Vacation rentals in Ozark Mountain Jubilee

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A hot tub is illuminated by soft blue lights, inviting relaxation under the night sky. Tiki torches stand nearby, casting a gentle glow. Surrounding trees create a sense of seclusion, enhancing the tranquil outdoor ambiance.
Cabin in Compton
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 458 reviews

Romantic Hideaway w/Hot Tub Near Buffalo River

Cozy, secluded, romantic cabin in a breathtaking setting with luxurious amenities. Let your stress melt away in the hot tub while you gaze at the stars or take in the sunrise together! Minutes from river access in Ponca for floating the Buffalo River. Also close to scenic hiking trails such as Compton, Hawksbill Crag, Lost Valley, and more! You can either stay in and relax with satellite TV, Smart TV, WiFi, and Bluray player, or venture out to explore the beautiful Ozark Mountains. Or do both!

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An expansive arched window frames a captivating view of Greers Ferry Lake, with rolling hills in the background. Natural light fills the space, highlighting a spacious sectional couch and a dedicated seating area near the window. A wooden deck is visible outside, enhancing the connection to nature.
Treehouse in Bee Branch
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 193 reviews

Beautiful 1 bedroom treehouse with hot tub/ views

Crockett's escape treehouse is an amazing lodging experience with a 180- degree view of beautiful Greers Ferry Lake. The private woodland retreat for two adults features a two-person jacuzzi hot tub that allows you to look over the entire lake. The treehouse has a full kitchenette with a stove top oven, microwave, dining area, Fireplace with a 65-inch smart TV. The L shape sectional couch with chaise turns into a sleeper. If this Treehouse is booked check out our new Treehouse on the property

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Four Highland cows are seen grazing in a grassy area, with a pink and white house nestled against a backdrop of trees. The structure features a red roof and multiple windows, while the surrounding landscape is filled with greenery under a partly cloudy sky.
Farm stay in Jasper
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

The Highland Hideaway (with Highland cows!)

The Highland Hideaway is a perfect place for the whole family to relax and enjoy. A small herd of Highland cows live here. A wet-weather creek is just behind the house, with a rock bluff and fire pit. There is a foos ball table and massage chair for your enjoyment after a day of hiking. The Hideaway is located 3 miles from Carver Landing. You'll be within easy access to SO MANY gorgeous places, including the national park. There is a second home on the property that can also be booked.

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A unique cabin set among trees features a wraparound deck with a lookout tower. A wooden walkway connects the cabin to the elevated platform, offering views of the surrounding nature. The building's rustic design integrates with the forest environment.
Cabin in Clarksville
5 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Modern High End Cabin #3 on Horsehead Lake

Roxy Ridge is a very unique cabin development that boast incredible National Forest and Lake Views within walking distance to Horsehead Lake and the newly developed Horsehead Lake Lodge and Event Center. Roxy Ridge 3, the third cabin in the development contains a full kitchen that overlooks the open living room and balcony. The unit has one bedroom, one sleeper sofa and bathroom. The balcony and lookout tower will take your breath with the surrounding nature and tree top feel of it all.

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The treehouse structure is elevated, supported by stilts, with large windows that reflect the surrounding greenery. The exterior features a combination of wood finishes, and warm lighting casts a welcoming glow in the evening. The pathway leads through the natural landscape to the entrance.
Treehouse in Perryville
5 out of 5 average rating, 696 reviews

Private Treehouse Retreat | Hot tub

The TreeLoft is the first of two treehouses at BaseCamp—designed for cozy seclusion, romance, and rest. Nestled in a private forest just 1 hour from St. Louis, it blends upscale comfort with immersive nature, while still being 20–35 minutes from hiking, wineries, and dining. ✨Our NEW treehouse, The TreeRise, offers an even more elevated, spacious experience at BaseCamp. Perfect for romantic getaways, anniversaries, personal retreats, and intentional escapes to unplug and reconnect.

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A modern black-clad house is surrounded by natural greenery, showcasing large glass doors that open to the outdoor deck. The gravel driveway leads to a spacious front entrance, blending the home harmoniously with the landscape.
Home in Mountainburg
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Locust Mountain View

This unique place has a style all its own. 5 minutes off the interstate and you can wake up to the most beautiful sunrises and views that Arkansas has to offer. This home has all the amenities you are looking for while still making you feel like you are away from the rest of the world. In the master bedroom we have a king size adjustable mattress that you can set to your exact preference. We are a quick drive to Fayetteville if calling the Hogs and great eateries is more your style!

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An outdoor seating area features a round, suspended chair with cushions, offering a panoramic view of the Gasconade River valley. Natural sunlight filters through the trees, casting soft shadows across the wooden deck.
Cabin in Dixon
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Cabin in the Sky

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway overlooking the breathtaking Gasconade river valley. This cabin has many features and was specifically designed to accommodate the view. Large outdoor space with dining table, grill and extra seating. Close proximity to Fort Leonard Wood. Also minutes from public boat ramp and public hunting land. Interior features Wi-Fi-,full kitchen, laundry. Family friendly--kids are welcome. Several family-friendly activities nearby in St. Robert.

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A welcoming cabin is set against a vibrant sunset, with rich hues of orange and pink illuminating the sky. A wooden deck leads up to the entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills, providing a serene view of the landscape.
Cabin in Mountainburg
5 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews

Sharing the view

Make some memories at this unique and serene place. Overlooking the beautiful Ozark mountains, enjoy the stunning sunrise, or take a ride on Buckhorn Trails with your side by side or four wheeler. A 25 minute drive to the University of Arkansas if calling the Hogs is more your style! We are a short drive to Lake Fort Smith state park here in Mountainburg for fishing or swimming in the pool. We have a beautiful deck, a comfortable bed, and grill for you to cook your favorite meals.

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The Planetarium Treehouse is illuminated against a night sky filled with stars. Two distinct dome structures, one with a colorful LED-lit observatory, stand amidst a natural setting, surrounded by trees. A softly lit pathway leads toward the inviting entry.
Treehouse in Springdale
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Stargazing Planetarium Treehouse Beaver Lake View

Planetarium Treehouse, one of the 100 winners of the worldwide Airbnb OMG! Fund contest. Awaken your inner astronomer with serene lake views and vibrant starry night skies. This is a unique escape for those who seek wonder. The treehouse feels private but has easy access to all the amenities of Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, or Fayetteville. Access to Beaver Lake is simply a 2 minute drive, or a 10 minute hike down the road where you will find beach access to launch kayaks.

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Dome in Eureka Springs
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 378 reviews

Fox Wood Dome with Cedar Hot Tub, Mountain Views

Adventure meets luxury with this one-of-a-kind glamping excursion, as seen on the cover of 417 Magazine! All the best of nature combined with the luxury of an upscale hotel room. Gaze up at the stars, or out at the rolling Eureka forestry from the comfort of your 100% climate-controlled dome. Enjoy the outdoor soaking tub. Cookout on the deck. Drink cocktails from the built-in hammock. 15min to Eureka Springs downtown. 8 min to Beaver Lake/Big Clifty swimming area.

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A spacious outdoor deck is visible through large glass doors, featuring two wooden chairs positioned to take in the panoramic views of the mountains and valley beyond. Natural light floods the area, highlighting the warm wood tones of the deck and the modern cabin interior.
Cabin in Jasper
5 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

Highlands Retreat | Luxury Cabin w/ Mountain View

The Highlands Retreat is a thoughtfully designed 1,300-square-foot cabin set on three private, wooded acres overlooking the breathtaking Arkansas Grand Canyon. Created for those who want to immerse themselves in nature without giving up modern comforts, it’s an ideal base for an unforgettable Ozark adventure or a serene weekend escape. Whether you’re here to explore the outdoors or simply slow down and unwind, everything you need for a memorable stay is right here.

Top guest favorite
The unique fire tower structure is illuminated against the night sky, highlighting its elevated design. Surrounding trees provide a natural backdrop. A gravel path leads to the tower, with a vehicle parked nearby and a fire pit situated on the ground level.
Treehouse in Bradleyville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 246 reviews

The Glade Top Fire Tower / Treehouse

Elevate your stay at the Glade Top Fire Tower Treehouse—a one-of-a-kind retreat rising nearly 40 feet high and designed just for two 💕! Inspired by historic lookout towers, this romantic escape features outdoor showers, a natural rock hot tub, a cozy daybed swing, and a luxurious king bed. Set on 25 private acres surrounded by the Mark Twain National Forest 🌲! It offers unmatched seclusion near the scenic Glade Top Trail and is just an hour from Branson, MO.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Ozark Mountains located?

    The Ozark Mountains extend across parts of Missouri, Arkansas, and into neighboring regions in the central United States. They are known for their rolling hills, dense forests, and network of rivers and lakes.

  • When is the best time to visit Ozark Mountains?

    Milder temperatures and lush landscapes draw many visitors to the Ozark Mountains during spring and fall. Summer is also frequently suggested for outdoor activities, while winter provides a quieter atmosphere with cooler weather.

  • What are some things to do near Ozark Mountains?

    The Ozark Mountains has scenic hikes, limestone caves, and opportunities for canoeing on mountain streams. Guests often explore local folk art centers, historic towns, and nature parks throughout the region.

  • How is the weather near Ozark Mountains?

    The Ozark Mountains experience mild winters, with temperatures around 27–49°F (-3–10°C), and warm summers averaging 68–89°F (20–32°C). Spring and fall bring comfortable, changing conditions, and rainfall spreads throughout the year.

All about Ozark Mountain Jubilee

The Ozark Mountains stretch across nearly 50,000 square miles of land from southeastern Missouri to northwestern Arkansas. Oak and hickory forests cover the mountain range, brimming with lush green vegetation and flowering dogwood trees. The core of the Ozark Mountains is set within the Ozark National Forest, where hikes like the Whitaker Point Trail pass by waterfalls draped with ferns, ending with a stunning lookout point of the valley below. Freshwater springs from the mountains feed into the Jack Fork and Current Rivers in southern Missouri, combining at a narrow canyon. This protected area makes up the 135-mile Ozark National Scenic Riverways, where you can swim and explore the clear waters by canoe or kayak.

Small towns in the Ozark Mountains hover the border between Arkansas and Missouri, where historic sites like the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History and the Saunders Museum shed light on the Ozark’s heritage. Between the two museums, you can see thousands of relics including prehistoric animal exhibits and weapons and tools used by the area’s first explorers. In contrast, you will find mixed media art displays packed into the Crystal Bridges Contemporary Museum of American Art, a modern, glass building at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains that is surrounded by thick forest brush and outdoor sculptures.

What are the top things to do in Ozark Mountain Jubilee?

Buffalo National River

An hour-long drive from southeastern Missouri or northwestern Arkansas, the Buffalo National River is set between towering rock bluffs topped with lush green trees. You can rent a canoe or kayak on-site to explore the 135-mile river or hike the serene half-mile River Overlook Trail for panoramic views of the Buffalo River from above.

Ancient Ozark Natural History Museum

About 30 minutes south of Branson, the Ancient Ozark History Museum houses thousands of artifacts and remains from prehistoric animals that used to roam the Ozarks, including giant sloths and mammoths. Artifacts from the first settlers of the Ozark Mountains are also on display here, including arrowheads, wagons, and clothes worn by the earliest native settlers.

Dogwood Canyon Nature Park

Located a half-hour between Branson, Missouri and Eureka Springs, Arkansas, the 10,000-acre Dogwood Canyon Nature Park sits near the border of both states. On the six-mile Dogwood Canyon Trail, you can explore the park’s flowing waterfalls and lush dogwood trees by rental bike or on foot, while looking out for local wildlife like bison, elk, and deer.

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