<--Springtime at Mountain Springs Misty valleys, brilliant green mountains, breezy days, and cool nights.

Birds and Butterflies Over 60 species of wild birds, including Eagles and resident bluebirds, have been identified at Mountain Springs Cabins.

Summer in the Mountains Brings warm days, glorious night skies, thunderstorms, and rainbows.

Daisy in the Daisies and Sunflowers in the Sun Both add a little fun and a lot of beauty on the mountain.

Glorious Sunsets The end of a perfect day.

Wildflower Falls Named for the many varieties of wildflowers, including wild azaleas, and beautiful rock formations -- a wonderful place for a picnic.

Deer Pond One of many scenic spots along our well-maintained hiking trails on 65 private acres.

Feeding Plots Attract deer and other wildlife.

Winter at Mountain Springs Deer Pond sparkles in the winter landscape. It's a perfect time for a hike along a Buffalo River Trail leading to a waterfall. Come back to a cozy cabin and relax with a soothing whirlpool bath or curl up with your favorite book (or person!!) beside the gas log fireplace.

Eagle's Rest Cabin	Deer Pond Cabin
Our two handcrafted log cabins are located in a part of the Ozarks that gives our guests the best of both worlds.

We are 5 miles from the Buffalo River and canoeing, swimming, and fishing, and are very near a number of major hiking trails that are considered among the most scenic in the United States including Hemmed-in-Hollow Trail and falls (the tallest falls between the Appalachians and Rockies).

Our guests also enjoy caving, horseback riding, rock climbing, and bird/wildlife watching.

Two major tourist destinations are within an easy and scenic drive from the cabin. Branson, Missouri (60 miles) has Silver Dollar City, Celebration City, numerous music shows, outlet shopping, and the new Branson Landing along Lake Taneycomo with outstanding shops (including Bass Pro Shop) and restaurants; and, Eureka Springs (45 miles), famous for its Victorian houses, quaint shops, the Passion Play, and award-winning restaurants. Cabins similar to ours in these areas are usually noisy, crowded, and cost double or more what our cabins cost.

For a slower paced, hometown atmosphere, our guests enjoy shopping for antiques around the small town squares in Harrison, Green Forest, Berryville, Kingston and Jasper and sampling local fare at Farmer’s Markets in spring and at small restaurants and tea rooms in the area.

Whatever your day brings, it is nice to know that at the end of the day you can come “home” to your cabin on the mountainside, sit on the porch, watch the birds at the feeders, and bask in the peace and serenity of the mountains as the sun goes down.

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