David Boren Hiking Trail. Your trail journey will be much safer and more pleasurable with a good pair of hiking boots. I wear Vasque and you can find them at most upper-end outdoor stores. Their soles are perfect for the different terrains in Beavers Bend and they perform great in wet conditions.

Bring your clubs and visit Cedar Creek Golf Course. This inexpensive gem features towering pines and beautiful views, including a stunning lake green.

Broken Bow Lake Duck Tours

No spring break trip to Beavers Bend is complete without “Riding the Duck!” The Broken Bow Lake Duck Tour is tremendous! This unique concept was unveiled last year and became a huge hit. Captain Kelly Persinger provides an informative and entertaining tour including a historical background of the Hochatown area.

Contact Bryce Archey, the premiere fishing guide on Broken Bow Lake. He has a few dates available during spring break. Bryce tells me white bass will be his focus in the near future. They will be running up river channels during the next couple of weeks. Bryce will even fillet your stringer after a day on the lake.

After an evening meal at the Food Network Champion chef’s Moon Tower Bar and Grill, don’t forget to spend time around the cabin fire pit. Many luxury cabin guests have never built a fire before arriving in Beavers Bend. Do a little research and you’ll have a nice blaze going in no time.

Our spring break dates are booked at Mountain Vista, but we have several March and April dates available. Enjoy your Beavers Bend spring break activities and contact us at Mountain Vista. We’ll be happy to help plan you next luxury cabin getaway!

admin2020-12-17T15:44:41+00:00March 1st, 2016|Dallas spring break, Dallas travel, Dallas travel blogs|

Beavers Bend Brewery Moving To Hochatown

Here’s a nice feature on the Beavers Bend Brewery. They’re moving from Idabel to the Broken Bow Lake area near Girls Gone Wine.

The post indicates a mid-March opening, just in time for the busy spring break season.

The tourism business continues to flourish near Beavers Bend State Park. Girls Gone Wine has enjoyed tremendous success and does a great job of giving back to the community.

The hottest new business to open near Broken Bow Lake is the Moon Tower Bar and Grill. Led by two-time Food Network champion chef, Tabb Singleton. Our Mountain Vista cabin visitors give it five stars!

Checkout my feature on Chef Singleton. This post about the champ has been read by over 250,000 since December.

Summer dates at Mountain Vista will begin filling quickly. Make sure to reserve your luxury cabin getaway soon. There are about 1,000 luxury cabins in Beavers Bend. Look for add-on fees before booking.

Needless add-on charges include; resort, cleaning, hot tub, insurance and firewood fees. We never charge add-on fees at Mountain Vista.

We’re back to normal in Beavers Bend after the December flooding. The park and lake are fully operational and fishing is fantastic on Mountain Fork River and Broken Bow Lake.

Plan your trip to Mountain Vista cabin soon and experience its 20-mile views, seclusion and terrific sunsets.

Download our app for VIP offers and information about all the hot spots in Beavers Bend.

Make sure to have a cold-one at the Beavers Bend Brewery and a glass of vino at Girls Gone Wine. The Hochatown Distilling Company is opening soon if you’d like to enjoy a stronger concoction! The still will be available for you to see on March 1. Their beautiful gift shop has been open for a few months.

Listen to our latest media: Mountain Vista isn’t simply a rental cabin owned by a management company…it’s our vacation home.

Sherri and I invite you to experience Mountain Vista soon!

admin2020-07-04T13:21:27+00:00February 17th, 2016|Dallas spring break, Dallas travel apps, Dallas travel blogs|

5 Things To Never Pay For In Beavers Bend

There are 5 things to never pay for in Beavers Bend when staying at a luxury cabin rental.

2016 has arrived and it is time to plan your cabin getaway to Broken Bow, OK. There are a few things to consider while researching top cabins in Beavers Bend. New add-on fees keep popping up with many cabin management companies.

Never pay…

Firewood Fees: We left free firewood for our New Year’s Eve guests and they appreciated it so much they sent us this picture around the campfire. Many other cabin management companies will charge you over $100 for a few sticks of wood. It’s on the house at Mountain Vista. Our guests knew how to build a nice fire!

Cleaning Fees: This add-on fee began about a year ago in Beavers Bend. Scores of cabin management companies are now charging $70-$100 extra in order for their maids to mop. If you pay this fee, you deserve to be “taken to the cleaners!”

Resort Fees: One of the most clever add-on fees to hit the Broken Bow luxury cabin market in years. I’m still not sure what it means, but there’s no need to pay this.

Restocking Fees: Another cleverly coined fee. Everyone must “restock” their cabins. We don’t charge you for this one either. Ask your cabin management company “What’s the difference between a resort and restocking fee?”

S’mores Fees: We provide free s’mores kits to all guests staying at Mountain Vista. Others charge you $50-$100 for a couple of sticks and a bag of generic marshmallows.

Insurance Fees: This “gotcha charge” began in Beavers Bend a few years ago. Countless management companies are trying to play State Farm Insurance agents when you book a cabin in Broken Bow. Like a good neighbor, we were the first to write about this fee years ago. Do the math and you’ll realize it’s a bad deal for you and a great one for them.

There will undoubtedly be more add-on fees in Beavers Bend in 2016. Never with us…Hopefully, the next up-charge won’t result in a guy wearing a trench coat visiting your cabin and asking, “Hey, want to buy a watch?”

Reserve your holiday and peak dates soon at Mountain Vista. Our calendar begins to quickly fill during the next few weeks. Our winter special continues through February…Arrive on Sunday-Tuesday and receive a 20% discount.

Remember to do your homework before reserving a luxury cabin. Take into account these 5 things you should never pay for in Beavers Bend.

Winter is wonderful at Mountain Vista! Contact us at 405-535-8055 or reserve online to experience our 20-mile view of serenity. One thing you won’t experience is add-on fees!

Jerry & Sherri Isbell & “Kula” the Grand Champion Show Dog.

admin2019-03-30T20:43:18+00:00January 4th, 2016|Dallas spring break, Dallas travel, Dallas travel blogs|

How To Spend A Day In Beavers Bend

Are you headed to a cabin at Broken Bow Lake and wondering what activities to take in during your adventure in Beavers Bend? Here’s a little Beavers Bend Cabin information, stopping by these great businesses will definitely enhance your stay in the Kiamichi Mountains. All are listed on our App under the “Attractions” section. Here’s a few of my favorites and each were approved by our Brussels Griffon show dog, Kula! He’s named after our favorite spot in Upcountry Maui.

Visit our friends at Bruton’s Outdoors in downtown Broken Bow. They feature great clothing selections including all the athletic shoes and boots you’ll ever need while visiting Mountain Vista in Beavers Bend. Bruton’s has a fantastic selection of guns, ammo and outdoor accessories. If you’re visiting from Dallas or Oklahoma City, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the outstanding selection. They offer small town customer service coupled with a “Big City” selection.

Are you a fan of museums? There’s a plethora of options available in which you can learn about the Choctaw Nation area while visiting McCurtain County. The Museaum of the Red River in Idabel is a convenient stop for Broken Bow Lake cabin visitors on their way up from Dallas. Upon arrival in Beavers Bend State Park, checkout the Forest Heritage Center. It’s a fabulous educational experience for children and adults and offers insights on how our wonderful area was formed.

Did you leave town and forget your favorite bottle of wine or six-pack of beer? Perhaps a new “Mountain Fork River” concoction is in order during your luxury cabin stay? Our friend Chris at The Liquor Station is there to help with a friendly smile and is also a great resource for information regarding local hot spots.

Stop by and say hello to the great folks at the Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce while you’re in town. They know everything about our area and have scores of brochures and Beavers Bend area information available. If Charity, Jessica or Elizabeth don’t know about it, it doesn’t exist. They’re true experts and operate the best small tourist town chamber I’ve seen.

If you’re tired after a long day of kayaking Mountain Fork River or skiing on Broken Bow Lake, schedule and appointment with our friends at Body Harmony Day Spa in Beavers Bend. Our guests love them and boast about their cleanliness and friendly personnel.

Pruett’s Grocery and Deli is a must stop while passing through town. Locals feel it rivals most grocery stores in any major city and my friends give it a AAAAA Star Rating for sandwiches and box lunches.

Visit McCurtain County has a new website and they hit a grand slam! If you’re looking for a luxury cabin in Beavers Bend, this is a great resource.

I’ll have a “Part II” feature about my Broken Bow cabin area favorites coming soon. Enjoy your Spring Break in Beavers Bend and give us a shout on Twitter (@BeaversBend), we want to hear about your trip!

By Jerry Isbell

BeaversBendVacations.com

admin2020-03-27T14:58:34+00:00March 9th, 2014|ArkLaTex Travel, Dallas spring break, Oklahoma Spring Break, travel blogs, TravelOK|

Cabins in Beavers Bend…Exploring Mountain Fork River

Are you planning a Beavers Bend getaway to Mountain Vista cabin in the next few weeks and wondering what to do in the dead of winter? Exploring Mountain Fork River is one of our guests favorite pastimes.

The area behind Beavers Bend Restaurant in the state park offers a tremendous array of photo-ops and if you’re willing to hike a little, taking shots like these are a great way to spend the day near Broken Bow Lake area cabins.

Fly fishing the Mountain Fork River and taking in the sights and sounds of wildlife and the flowing stream is definitely something to consider doing when visiting the Hochatown cabin area. There are scores of fishing guides available and professionals who can offer expert advice regarding where and how to land a big stringer of trout. Get our app for local tourist info.

Contact us if you have questions regarding activities in Broken Bow, OK. Our S’mores Special continues during the next few months. Book your Oklahoma Spring Break trip now before it’s too late! Valentine’s weekend is now available, call us at 405-535-8055 to reserve.

By Jerry Isbell

admin2020-02-10T18:17:59+00:00February 6th, 2014|arklatex, Dallas spring break, Dallas travel, luxury cabins, Oklahoma Cabins|

Best Time To Visit Beavers Bend Cabins

We’re constantly asked “What’s the best time of year to visit cabins in Broken Bow and Beavers Bend?” My response is usually “Anytime!” Here’s why…

For those able to take a last minute trip, there are great deals available in January and February at scores of McCurtain County getaways. The weather can be perfect during the winter. Sherri and I spent hours exploring new spots on Mountain Fork River a few days ago. The temperature was in the 60’s and we had an amazing sun-drenched day…in January!

Retired couples and those with no children who can break away quickly, here’s a tip…Check the weather and take a three hour drive from Dallas to Broken Bow, OK. There are many great last minute deals available and It’ll be well worth it.

Look for “Specials” in January and February…We’re offering discounted rates during the winter and our fabulous “S’mores Kit’s”. Not just a bag of generic marshmallows and a stick…There are plenty of cabins that’ll give you this. We take s’mores to an entirely new level!

Remember, the best time to visit Broken Bow Lake area cabins could be now! Feel free to call us at 405-535-8055 and we’ll help you plan a spectacular Southeastern Oklahoma luxury cabin experience!

By Jerry Isbell

admin2014-01-21T15:40:44+00:00January 21st, 2014|arklatex, Beavers Bend blogs, Dallas spring break, Luxury Oklahoma Cabins|

Broken Bow Lake Luxury Cabin Amenities

In our continuing effort to offer the best cabin amenities possible for Broken Bow Lake visitors, we recently installed the Keurig K Cup Coffee brewing system at Mountain Vista luxury cabin in Beavers Bend. We love it!

Mountain Vista is available this weekend, then booked non-stop until January 5th. Dallas and Oklahoma City Spring Break families, begin your search now for a Beavers Bend escape in March. Each year we get calls from people wishing they had reserved a cabin earlier.

Winter is wonderful in our area and you can see for acres through our forest. Connect with us on Twitter @BeaversBend and search the Appstore for “Beavers Bend.” Our app offers specials and tourist information for the two-million annual visitors to the Kiamichi Mountains.

Jerry Isbell

admin2013-12-19T17:46:59+00:00December 19th, 2013|Dallas spring break, Dallas travel, DFW apps, dfw spring break, dfw travel, luxury cabins, Oklahoma Cabins, oklahoma tourism, oklahoma travel, TravelOK|

Christmas at Beavers Bend Cabins…

Here’s our Beavers Bend Cabins newsletter for Mountain Vista in Broken Bow, OK!

Broken Bow Cabins Christmas Gift Certificates

We have snazzy looking Christmas gift certificates available to Mountain Vista cabin in Beavers Bend. A McCurtain County Getaway luxury cabin is a great holiday gift for your friends and family!

We’ve done many of these during the past few years and they’ve been a huge hit with our Beavers Bend cabin friends. Contact us and we’ll make you look great this Christmas!

It’s not too early to be thinking about Valentine’s Day at a Broken Bow Lake cabin. It’s one of our most popular holidays and we can have roses, champagne and many other special requests awaiting you upon arrival at Mountain Vista.

Jerry Isbell

admin2013-12-10T22:14:07+00:00December 10th, 2013|arklatex, Beavers Bend cabins, beavers bend getaways, beavers bend lodging, Beavers Bend luxury cabins, Broken Bow Cabin Lodging, Broken Bow Lake Cabins, Dallas spring break, Dallas travel, Luxury Oklahoma Cabins, oklahoma outdoors, oklahoma resorts, travel|

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