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Cabin in Mena
Little Wolf Cabins/Cedar Creek Cabin near WPG West
This new rustic cabin is situated three miles from Wolf Pen Gap, West Trailhead on HWY 375 E. Centrally located cabin is close to shopping, restaurants, and trailheads (mins from Walmart). Enjoy the panoramic high mountain vistas that lead riders to scenic views of the Ouachita & Cossatot rivers & Little Missouri Falls. You won't be disappointed staying at our location for the convenience & cell service. Enjoy the eves in the hot tub! Bring your poles stocked pond on site. YES we rent OHV's.
$165 per night
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Cabin in Mena
Hot Tub - Themed Romantic Cabin - Paris Suite
Our Little Guesthouse has everything you need for a fantastic stay! When you stay, you can expect: - Outdoor hot tub - BBQ grill - Full bathroom. - Window air conditioners in each room. - Extra fans - Full closet with hangers. - Full-sized washer, dryer, stove, and fridge. - A microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, and toaster. - A blow-up mattress and large plush couch for extra guests. - Fast indoor/outdoor wifi. - Flat-screen television with soundbar and Roku. - Ou
$109 per night
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Cabin in Mena
Little Wolf Cabins/The Lofted Pine Cabin WPG West
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Centrally located rustic cabin is 3 miles from Wolf Pen West Trailhead and close to shopping, restaurants, and 5 miles from Walmart. Enjoy the panoramic high mountain vistas that lead riders to scenic views of the Ouachita & Cossatot rivers, Little Missouri Falls & Albert Pike. You won't be disappointed staying at our location for the convenience & cell service. Bring your fishing poles and enjoy the stocked pond on site. Yes, we rent OHVs!
$125 per night
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Stay near Mena's top sights

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Walmart Supercenter12 locals recommend
Photo of Branding Iron BBQ & Steak House
Branding Iron BBQ & Steak House18 locals recommend
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La Villa Mexican Restaurant11 locals recommend
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Skyline Cafe20 locals recommend
Photo of Myers Cruizzers Drive-In
Myers Cruizzers Drive-In5 locals recommend
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Chopping Block Steakhouse14 locals recommend

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Mtn Cabin Lake HotTub | Kayak | Fish | AtvTrls
$246 per night
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Cabin in Hatfield
Secluded cabin w/hot tub; UTV trails
$135 per night
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Cabin in Hatfield
Mountain View Cabin with Hot Tub
$140 per night
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Cabin in Mena
Lakehouse - HotTub | Kayak/Fish | AtvTrls
$321 per night
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Back Roads Barn
$280 per night
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Cabin in Hatfield
Doc's Place-Luxury cabin w/hot tub
$145 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
Secluded Couples Cabin | Hot Tub | King Bed
$253 per night
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Cabin in Hatfield
Cabin w/hot tub, 4wheeler trails.
$155 per night
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Cabin in Mena
Mtn Cabin Lake HotTub | Kayak | Fish | AtvTrls
$318 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
Porch + Pine - Stunning 1 Bedroom Farmhouse
$227 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
S'mores + Snores - Stunning 1 Bedroom Farmhouse
$253 per night
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Cabin in Broken Bow
Secluded Retreat, Luxury Cabin, Relaxation Awaits
$281 per night
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Your guide to Mena

Welcome to Mena

Surrounded by the oak-covered slopes of Ouachita National Forest, Mena is the perfect basecamp for exploring Arkansas’ great outdoors. There’s a myriad of ways to enjoy this open-air playground. West of town, Rich Mountain is the state’s second-highest peak, with jaw-dropping panoramic views. For the adventurous, there are raging whitewaters to navigate by kayak in Cossatot River State Park, or more peaceful trips can be taken down the Ouachita River. Founded in 1896 as a railroad township and then a timber and agriculture hub, Mena also has plenty of history and culture to explore. The main street is lined with saloon-style awnings, and the restored Mena Depot Center now houses a town museum and information center. The Ouachita Little Theatre, based in an original 1920s building, puts on a variety of live performances throughout the year.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mena?

While Mena attracts visitors during all four seasons, the best time to stay in one of the area’s cabins is from March to May and from September to November, when the weather is ideal for a breadth of outdoor activities. Spring has arrived when Mena’s iconic Bradford Pear trees burst into pale pink blossoms and purple tulips sprout in the local gardens. Spring is the season when Arkansas’ wildlife comes out to play — don’t be surprised to spot deer, fox, coyote, and bear on your hike. This outdoorsy town is also known for its scenic beauty during autumn, best observed from the many local lookout points or scenic byways.


What are the top things to do in Mena?

Queen Wilhelmina State Park

Queen Wilhelmina State Park offers a blend of wildlife, nature, and history spread across 460 acres in the Ouachita Mountains. The Lovers’ Leap Trail leads hikers on a brief but intimate 1.3-mile wooded loop trail marked by stone pathways and wooden bridges and culminating at a platform overlooking the slopes and valleys. The rest of the park offers campsites, picnic areas, trails, and an old fire tower at the peak of Rich Mountain.

Talimena Scenic Byway

This scenic stretch of blacktop is a convenient way to cover plenty of western Arkansas’ and eastern Oklahoma’s beautiful terrain without expending too much effort. The gorgeous 54-mile route offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as lodging, picnicking, hiking, and camping. During autumn, bronze-tinged slopes and red valleys make for picture-perfect stops along the side of the road.

Mena Kansas City-Southern Depot

Go back in time to Mena’s golden days at the Mena Kansas City-Southern Depot, a restored 1920s brick train depot that signals the town’s founding as a railway stop. Now the depot serves as an informative time capsule, with historic memorabilia and artifacts like old cars and artwork.

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