Beautiful and stunning views of the lake. Would love to come back here! However Patty at the front…read moredesk call center makes way to many mistakes. Try reaching out to Jane instead.

My wife and I stayed for a week in the king bed suite. Very nice clean room. The bed was…read morecomfortable as well as the couch. The continental breakfast was fair nothing special with box orange juice and milk. The view over the lake is nice and you get to see deer in the evening and mornings right outside your room. This is not fancy resort but still a nice facility. There are few flaws that I would change but I can get critical from working in construction.

We have a wonderful experience in here. The place and view are awesome. Breakfast is served from…read more8:30 - 9:00 and you have the option to have a romantic breakfast in your room or get it from the dining room with everyone . Breakfast is just perfect. Room is pretty and clean with jacuzi inside. The view from the balcony is just refreshing. Though we are not able to use the pool because it's too cold but it looks enticing ;). . They got a theater room that you can enjoy. The owner/host chandra is so nice and friendly. You can never go wrong in this place. The drive around the town is pretty cool with all the nature and lake views. Restaurants serve good seafood , fresh and yummy. I really recommend this place to everyone. Best experience so far! Too bad we can only stay for 2 nights because we had to get home and work on New Year's eve.

Absolutely perfect. Beautiful views, nice room, amazing pool and hot tub, delicious breakfast…read more We decided to visit Broken Bow on a whim. It was 6 hours to South Padre or 6 hours to Oklahoma, so we decided to head north. It was so much more than we expected and we will definitely be back!!

This place is absolutely amazing for a quiet getaway! Cabins are very clean and cozy. The lake…read morewater near the cabins isn't the cleanest but cabins are located within a 15 minute drive to the bigger/cleaner part of the lake. Nature trails in the area are absolutely stunning. The owners were very friendly and willing to help in any way possible.

If you want to get away from it all, this is your place!…read more It is very remote, but if you want a place to go and stay there (for the most part), and fish, swim in the swimming pool, hike, etc., it is a great place. If you want to spend most of your time in Beavers Bend State Park, it is not too convenient for that. And, don't expect to get a cell phone signal. Wifi is not dependable. So, GREAT place if you want to be "removed," and very pretty. Since there isn't much information, I'll say: there are 8 cabins and they are down an 8-mile long road (Game Preserve Road/Sherman Road) from a point that is about 12 miles north of the state parks. There is a swimming pool, and there is a boat ramp very close by. The "lakefront" is a stretch. You can walk down a trail (gets very steep at the end) to the cove of the lake.

Warning to all guests visiting Pine Lake Resorts in Broken Bow, Oklahoma: My family and I stayed at…read morethe Hyyge Hideaway during Memorial Day weekend. The trip was intended to be a relaxing family reunion and a celebration of my in-laws' 50th wedding anniversary. Initially, the cabin was satisfactory, aside from some minor cosmetic issues. However, our stay quickly took a turn for the worse. On the second day, we began hearing noises in the ceiling, which we assumed were raccoons. As the weekend progressed, the sounds intensified, with the raccoons scratching and scurrying about the living room ceiling. I was unable to sleep during the last two nights due to the noise and my fear of raccoons. The final night was the most terrifying, as the raccoons had climbed into the closet with the heater and were hissing and attempting to escape. There were at least three raccoons in the closet and two more above our heads in the vent. I was overwhelmed with fear and stayed awake all night, watching the bedroom door. Fortunately, we departed the following morning, and none of us were injured or bitten by the raccoons. My sister-in-law has been attempting to obtain a refund for our distressing experience. However, Pine Lake Resorts has refused to take responsibility for the pest infestation and safety concerns on their property. It is unacceptable that guests should be expected to deal with such issues, and I hope that the management will take necessary steps to address this problem.

Beautiful setting! Quiet, restful, great fishing and pool. All the cabins are high end and…read moreluxurious. We stayed in Choose Joy Cabin and it had indoor and outside games.

I loved the cabin! Perfect place to watch the eclipse. The hot tub and covered porch were…read moreamazing!!! Our handy man was so nice and helpful. We spent most of our time outside on the lower covered porch or on the sunny upper porch. Loved our time in Hochatown Thank you Toni and Buddy for making our time in Hochatown memorable!

We have been going and staying in these cabins for the past 3 years. They are amazing!! So very…read moreclean and everything has been thought of! A great place to go to just relax and rejuvenate!!

We went camping this last weekend (the first weekend in May) and had a blast at Beaver's Bend park…read more Almost everything about the park was perfect... It was a gorgeous area, cheap to stay overnight in their (not so) primitive camping area, lots of wildlife and hiking trails. The only problem was that almost EVERY campsite was taken. We had to drive around several times to find one on a friday afternoon, and the attendant at the front desk had no idea how full the park was (?). My advice would be to get to the park early on a Friday if you're staying over the weekend, or else go on a weekday when it'll be empty. Other than that it's a beautiful park for a weekend getaway. Also beware of the warning siren that goes off when the dam is opening - it's very loud and unpredictable, and sometimes goes off in the middle of the night. It's not so bad if you know to expect it.

This is an awesome and beautiful place to do camping. Various reasons why I did not give 4 stars:…read more#1-because they only had 2 showers for the entire site!!!!!!! thats crazy!! i had to take a shower around 11pm because of the big line and even though I waited so long still had to wait when I went down there aroun 11pm... #2- 2 toilets for the entire site! the other area that had toilets didnt even have electricity,was really nasty to use.....beside that the park is beautiful and it would be great if managent tale care of restrooms and if they add more showers to the site.

We loved our time in this cabin (Kindled Pines, previously known as Barely Camping). It was clean,…read morecomfortable, and very well-stocked. All we needed to bring was our own food. The cabin had toiletries, plenty of towels, trash bags, cookware, etc. The owners were responsive when contacted. The only thing some people might or might not like is the location. It's within easy walking distance of a few shops and restaurants, and the road is paved until you turn into the cabin driveway. That was a postive for us. But some people might not like the fact that there was the sound of cars driving by, and in the evenings there was live music at a bar that could be heard from our cabin. We didn't mind it but some might. A few years ago we stayed at a different cabin (Oh, Dear), which was much quieter but was down an unacceptably rough, unpaved road with large holes in it. We were happy to trade easier access and no worries about damaging our car for a bit less quiet. And to be fair, maybe they've fixed the other road by now, I don't know. We didn't want to risk it.

Broken Bow is always fun and memorable. This was our 1st family trip to Broken Bow, and I have…read morepersonally been several times. I decided to rent from Blue Beaver again since they've never let me down. I can't necessarily say that this time. I rented one of the biggest cabins on their website. We went to the beautiful Steinmore. This cabin is very impressive and has plenty of space for everyone. The rooms are decorated nicely, and all the amenities were thought of. My biggest letdown was the beds in the 2 master rooms downstairs. The beds are not of the highest quality and do not have box springs. The beds sit VERY low for the group and make it very difficult to get in and out of. I am 6ft, 230 lbs., and felt like I was sinking into the bed and rolling back toward the headboard. My daughter and her husband slept in the master closet to the kitchen, and they too did not sleep well. The mattresses were not the issue, it was the fact that the mattresses are sitting on planks. Other things that were bothersome are small details and have to do with expectations. * Dusty blinds * Smears on walls * Trashcan was not empty upon arrival * The walls behind the trashcans were dirty * The trash bin drawer was filthy around the lip of the can * Comforters and throw pillows in bedrooms were stained * Only two trash bags were left for a family of 15 for the whole weekend * Christmas plates and décor on the table were dusty- Probably pulled from the storage and set right onto the table * Glasses were greasy and many needed to be rewashed before using These are all small details that will make this cabin more awesome than it was. When you pay almost $3k for a weekend you would expect perfection.

We had a good time floating w lucky dog the inside staff and staff at the river were good also…read more Very helpful and informative. Our issue was at the very beginning and the older lady that has to be the manager/owner. I came over the hill faster than I should have, noted, my mIstake, absolutely noted, my passengers let me know before she even arrived. But once she did arrive ay my door and the power trip began. I immediately expressed knowledge that I knew what I did and apologized. But she continued to stand there and reprimand me like a child for four more go through what had happened. I had to turn away from her to stop. It was a crazy event. I'm a grown women w adult children I just needed a firm reminder and a walk away would have worked much better. Then the mad eye contact she was giving me later in the store was crazy too. Maybe a bad day for her which absolutely happens. But perhaps a slow Sign or a speed limit sign or simply better signage out front might be helpful. I was bringing a party of 16 in and we all had trouble locating the place on maps. Perhaps she should start there to get her guest to the location successful.

Very very over priced for what is it. The rocks make you drag very bad in certain areas, the trees…read morethat have fallen down could seriously hurt someone but I mean they know that so they make you sign stuff. The bus was ok but carrying floats and such down super steep stairs on top of having to carry everything super far to even get in the water is ridiculous! Would highly NOT recommend.

Never stayed there. However their ad on TV shows a guy jumping off a boat into the lake with NO…read morelife presever on. Dangerous and stupid. Kids will be saying "if he can do it, so can I" again dangerous and stupid.

Who doesn't enjoy riding on a little train through the forest? My kiddos loved it, and I had a lot…read moreof fun too! One of the best things about our short ride were all the deer. As we chug along the engineer throws corn out the side. I guess they have been doing this forever because tons of deer come right up to the train tracks as soon as they hear the train whistle. We probably saw 30 deer, including lots of babies. They literally come right up to the train, almost within touching distance. The engineer was super nice and good with the kids. The little train is open so try to go when it's not hot. He even hit the gas hard as we were going down a hill to give us a little speed. They also have horse trail rides, pony rides, and some food. Things are a little overpriced so we only ride the train but it was fun. Also, bathrooms are a little bit of a walk down the road. The train ride is about 15 minutes, which is a fine amount of time for what it is. I would recommend giving it a try if you are in town.