Vacation with us today! Select one of our cabins and enjoy your vacation in the Ozark Mountains and the Buffalo National River Country.
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Come, share our mountain with us. We’ll treat you to some of the favorite things we’ve enjoyed on it all our lives. Sip your morning coffee and watch the sunlight burn away wisps of tattered fog in the valley below you. Relax in the evening and watch a spectacular sunset to the tune of a last evening serenade from the many birds that make our wooded acreage home.
Scenic Highway 7 is nearby and we’re just seven miles south of Jasper, Arkansas, but we’re well off the road where it is peaceful and quiet and you can experience fully the special serenity of these age-old mountains.
Inside our cozy log cabins, comfort awaits you. They are fully furnished with a kitchen, all cooking and eating utensils, electric cook stove with oven, microwave, toaster, coffeepot, television, rock fireplace, electric heat and air conditioning, a private bedroom downstairs, and a loft, providing space for six to eight guests. One of our cabins has a ramp and is handicap equipped.
Outside, there’s a charcoal barbecue grill, a welcoming porch with a swing for enjoying the view, a large play area with a volleyball court, and hiking trails to explore.
We are native Newton Countians with a lifelong love affair with these mountains and we are committed to making your welcome warm, your stay comfortable, and your memories of your Ozarks stay delightful. Each season has its special offering and we’re open year around.
We are just minutes away from the Buffalo National River to the north and Big Piney Creek to the south, both nationally famous for smallmouth bass fishing. Bring your fishing gear and bathing suits for lots of water fun. Canoe rentals and shuttle service are available locally. The White River is also nearby and its trout fishing is known all over the country. Almost at our back door is the Ozarks National Forest, with its recreation areas, hiking trails, and scenic drives. There’s caves to explore, horseback riding, craft shops and antique stores, and there’s a restaurant just one-fourth mile away overlooking the Arkansas Grand Canyon.
Also near us:
Fishing - the Buffalo River has lots of smallmouth bass, largemouth, spotted bass, catfish, goggle-eye, and a variety of panfish.
Caving - explore on your own at recreation areas like Lost Valley or call Mystic Caverns, 870-743-1739, or Hurricane River Cave, 1-800-245-2282.
Golfing - There are golf courses at Harrison, Diamond City, Bull Shoals and Huntsville.
Shows - Eureka Springs, or Branson, is an easy day trip. For information, call 417-334-6340
Crafts - You’ll find them here in the Ozarks, the same functional, beautiful furniture, quilts, baskets, toys, and other treasures our ancestors made when they came here in the early 1800s. Or, try a day trip to , Silver Dollar City for shows, crafts, and family fun. Call 1-800-952-6626 for information.
Scenic Drives - You’ll never see them all in a month of Sundays, but each has its special features. If you want a pocket guide to help select one or two, call 1-800-544-MTNS to request it. In April and October, the Newton County Beautification Committee hosts the Spring Dogwood Tour and the Fall Color Tour. This guided school bus drive over more than 60 miles of back roads costs just $4. For information call 870-446-2240.
Hiking Trails - The Ozark Highlands Trail is accessible from several points in Newton County and there are numerous shorter trails in the Ozark National Forest and on the Buffalo National River. Call the Buffalo Ranger Station for USFS brochures and maps at 870-446-5122. Call the National Park Service for information at 870-741-5443. Buffalo River maps and brochures may also be picked up at the Pruitt Ranger Station on Highway 7.
Watchable Wildlife - We’re the Elk Capitol of Arkansas by proclamation of the governor, and you can enjoy seeing our elk herd at many locations along the Buffalo River. We’ll help you select a spot for elk watching. We also have a wonderful variety of wildlife ranging from whitetail deer and black bear to gray and red squirrels and from bald eagles and great blue herons to finches. Exploring Newton County is an adventure.
Lakes - We are close enough to Bull Shoals Lake for an easy day trip to enjoy boating and fishing there.
We Are Open Year Around
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Two people, per night |
$90 |
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Each additional person |
$10 |
| Ages 11 thru 17 |
$5 |
| Children age 10 and under stay free, (limit 3) $3 each additional | |
| If staying five nights or more |
$80 |
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Weekly rates (after fourth night) |
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Two people, five nights |
$400 |
Plus tax
A $40 per night deposit is required. Balance of payment due at check-in.
Rates subject to change
| Cash, personal check or travelers check preferred. |
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Check-in is 2:00 p.m. Check-out at 11 a.m.
Cancellation policy: A 30 day notification is required to receive full refund. In event it is necessary to cancel within this 30 days, the $40 will not be refunded, unless dates are rebooked. If a portion of the days reserved are rebooked, only the dates rebooked will be refunded (minus a $15 cancellation fee).
We do have no smoking in some cabins.
We are 7 miles South of Jasper, Arkansas on Scenic Byway 7
| Lookout Mountain Log Cabins | ||
| HCR 31, Box 90 | ||
| Jasper, Arkansas, 72641 | ||
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Phone: | 870-446-6224 |
| 800-596-5409 | ||
| Native Owned and Operated by | ||
| James & Joyce Carter | ||
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