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- Little Flock
Welcome to the Bears' Den - A secluded and cozy lakefront stay on a three acre pine grove. Lake access. Pet friendly. The space includes a queen bed + sleeper sofa. Relax with a sunrise coffee and lake view on the front porch and your favorite drink in the hot tub on the back deck at night. Work remote with included high speed internet. <15 min drive to War Eagle Mill, numerous trails in Hobbs State Park, and Rocky Branch Marina. <30 min to Downtown Rogers. <45 min to Eureka Springs.
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- Eureka Springs
Located on Beaver Lake with a stunning view of the water and lots of amenities. Snuggle up to a cozy fireplace. Relax in a candlelit Jacuzzi for two (not a hot tub) overlooking the beautiful scenery of the Ozark Mountains. Doze off to sleep in a pillow-top, king size Sleep Number bed while gazing at the stars and tree tops through the glass gables. Enjoy the deck with gas grill and a complete kitchen fully-stocked with utensils & supplies. Pet Fee: $50 - 1st dog; $25 - each additional. 3 max.
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- Garfield
Peaceful, romantic log cabin overlooking Beaver Lake . Very remote. View is spectacular. Perfect place for a Romantic getaway, 2 adults only , NO KIDS, Jacuzzi is in in bedroom, uniquely decorated with cobblestone rock. Cabin has separate shower & bathroom. Kitchen with cooking utensils. Deck with porch swing, chairs and a bbq grill. Cabin is 30 minutes to Rogers & 45 minutes to Eureka Springs. Boat rentals and swimming 10 minutes away. Canoes or Kayaks delivered to your cabin. Book now!
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Your guide to Beaver Lake
Welcome to Beaver Lake
This reservoir is one of the Ozarks’ don't-miss gems. Formed by a dam across the White River, Beaver Lake’s crystal-clear waters are encircled by nearly 500 miles of shoreline, providing ample opportunities for experiencing some of Arkansas’ most scenic and fun spots. Rimmed with lakeside caves, limestone bluffs, and boat launches, this is the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts looking to unplug for an endlessly active weekend. Beaver Lake is more than just a pretty postcard: Beneath its surface, scuba divers can explore its crystal waters. Weekenders skim the water on pontoon boats, catamarans, and stand-up paddleboards, while anglers come from across the state to cast a line for bass and trout. On land, hikers trek along miles of trails or spread out a blanket for a leisurely picnic overlooking the Ozarks. Weekenders pitch tents for immersive camping experiences, or stay in one of the area’s cabins, but even a quick day trip is worth the drive.
How do I get around Beaver Lake?
Beaver Lake is located nine miles northwest of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) in Highfill, the closest airport, provides a convenient and economical way to reach the region. The best transportation to get around Beaver Lake is by rental or private car. From the airport, several car companies offer rentals, and the drive takes approximately one hour. From neighboring Eureka Springs, Beaver Lake can be accessed by Highway 62 West to Highway 187 or Highway 23C to Buck Mountain Road.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Beaver Lake?
With its temperate climate, Beaver Lake is the perfect anytime destination, whether you are traveling solo or with a group. That said, it's even more splendid to visit from the beginning of April through the end of October. Take in the view of the hillsides coated in redbud, serviceberry, and dogwood blossoms during the springtime. The summer heat may not agree with some, but it makes for fantastic water-activity weather. Fall is the best hiking season, offering mild temperatures and foliage that creates a fiery spectacle on the mountainsides. Winter is too chilly for most water sports, but is the best time for fishing and spotting bald eagles.
What are the top things to do in Beaver Lake?
War Eagle Cavern
Beaver Lake is home to Arkansas' only lakeside cavern, War Eagle Cavern. Explore this massive, easily accessible underground cave on a guided tour to learn about its mesmerizing geological formations, such as gem-studded domes and spiky stalagmites. For a dose of adrenaline, opt for the Wild Tour, which will have you scrambling through the cave's internal passages. Keep an eye out for the resident bats and salamanders.
Van Winkle Hollow
While there's no shortage of water activities on offer at Beaver Lake, kayaking is one of its most user-friendly and scenic options. The Van Winkle Hollow arm of Beaver Lake is a great spot to paddle in calm waters that meander for three miles through a lush conservation zone. Drift downstream and watch for shorebirds, deer, and catfish, or just admire the tranquil scenery.
Inspiration Point
On the northeast end of Beaver Lake, Inspiration Point lives up to its name. From the top of this 550-foot cliff, panoramic views stretch out across a verdant valley where the White River cuts through thick vegetation. It's a perfect spot to watch the sunset over the west, and is a perennial nesting habitat for bald eagles, so bring your binoculars.