I am beyond thankful to have found this place at the last minute. Our other accommodations did not…read morework out and Kelly was nice enough to get a cabin ready for me, my brother and his dogs and let us stay. I was so happy that she had a cabin available (cabin #2)! And what a cabin! These are log cabins with long decks that overlook the Arkansas hills. Everything was clean and just really, really nice. I was looking for a place with a full kitchen, and this had it (well, minus the oven, but that was OK, it had a toaster oven!), including full-sized refrigerator, microwave, stove. The kitchen had everything you might need: pots, pans, all manner of utensils, all the dishes and silverware, storage containers potholders, etc. There was a dining table, and couches and a coffee table in front of the fireplace. There were games on the shelf that you could play, there were lots of power outlets, big fluffy towels in the bathroom, and parking for 2+ cars. The downstairs bedroom had a queen bed (I think) and upstairs in the loft was a twin and a double. Lots of room to spread around here! The deck had a birdfeeder and a hummingbird feeder (and, yes, the hummingbirds do show up), with rocker-swing two-seater, barbecue, bench, and two chairs, just plenty of room to hang out. Our deck overlooked a beautiful field in front of the view of all the pretty Arkansas hills. Oh, and the sunset was almost directly in front of us! I felt like I was living in the hunting lodge of a Lord of the Manor and thoroughly enjoyed being there. It is about a quarter-mile up a side road from Highway 7, just south of Jasper, and it was very quiet there except for the sounds of birds! Kelly was extremely accommodating and gracious, and again, I was thoroughly thrilled to find this place on short notice because it was really spectacular and beyond my expectations!

With just four cabins, and located outside of town, it might be easy to overlook Ozark Mountain…read moreCabins, but then you'd miss out one of the gems of the Jasper Area. Sitting on the side of the mountain, each cabin features spectacular views of the valley. With three full size beds, our cabin was just the right size for a group looking to explore the nearby river or hike in the mountains. The kitchen is fully outfitted and they even provide a grill! The only drawback is that there is no internet or TV. Of course, this might be seen as a benefit to some as it adds to the charm or being in a cabin in an area known for its outdoor activities.

Everything about this place is the best! Staff, facility, and the site itself…read more.. I have visited during the annual Wakarusa Music Festival and explored the grounds very thoroughly! Magical beauty, but with the creature comforts you enjoy. I always miss it greatly once I leave, that's the sign of a place getting ahold of you.

I stayed here with 3 other guys. We took a bike ride up to Arkansas to try out the Pig Trails. This…read moreplace is nice. The staff went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. Whatever we needed or asked for they were ready to accommodate us. At one point we needed a gas can and they provided it. We got there late (10 pm or so), when the front office was closed. We called the phone number posted on the front door and someone came within 10 minutes to let us into the house we rented. We rented the Sears house. The place comes with a washer and dryer. This is great for those on bikes, this means you can carry less clothes and wash your jeans and shirts along with your "unmentionables" every night. Laundry detergent, shampoo, body wash, and towels are provided. I would definitely return and stay here. We bought a few beers and relaxed at night. The room has satellite television which is great to watch the news and local weather daily. The A/C worked and cooled the house great. We ate breakfast at the local gas station down by Ozark. It was a great diner with big breakfast plates. The place is called Hillbilly Hideout. If you are on your motorcycle, remember that the ride up to the Sears house is tricky. There's pavement for a short stretch but then there's loose gravel/rocks. This can be a little difficult to cruise or ride on with two wheels. Makes your front wheel dance left to right quite a bit.

A nice little place to stay. The owners are kind. Very quite never heard the person next to me…read more Close to downtown Jasper.

Cheap rooms like old motel nothing fancy clean rooms. Canoe rental is great! They take you when you…read morewant, unless you have to wait for a return trip from river but never long. Very nice locals own it, they've been here for years. If your looking for wifi in room and flatscreen not here. You can get it outside lol. River is great for canoe or kayak. They also offer car drop off if you bring your own boat.

Working in the area Called late, they had a room! Staff was…read morevery nice, bed was comfy and great shower! Don't pass it up!

We stayed at the Madison Motel for five nights in early June 2015. Our clean spacious room had a…read morekitchenette and assigned parking for only $65 per night. This roadside 50's motel on Highway 23 is on the way to Eurcka Springs and about an hour from Crystal Bridges Art Museum in Bentonville. The room itself had a double bed , cable TV and air conditioning. The kitchen had a stove, microwave, medium size refrigerator freezer and dishes for serving food. The bathroom was efficient with a tub-shower, sink, toilet, and clean towels daily. There was plenty of hot water and soap and shampoo were provided. The TV was a 19 inch predigital type but with cable it didn't matter. My only complaint was there was no blanket on the bed between the top sheet and the bedspread. We had temperatures close to 90 so maybe this is standard during the summer in the south. There was also no Kleenex of any kind and we were only given two guest size soaps for our five night stay. One for the sink and one for the tub. By the fifth night the bar in the tub was barely visible and we had to use the one on the sink. I also wish they removed the kitchen trash daily. The medium size can was full to the brim the morning we left. Would I stay here againi? Yes. I would even pay another $10 a night for Klennex, more soap and daily trash removal. Don't expect the Hilton for the price, but it's cozy and the owners are friendly.