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5 Hidden Gems: The Most Unique Places to Stay in Arkansas

Discover a one-of-a-kind stay in Arkansas where you can sleep in a cave, a castle, a treehouse, or a charming cabin.


Beckham Creek Cave Lodge
Beckham Creek Cave Lodge in Arkansas


Discover a one-of-a-kind stay in Arkansas where you can sleep in a cave, a treehouse, or a charming cabin. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Natural State with these unique accommodations that promise a truly unforgettable experience.




Beckham Creek Cave Lodge in Parthenon, Arkansas, is a truly one-of-a-kind retreat nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains in NW Arkansas. This unique 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom lodge boasts 5600 square feet of luxury living space inside a cave, complete with a breathtaking waterfall in the living room. Set on 256 acres of Arkansas wilderness, the beautiful setting makes this a truly unforgettable stay. For outdoor enthusiasts, you're only 16 miles from the Buffalo River, Arkansas' prettiest river for a canoe or kayak trip.


Key Features:

  • Private honeymoon suite

  • Gourmet kitchen

  • Big-screen TV with satellite channels

  • High-speed WIFI

  • Firepit and grill for outdoor gatherings

  • Patio area for relaxation

  • Average rate: $1,500/night






The Grand Treehouse Resort in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is a hidden gem nestled less than two miles from the Eureka Springs Historic District and The Great Passion Play. This enchanting resort offers cozy treehouse accommodations for couples seeking a romantic getaway.

Surrounded by lush gardens, this scenic property boasts a sun terrace and a relaxing hot tub, providing the ideal setting for a tranquil retreat.


Key Features:

  • Non-smoking rooms

  • Free Parking

  • Free WiFi

  • Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms

  • Average rate: $300-500/night




Stonehaven Castle in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is a lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath home that sleeps 13. Five from the Eureka Springs Historic District, this is a great getaway for families and groups.


Key Features

  • Parking available: Onsite parking options include a garage

  • Air conditioning

  • Free WiFi

  • Barbecue grill

  • Smoke-free property

  • Average rate: $500-600/night







Lakeside Treehouse Near Hot Springs National Park is located on a private island on Lake Hamilton, overlooking the lake with a boat dock. With 1 bedroom (plus a living area with a sleeper sofa), 1 bath, this treehouse sleeps four. The deck features a hot tub and picnic area with a grill and views of the lake. The idyllic treehouse is a perfect place to stay for a Hot Springs trip.


Key Features

  • Parking available

  • Hot Tub

  • Washer

  • Pet friendly

  • Kitchen

  • Air conditioning

  • Average rate: $300/night




Aged Owl Treehouse in Hot Springs is nestled in the woods with charming views. The 2 bedroom, 3 bath treehouse sleeps 8 and features an equipped kitchen, a hot tub, and a beautiful deck with panoramic views. This is an ideal base camp near Hot Springs National Park.


Key Features

  • Parking available

  • Pet friendly

  • Kitchen

  • Air conditioning

  • Fireplace

  • Outdoor Space

  • Average rate: $500/night




Old Mill: Little Rock, Arkansas
Old Mill: Little Rock, Arkansas

As you plan your Arkansas getaway, check out our guide to 7 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do in Arkansas. Dig for diamonds, explore a submarine, visit Hot Springs National Park, take photos with the Old Mill from Gone With the Wind, and more.



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