The Hardy Lakehouse Lilypad is a private, delightful two-story home on Kiwanie Lake just blocks from the Southfork of the Spring River. The home sits on an acre of land with a seasonal creek and private dock for your enjoyment. Fenced and pet friendly, it is a great retreat for small or larger groups (9 max). Use our boats for fishing at the lake or enjoy local shuttle rentals on the Spring River. Fill your days with the beauty of the outdoors and come home to play pool or enjoy a campfire. The space - Large porches - The acre yard is fenced on 3 sides, the 4th side being the lake. There is also a small fenced area by the house within the larger fenced yard. Great for your pet (one pet limit.) - 2 tables upstairs for dining - The lake has bream, bass, crappie and catfish in it! Although not recommended for swimming because of the muddy bottom, the lake is great for fishing. - Pool table, air hockey table, corn hole game - Drum set in game room - Paddle boat, canoe & aluminum row boat - Washer/dryer, please bring your own detergent Guest access Access all spaces. Other things to note Lake Kiwanie was named for and is located at the old Kamp Kiwani (no "e" in the original spelling) in Hardy, AR. Kamp Kiwani (The Girl Scout Council of the Mid-South) began in 1920 when 80 acres in the foothills of the Ozarks near Hardy, Arkansas became the first Kamp Kiwani and served until it was sold in 1960. It was one of the first Girl Scout camps built, about the same time Camp Miramichee and Camp Kia Kima began in Hardy on the Southfork of the Spring River. Kamp Kiwani moved to Hardeman County near Middleton, Tennessee but the spirit of camping, canoeing and the love of nature remains. The neighborhood now consists of the private lake, cabins and homes conveniently located between Hardy and Cherokee Village (2 miles to each). The Lakehouse Lilypad is part of our Camp Miramichee Falls short term rentals. We have 8 rentals ranging in size from 1-room cabins to this 3,000 square foot home. Three in a row on Kiwanie Lake and 5 cabins on the Southfork River across the road, two blocks away.