Quaint cottages and cabins with beautiful views of Table Rock Lake. The owners are great people!…read more It's convenient to Silver Dollar City and Indian Point Marina.

We stayed there over the weekend at the Captains Quarters treehouse. The staff was AMAZING, the…read moretreehouse was sparkling clean and the area was quiet and peaceful. The coffee supplied was delicious!! Bring your family here to either camp or use a cabin. I promise it's worth it! We cannot wait to come back!!

We just drove past and really looked at each treehouse and all the surrounding areas…read more The entire area is quite impressive and each house is so cute and quaint! Very clean, quiet, and family or couples friendly. Each house has its own unique charm and personality... based on themes. We didn't stay there because it's quite expensive!

We had an amazing weekend! I got engaged down on the bank of the lake and it couldn't have been…read moremore perfect! The cabin suite was beautiful and peaceful and the amenities were amazing! (Trust the curves and gravel road to the cabins, it's worth it)

Absolutely incredible place. First, the front desk girl (so sorry, I cannot recall your name) was…read moreso warm, friendly and welcoming. She was very competent and knew answers to any questions. Probably the best customer service we've had in a looooong time. The cabins are so romantic, clean and very nice. The extra touches were a pleasant surprise! The views are breathtaking and the location cannot be beat. We cannot wait to come back next year!

Dogwood Hills Guest Farm is a great farm experience. Between feeding and milking the cows, having…read moreyour tastbuds spoiled with great food, and top-notch service, I recommend everyone in or passing through the North-Centeral Arkansas area to try it out. Great beds and peaceful nights sleep, away from the city noise.

We had such an amazing stay at Dogwood Hills! Ruth, Grace & Tom go out of their way to create a…read morewelcoming and comfortable environment. The lovingly prepared, and locally sourced, home-cooked meals were absolutely delicious, and the farm is home to a wide array of friendly animals to hang with. As a person with multiple food allergies, eating while traveling is usually a source of constant stress for me. However, the care that was taken to prepare each of my meals was so thoughtful and intentional that I cannot stress how cared for I felt. (PS: Everything that comes out of this kitchen is gluten-free!) Not to mention, this was THE spot to watch the eclipse, and is a close drive to the beautiful Buffalo National River. Thank you for the lovely stay!!

Steve and Elisabeth run a 5 Star lodge and it is no wonder they are rated the # 1 Orvis Lodge of…read more2024! Food was GREAT, wines were v. good, and great selection of other beverages. The lodge has some of the best trophies from around the world creating a world-class feel, and rooms are spacious, high ceilings. Our room had a private porch and beds were awesome, bathroom with shower & tub was super nice. Huge deck overlooks the river and hummingbirds galore entertain morning coffee and evening cocktails. This place is fantastic and we will become regulars. Highly recommend it for a 1st class experience. Fishing guides were some of the best we've had and of course the fishing was amazing.

A great experience all around! The lodge the hosts the food the view the fishing were all…read moreexceptional. Even if you aren't fishing its a great place to relax. I don't think you can find anything else like it on the river.

This place is great! Our family took over 4 cottages for our wedding weekend in 2007: the Tom…read moreSawyer, the Kingfisher, the Clovertree, and the Becky Thatcher. We were pleased with each cottage. It was so much nicer staying here than at a cookie cutter hotel. This would be a nice place to stay for a couple or a family. It was a reunion of sorts for our family and the facilities were perfect. There was ample space for cooking out or in. The kids had the freedom to run and play and there were plenty of options for the adults to visit. As we all know, everyone needs a little time to be alone on a family weekend and there was room for that as well. The lake was not usable when we were there, I don't know if that's changed. The geese were very comfortable around people but did not prevent us from enjoying the outdoor areas. If you don't want to be in town but wish to be close to town or if you like more space than a hotel room offers, this would be a good option. The cabins are decorated nicely but no one will be afraid to sit on a chair or use a table. Staying here made it easy to enjoy our weekend and our family.

OMG! WHAT A FIND..... **With your choice of amazing little…read moreVictorian home B&B's around town - I'm glad we ended up here! **Located about a mile outside Eureka Springs on #23 - you are transported back to a wilderness / private experience in the woods! 8-10 cabins are located among the trees on Lake Lucerne - each with it's own surroundings, wildlife and ambiance. You don't really 'rough it' with kitchen, living room, jacuzzi tub, high ceilings, outdoor deck and a 5 minute drive into town! The cabins are cute, spacious, and inviting. **Your host (Faryl) is the greatest, who lives just yards away in a small home surrounded by her llamas, alpacas, chickens & donkeys! She'll bend over backwards to help you with directions, needs, suggestions to see & do in and around town, and seems to know everyone there! **SO GLAD WE FOUND THIS PLACE!

The facility was a quiet location with beautiful view out the back window and the in-room spa tub…read morewas really nice, though looked like it needed a scrub. Details of our stay--received an email the day before our arrival stating the owners had purchased new furniture, bedding, and had "stocked" the room with "luxury" items. Nothing was new, furniture outdated but okay, and no luxury items of any kind were present. The "dedicated work area" was a small round table, with two old chairs (like you find in a dentist's office from the 90s). The advertised, provided breakfast was a pint of milk, 2 small individual juices, two small granola bars, and two individual cold cereals--one of these expired by six months. This was all the breakfast for two people for a two-night stay. The advertised sauna was extra cost, though was listed as free. With cleaning and service fees, room was $175 a night. Weird thing--our room had a small flyer with the picture of a young girl, with a short bio stating she was 13 and was the housekeeper for the room. Unless they are violating child labor laws, I assume this was one of their kids (and could still be a child labor violation?) A blatant ploy for tips or sympathy or...? All in all, way overpriced and not as described/advertised. Their Facebook post states all rooms are remodeled with fireplaces--not true. We had an issue with safety and reported it, nothing was done. This place in no way felt like a wellness spa stay.

Having visited the Hummingbird Inn in years past, we were excited to visit again. However, our…read morevisit was met with disappointment, to say the least. When we first arrived, a man was sitting behind a closed door to the right of the entry in a recliner, almost hiding behind his laptop. We walked into the lobby and saw no one, so we went and knocked on the door of the room where the man was sitting. He finally spoke to us and we were able to get to our room. later than evening, we wanted to take a shower, but found that the shower had no faucet, only a pipe coming out of the wall. That left us no choice but to take a bath in the jacuzzi. Getting in and out was problematic for me, and truly almost dangerous, but I managed. On top of everything else, there is no breakfast so it is false advertising to call it a "B & B". Whereas under the prior owners, I rated the place a 5 out of 5, and referred numerous friends to the place over the years, I am stretching it to give it a rating of 2. Needless to say, we won't be back. It should be noted that the "host", when told of the shower issue, advised that his wife had been working on it and he thought it was finished. He did move us to another room, but the shower in the other room hardly left room to turn around and the water never got more than luke-warm. All I. all, it was a VERY disappointing experience. PS - a phone call on Saturday to advise of the problem with the room was never returned.

We're glad we discovered this gem on Beaver Lake. Very nice, clean and great attention to detail…read more Loved the view from the deck. We had a lovely stay and will definitely stay here again!

We absolutely loved staying here! The owners went above and beyond to make our stay perfect. The…read morelake access was so close and this cabin has all the amenities you would want! I would highly recommend staying here! We will return in the summer.

Extremely Disappointing and Unprofessional Experience…read more My mother and I attended a timeshare presentation with Lifetime Destinations at Branson's Nantucket Resort in Branson, Missouri. We agreed to attend a two-hour presentation in exchange for a promised $400 gift card/credit. Initially, our sales representative, Doug, was pleasant and courteous. Unfortunately, it quickly became apparent that his friendliness disappeared the moment we politely declined to purchase. After the agreed-upon two-hour presentation, we respectfully explained that we already own a Disney Vacation Club (DVC) timeshare and were not interested in giving it up. I asked to review a contract and was refused. I also asked several additional questions about the program, but none were answered to my satisfaction. Rather than addressing our concerns professionally, Doug's demeanor changed dramatically. He became verbally abusive and repeatedly insulted my intelligence, telling me that I "must be ignorant" because I would not sign over our DVC ownership. No customer deserves to be spoken to in such a disrespectful and demeaning manner simply because they choose not to make a purchase. The worst part of the experience occurred when I stepped away briefly to use the restroom. While I was gone, Doug was alone with my elderly mother. When I returned, I overheard him tell her, "You must not care about your children the way I do about mine." I was shocked. My mother raised me by herself, and hearing a salesperson make such a personal and hurtful comment to an elderly woman was beyond inappropriate. It was cruel, manipulative, and completely unprofessional. Sales presentations should never involve personal attacks or attempts to guilt customers into making major financial decisions. At that point, we had already been there for approximately two and a half hours--thirty minutes longer than the time we had agreed to. Despite fulfilling our obligation to attend the presentation, Lifetime Destinations refused to provide the promised $400 gift card/credit, apparently because we chose not to purchase their product. We lost valuable vacation time and left feeling mistreated and disrespected. I calmly told Doug that he owed both my mother and me an apology for the way he had spoken to us. His response was to raise his voice and say, "I am not going to apologize." That response demonstrated a complete lack of professionalism, accountability, and basic respect for customers. Our decision not to purchase should have been accepted courteously. Instead, we were subjected to insults, intimidation, guilt tactics, and disrespect. No reputable business should allow its representatives to treat potential customers this way. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend Lifetime Destinations or their presentations. We expected a professional presentation and honest answers to our questions. Instead, we encountered high-pressure sales tactics, personal insults, and treatment that no customer--especially an elderly woman--should ever endure. I hope management takes complaints like this seriously and ensures that future guests are treated with the dignity and respect every customer deserves.

Tried to come to the presentation for a voucher however the man did not remind us that we needed to…read morephysically park there. Why does it matter? We had a ride drop us off to the presentation. We drove an hour from our family reunion just to go to this presentation. Gas isn't cheap. It just sucks that we had to find out only when we got there. Either they like to have angry customers or their training is in shambles. How could you not clearly explain all the rules you have? If you know something may be confusing or needs to be reminded for customers why not let them know beforehand? They just want to manipulate people to coming in and then they'll finally let you know why you can't qualify. Don't waste your time. What does it matter if my car is parked here or not? Waste of time. Waste of energy. BEWARE!!!!