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Vacation rentals in Mountain View

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Cabin in Mountain View
River Front Log Cabin Unwind-Refresh-Relax -Enjoy
Reel Life White River Cabin is an elevated log home with the entire underneath being a screened in porch. It sits on the bank of the river with stairs leading down for easy access. It is located just 5 miles from town and many area attractions. The Cabin has 2 bedrooms, one with a queen Tempur-Pedic and the loft having 2 twins, as well as a sleeper sofa. The wall of windows in the main bedroom provide great river views. Whatever your idea of the "reel life" is, we are sure you will find it here.
$159 per night
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Townhouse in Mountain View
Mountain View Music Loft
Like Music? You will love this house. This is the old Mountain View Music Store and sits right on the corner of the square where all the music happens. The house is on the National Historic register and was built in 1910. The rental is the entire upstairs of the house. There is a private entrance off the front porch which leads to a completely updated living quarters. Sit on the balcony that over looks the square and enjoy becoming fully immersed in the old world charm of Mtn View.
$105 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Sobe's-Upon-Sylamore ~Creek Cabin
NOTE: April 7-9, 2024 is a 3 night minimum stay to include the 7th, 8th & 9th. Our cabin on the creek features native stone, cedar, 2 covered porches & a massive deck reaching toward the Sylamore Creek. One of the best fishing & swimming holes is directly out the front door! ~5 miles to downtown to catch talented folk musicians on the square, head up to the famous Blanchard Springs Caverns & Ozark-St. Francis Forest for hiking/biking, or to Big Flat, AR for our award-winning brewery.
$139 per night

Stay near Mountain View's top sights

P J's Rainbow Cafe13 locals recommend
Wing Shack-Cheeseburger Grill4 locals recommend
Mi Pueblito 4 Mountain View5 locals recommend
Tommy's Famous A Pizzeria14 locals recommend
The Skillet Restaurant3 locals recommend
Stone Drive-In Theatre5 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Mountain View

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Home in White River Township
Cottage on the White River.
$100 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
The Americana - King bed
$88 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Cabin@Beneva Bluff 5 acres~Big/Private/Convenient
$90 per night
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Place to stay in Mountain View
Bungalow on the Bluff
$117 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Homestead cabin on the hill
$76 per night
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Home in Mountain View
Coolwater Comfort ~ White River lodge-ette
$157 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Mountain View Hideaway w/ Outdoor Fireplace!
$188 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Round Bottom Roost. Recharge, rest…or run!
$117 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Ridge Lift Lodge
$173 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Shadow Me Secluded Cabin
$128 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
The Constellation Cabin - A Tranquil Ozark Retreat
$123 per night
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Cabin in Mountain View
Lovely Bear Cabin on the White River
$202 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Mountain View

Total rentals

40 properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

10 properties have a dedicated workspace

Pet-friendly rentals

10 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

20 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

2.1K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$40 before taxes and fees

Your guide to Mountain View

All About Mountain View

The sound of Ozark folk music rings through Mountain View, Arkansas, where music-pickin’ sessions in neighbors’ yards have long been a Saturday night tradition, and now are regular occurrences in the town square from mid-April through the end of November. So it makes sense that the Arkansas Folk Festival was founded here in the 1960s and that one of the Ozark Folk Center’s main goals is to preserve the local mountain music history. The downtown area is filled with music stores, but also has art galleries, antique shops, and restaurants.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mountain View

As with much of the Ozarks region, summers in Mountain View can get hot and humid, with highs in the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit and lows in the 60s and 70s. The muggiest time of year is from mid-May through September, with the most humid days in the middle of July. The springs and summers offer some relief, with highs in the 50s to 80s and lows in the 30s to 60s, but they’re also the rainier times of year, with peak rainfall in April and November. Humidity is a forgotten thought by the time winter rolls around, and temperatures are typically in the 30s to low 50s.


Top things to do in Mountain View

Ozark Folk Center State Park

The Ozark lifestyle comes to life in this living history museum. The main attraction here is experiencing performances of trademark Ozark Mountain music, played on banjos, guitars, fiddles, mandolins, and autoharp. You can also explore the Heritage Herb Garden, where the blooms include native, edible, and medicinal plants. Or head to Craft Village, where, on select days, about 20 artisans sell products including stained glass, copper jewelry, soap, and candles, all made right here in the park.

Blanchard Springs Recreation Area

Located in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests, the highlight of the area is the walk along the paved trail to the Blanchard Springs waterfalls. Other outdoor activities include fishing for rainbow trout in Mirror Lake, swimming in North Sylamore Creek, and mountain biking on the Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail. Also nearby is the Blanchard Springs Caverns, which offers tours through its underground wonders, including a cathedral room that’s bigger than three football fields.

City Park Stone Amphitheater

Inside the City Park across from the walking track on West Webb Street is an impressive amphitheater built in the late 1960s. Trails spiral out from the landmark, including a creekside walk to the Ozark Folk Center.

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