Bean Creek Cabins

A beautiful spot we stay at the creek side cabin two beds onside for adult other side for children, adult size 2 queen-sized beds, children size 4 bunk beds, all staggered, both have couches in them, both have TVS in them and a small kitchen in the middle. The creek side, you can sit on the porch with a swing and listen to the creek bable by plenty of room for the kids to get out. And run away. Close enough to all the local local activities, 5 stars out of 5 bathroom is located outside but there is a walkway. To the bathroom, it has an outside shower for rinsing off from playing in the creek and then the inside shower. And it's a separate room, enclosed with a toilet and a shower and a sink. The cabin comes. Fully stock with dishes, utility plates, no oven, but there is a hot plate for pans and a nice griddle. There's also a air prayer and a microwave. All the dishes and bowls that you would need and over papers.Upplies

The stay was good my family enjoyed the cabin and property very peaceful. Only issues we had was the skunk under the cabin made it smell from time to time

Pictures are beautiful it truly is a quiet little paradise 😃

Ir was wonderful. Quit peaceful We saw a black bear up a tree. Our dogs loved it. You can walk around on the property so peaceful. Perfect for a getaway.

The properties pictures were all mixed together. The smaller cabins are fishing cabins with outhouse style bathrooms. I rented the cabin as a spa bridal night. There was no stove or bath. (the burnpit and bridge were nice).

This was a last minute rental due to our other VRBO property locking us out almost 2 hours after check-in time and we were staying in a relatively remote area of Arkansas. The description of this property was limited. It is in a beautiful location and the property was clean, beds comfy, nicest firepit we have ever seen and we had everything we needed in the kitchen.(There is no oven or stovetop.) Here is what is not listed in the property description: the bathroom (while nice) is not attached to the house. You must go out and up stairs to access. The security light failed to come on the third night (not sure why.) To get to the cabin, you must go down a bit of a hill and across a bridge. Which is why after we unloaded 4 days of food and equipment (2nd time)(again, not a lot of choices in this area) we only messaged Expedia but did not contact the host about the horrible smell coming from the porch. (To eliminate the smell, part of the porch would most likely need to be pulled up and we were either going to back to our home in Dallas or try to live with it.) Clearly an animal died under there and is decomposing. It was impossible to sit on the porch the entire weekend. We abated the smell using citronella punks and scented candles. Again, the area is beautiful, the spring fed streams running in front of the cabin are delightful but the hike to the bathroom, the hike to the car, the lack of a stove AND the truly horrible smell contribute to the stars we gave this accomodation.