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Top-rated cabins in Hochatown

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Cabin in Broken Bow
Vaulted Pines- Luxury Honeymoon Cabin
Welcome to Vaulted Pines! With over 150 five star reviews this state-of-the-art 1100 square foot, professionally designed cabin which offers all of the modern luxuries so you can relax and unwind in beautiful Broken Bow, OK. Set on a spacious wooded acre lot, the cabin features a grand living area and primary retreat with a spa-inspired bathroom. Relax on the giant custom built porch swing and enjoy the hot tub equipped with bluetooth speakers as well as the s'more welcoming fire-pit.
$211 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
Retreat to this secluded 1 bdrm farmhouse
Welcome to S'mores + Snores, a brand-new luxury farmhouse cabin situated in a perfect location. This cabin has a large wrap-around deck and outdoor hot tub! Inside you are able to cozy up next to the gas fireplace while watching your favorite shows on the large HDTV. Prepare meals in this gorgeous custom kitchen outfitted with everything you could need. The bathroom is built like a 5 star spa, with a large soaker tub and walk in shower. Come relax in our little slice of paradise!
$149 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
Logan's Bluff Cabin at Hochatown
Logan’s Bluff Cabin is a very luxurious cabin and has several amenities that are extremely unique!The Back Deck has one the best views of All Cabins in Hochatown – Featuring Wood Fireplace with High View over Lukfata Creek! The Tree House Hot Tub Gazebo, with 20 feet Height and 50 feet almost STRAIGHT DOWN View Over the Creek, is incredibly stunning! Logan’ Bluff Cabin features one of the MOST Unique Outdoor Fire Pit with Creek View!
$277 per night

Stay near Hochatown's top sights

Hochatown Petting Zoo71 locals recommend
Beaver's Bend Mining Company30 locals recommend
Hochatime28 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Hochatown

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Cabin in Broken Bow
Cozy Cabin w/Spectacular Views HotTub/FirePit
$185 per night
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Creek, Sunken Bath for 2, Hot Tub, By Everything!
$143 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
Enchanting *NEW* 1 bed / 1 bath Romantic Cabin!
$235 per night
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BRAND NEW: Treetop Reflections: Honeymooner
$280 per night
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NEW! Romantic Cabin, Fireplace,Hot Tub, Sleeps 4
$185 per night
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360 privacy! Modern Country Chic w/Private Hot Tub
$196 per night
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Mount Mystic
$170 per night
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A Stunning Broken Bow Escape
$208 per night
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Breath of the Wild - NEW Couples Luxury Retreat
$271 per night
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Cozy Couples’ Retreat|Hot Tub|Fire Pit| Fireplaces
$206 per night
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#1 Enchanting Getaway |Hot Tub|Fireside Romance
$230 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
The Ember House - Luxury Honeymoon Cabin!
$205 per night

Your guide to Hochatown

All About Hochatown

The Trail of Tears, an all-consuming flood, and a taste for moonshine all play into the history of Hochatown, a small community in southeastern Oklahoma. Named for a member of the Choctaw tribe who arrived here on the Trail of Tears in 1833, for decades the area served as a quiet hamlet for farming, hunting, and trapping before being taken over by a lumber and coal company at the turn of the 20th century. The lumber supply dwindled in the 1920s and ’30s, and in the throes of Prohibition, the town became famous for its moonshine. But by the 1950s, most locals had gone, and Hochatown was essentially a ghost town — which is how it came to be flooded without consequence with the construction of the Broken Bow Lake dam. A few buildings were moved to higher ground, and the rest of the area was engulfed by water. Its successor, present-day Hochatown, was established a mile west, and maintains its original church. Thanks to a growing number of visitors and a crop of luxury cabins, the new Hochatown is enjoying a revival of its early reputation for outdoor recreation amid the beautiful McCurtain County pines.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Hochatown

It’s been said that if you don’t like the weather in Oklahoma, wait a minute and it will change. And while that’s true in some of the plains areas, Hochatown is a little bit more predictable given its proximity to the nearby Kiamichi and Ouachita Mountains. Summers can be very hot and muggy, with temperatures peaking in late July in the mid-90s Fahrenheit, and dropping to the 70s after sunset. Winters, on the other hand, are cold and wet, with temperatures averaging in the 40s. Rain is heaviest in fall and spring, averaging 5 or 6 inches a month, but come winter, it seldom translates into snow.


Top things to do in Hochatown

Beavers Bend State Park

There are few outdoor activities that you can’t do in this 1,300-acre park, sometimes referred to as Beavers Bend Resort Park. Beyond the requisite hiking, biking, and camping, Beavers Bend is best known for its fishing: The largest recorded brown trout in the state — a whopping 17.4 pounds — was caught in the Lower Mountain Fork River, and there are plenty more where it came from.

Red Slough Wildlife Management Area

For bird watching and waterfowl hunting, it doesn’t get much better than this corner of McCurtain County, just an hour south of Hochatown. Spanning 5,800 acres, there are more than 270 varieties of birds among the prairies and replanted hardwood areas here, as well as a waterfowl refuge. You may even spot a black bear or golden eagle.

Hunting

Though nearby Antlers, Oklahoma (1 hour west), bills itself as the deer capital of the world, the entire region of Hochatown, Broken Bow, and surroundings is reputed for its wealth of buck hunting, as well as other wild game. Dozens of public hunting areas and wildlife management regions are designated for hunting in McCurtain County, with guided hunts available.

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