The Piney Pioneer Cabin

This cabin sits right on the main channel of the Arkansas River. It is built from cedars cut from surrounding land and mostly repurposed items. The train tracks run alongside the river, so guests can enjoy both train and barge traffic. The loft bedroom is accessed by stairs that would be more aptly described as a ladder; it would be dangerous for small children or people who are not well balanced. Guests can enjoy the outdoor fire pit, grilling, and beautiful sunsets. The space This is a primitive cabin and not suited for people who cannot easily climb a ladder. There is a loft bedroom and a futon couch. There are also two hammocks that can be hung on the hooks inside or on trees outside. There is a beautiful view (no access) of the Arkansas River. Railroad tracks run alongside the river, so there will be train traffic (they do not honk, just rumble on past). There are also dogs, chickens, and cows on the property; ear plugs are provided just in case any noise disturbs your sleep. The kitchen has a Breville oven that can hold a 9x13” pan. There are 2 portable burners, a toaster, a kurig, and a microwave. The kitchen is equipped with pans and baking dishes. Landscaping is still in progress. We live on the property right next to the cabin, and will interact as little or much as needed. Guest access Guests will have access to the entire cabin and surrounding outside area. Outside, there is a fire pit, a chiminea, and a covered area with an Oklahoma Joe smoker/grill. Other things to note The climb up to the loft bedroom is basically a ladder; please make sure your party is comfortable climbing up and down from the loft. Keep in mind that the bathroom is downstairs, which means climbing down in the middle of the night to use the facilities. Also, there are dogs, chickens, and cows on the property, so you may hear barking, roosters crowing, or cows mooing (as well as the train!) Ear plugs are provided just in case these noises disturb your sleep.