"We thought surely all these 5 star reviews have to be exaggerating somehow but no, this place is basically heaven on earth."Cassie · Mobile, Alabama
Ozone, Arkansas
Cooper's Ozark Cabin
A secluded cabin on 40 private acres in the Ozark National Forest.
Check Availability4.96 / 5Airbnb rating, 97 reviews · Guest Favorite
9.8 / 10VRBO rating, 49 reviews
4.9 / 5Google rating, 27 reviews
5.0 Check-inEasy arrival, every time
Welcome
Slow down. The forest will wait for you.
Cooper's Ozark Cabin sits on 40 private acres deep in the Ozark National Forest, 22 miles north of Clarksville just off Highway 21, the Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway. You will not see a neighbor from the porch. To the west, the property borders national forest land that is free to roam all the way to the Mulberry River.
Evenings here mean a soak in the hot tub under the stars, a session in the steam room, or a fire in the wood burning fireplace. We supply the wood. Mornings mean coffee on the sunset patio while the fog lifts off the ridges.
The cabin sleeps 8 across two king bedrooms and an upstairs bunk room with four twin beds. It welcomes your dog and keeps remote workers happy with 1GB fiber Wi-Fi.
Hot tub under the stars
Private, covered, and ready on the patio every night of your stay.
Steam room
A full steam session after a day on the trails.
Sunset patio
Covered seating facing the ridge for coffee and golden hour.
Wood burning fireplace
Real wood, real crackle, right in the living room.
Wood supplied
We keep you stocked for the fireplace and the fires outside. No need to haul your own.
Fire pit
Gather around for bonfire nights and s'mores under the stars.
Chimenea
A smaller fire for cool evenings on the patio.
Hammock
Strung up and waiting with a view of the woods.
Wildlife all around
Deer wander through most days, and the occasional black bear reminds you these woods are the real thing.
Sleeps 8
Two king bedrooms downstairs plus four twin beds in the upstairs bunk room.
Fully stocked kitchen
Quality cookware, coffee station, and everything you need to cook in.
1GB fiber Wi-Fi
Fast enough for remote work, streaming, and sharing the view.
Pet friendly
Dogs are welcome. Plenty of guests bring two.
Washer and dryer
Pack light and stay longer.
40 private acres
Bordering national forest land you can roam all the way to the Mulberry River.
Gallery
A look around the place
Guest Reviews
Word from the porch
"It was the most impressive cabin we have ever stayed in. Breathtaking views, super comfortable and very well thought out."Ugne · Basehor, Kansas
"The back porch has a million dollar view! The cabin was very well stocked with excellent quality furnishings and cookware."Lili · Airbnb guest
"It has a hot tub on the deck with that pristine view of the Ozarks, it was like something out of a movie! This is a very special hidden gem property."Missy · Mason City, Iowa
"Stunning views, quiet, peaceful, everything we were looking for. My 9 year old daughter immediately asked that this be a place we return to."Dan · 9 years on Airbnb
"The cabin was cozy, had great views, and looked just like the pictures. 10/10 would recommend!"John · Norman, Oklahoma
From our Google reviews
4.9 of 5 stars across 27 Google reviews · Read them all on Google Maps
"My family LOVED the week spent here! Cozy, cute and has everything you need. You wont be disappointed staying here enjoying the views, hot tub, hammock, kitchen amenities and all of the beautiful hikes located close by!"Jenna VanEnk · Google review
"OOOH MY GOOOSH!!! This was the perfect getaway for us: Completely secluded..."Crockette Leible · Google review
"This is one of the best hidden gems in the area as far as a place to stay. The whole property is well thought out with lots to do and see without ever leaving your cabin. The view is amazing and it was easy to get to, but very secluded."Jeremy Prudhome · Google review
Things To Do
Something for everyone, rain or shine
Hikes
Day Trips
- Float the Mulberry River, a Wild and Scenic River, by canoe or kayak
- Buffalo National River, America's first national river
- Mount Magazine State Park, the highest point in Arkansas
Local Eateries
- Oark General Store, the oldest store in Arkansas, serving burgers and pie since 1890
- Catalpa Cafe, home cooking where the pavement ends
Stock up on groceries in Clarksville or Hagarville on your way up the mountain.
Scenic Drives
- Arkansas Scenic 7 Byway
- Pig Trail Scenic Byway
- Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway, the road you take to get here
FAQ
Questions guests actually ask us
Booking and rates
How much does the cabin cost per night?
Rates vary by season, generally between $180 and $240 per night. Book direct below or through Airbnb and Vrbo, where you will always see the exact total for your dates.
Is there a minimum stay? Can I book just one night?
We usually have a two night minimum, especially on weekends and holidays. If you only need one night, reach out anyway. Guests have asked before for special occasions like a Father's Day surprise, and when the calendar allows we try to make it work.
What is your cancellation policy?
Our cancellation policy follows the platform you book through, with a full refund window if you cancel far enough in advance. Message us with your dates and we will spell out exactly how it applies to your trip.
Can we host a wedding or event at the cabin?
Small weddings and events have real potential here, and we have the setting for it. There is an additional fee, and we like to talk through the details first. Reach out to the owner at drake.c.dewitt@gmail.com with your plans before booking and we will figure out what works.
Check-in and directions
What time are check-in and checkout?
Check-in is at 3:00 pm and checkout is at 11:00 am. If you are arriving early, let us know. We cannot always swing an early check-in, but we will tell you honestly either way.
Where is the cabin and is it hard to find?
The cabin sits on 40 secluded acres at 879 County Road 5590, Ozone, AR 72854, up in the Ozark mountains. We send full directions and check-in details before your stay, and we are quick to respond if you have trouble on the way in. You can also pull up directions on Google Maps.
What are the roads like? Can I get there in a regular car or towing a trailer?
Guests arrive in everything from sedans to two wheel drive trucks pulling UTV trailers. The last stretch is country road, so take it slow and you will be fine. Message us about your vehicle and we will give you the honest rundown for current conditions.
Pets
Is the cabin pet friendly?
Yes! Dogs are welcome, and plenty of guests bring two. From solo travelers with an old lab mix to families with a pair of pups over Thanksgiving, four legged guests are part of the family here.
Are there any rules for dogs?
Just the common sense stuff: keep an eye on them outside, since this is real wilderness with deer and the occasional bear, and clean up after them inside. If you have a question about anything specific, just ask us.
Amenities
Is firewood provided?
Yes. The wood burning fireplace comes with wood supplied, and there is a fire pit and chimenea outside for bonfire nights.
How many people does the cabin sleep?
The cabin sleeps 8: two king bedrooms downstairs plus four twin beds in the upstairs bunk room. Yes, all four twins are really up there, even if one is easy to miss at first!
Property and surroundings
How close is the nearest grocery store?
The cabin is wonderfully remote, so stock up before you head up the mountain. The nearest stores are a drive away in town, and we include the closest options in your check-in info.
Is there hiking nearby?
Absolutely. You are surrounded by the Ozarks, with hiking trails nearby and 40 private acres to wander right outside the door. There is even a hammock waiting for you.
Where can we ride UTVs or 4 wheelers near the cabin?
Plenty of guests bring their side by sides and ATVs, about a quarter of our visitors are into off roading. There are even some trails right on the property. Local favorites:
- Three miles north on Highway 21, turn left on CR 9360 and follow the church signs. Past the church it turns into a forestry road, a little rough but ridden all the time, and it comes out just east southeast of Catalpa. Locals know it as Rossetta Road, and it makes a good jeep ride too.
- Approved ATV trails up Highway 215 toward Byrd's Adventure Center on the Mulberry River.
- About a mile south on Highway 21 there is a gravel county road on the left that runs all the way down to Little Piney Creek, a fantastic ATV ride.
- Mill Creek OHV trail area is roughly an hour away for a bigger day of riding.
Will we see wildlife?
Very likely. Deer wander through regularly and black bears live in these woods, which is part of the magic. Keep food secured and pets supervised.
Is there a storm shelter or basement?
No basement or storm shelter at the cabin. We will always point you to current forecasts if storms are in the picture, and we are happy to talk through weather questions before your stay.
House rules
Can extra guests beyond our booking join us?
The cabin hosts a maximum of 8 overnight guests. Please keep your reservation guest count accurate. We will ask to confirm party size before approving larger bookings.
Can we extend our stay or check in a night early?
Often yes, when the calendar is open. Message us and we will confirm availability right away.
Book Your Stay
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Book direct and skip the platform fees. Pick your dates below for the cabin, the hot tub, and 40 acres all to yourself. Rates vary seasonally from $180 to $240 per night.
- 4.96 of 5 on Airbnb
- 9.8 of 10 on Vrbo
- 4.9 of 5 on Google
- 173 reviews
- From $180 per night
- Sleeps 8
- Pet friendly
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Ready for some peace and quiet?
The forest, the stars, and the hot tub are all waiting. Pick your dates and the rest takes care of itself.
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