Fall foliage in Oklahoma

Summer Update

Summer Update

We’re rolling through the summer at Mountain Vista and swamped with bookings. Only July 11-14 and 17-20 remain open this month.

Guests checked out today and sent us this note:

“Oh my gosh, I honestly can’t tell you how amazing it was and how much fun the kids had! Thank you very much for all the preparation that obviously goes on to ensure that we had a great time!”

We’re fortunate to have earned a loyal following and great visitors for years at Mountain Vista. Our top guest in 2015 stayed with us six times…they’re big-time fans!

No weekends are open at Mountain Vista in July and only two are available in August.

October is a perfect time to visit Beavers Bend cabins and enjoy the famous fall foliage season. Only two weekends remain open…it’s a very popular month.

The Talimena Drive should be on your must-do list when visiting Broken Bow in the fall. It’s convenient for OKC visitors visiting our area. Head to Sallisaw and down to Broken Bow.

The drive is stunning…

The winding roads provide picturesque views of Southeastern Oklahoma. There are plenty of  fantastic spots to pullover for photo-ops.

Download our Beavers Bend app for links to our blog and VIP Beavers Bend cabin offers.

Thanks to @TheRustieNail for including us in their latest blog, “Travel Guide to Broken Bow Oklahoma! We’re thrilled they had an enjoyable trip to Beavers Bend and grateful for being their featured cabin recommendation.

When you stay at Mountain Vista there are never add-on charges for insurance, cleaning, firewood, s’mores kits or resort fees. We’re an upper-end luxury cabin in Beavers Bend State Park with a stunning 20-mile view.

Summer Update

Scores of cabins continue to pop up, only for rental purposes. Mountain Vista isn’t simply a rental…it’s our vacation home. Sherri and I invite you to visit soon!

Beavers Bend Fall Foliage Season

Beavers Bend Fall Foliage Season

Beavers Bend fall foliage season is just around the corner and now’s the time to book your stay at Mountain Vista.

Only a few weekend dates remain available to enjoy our spectacular 20-mile views from the deck.

Oklahoma City residents traveling to Beavers Bend State Park in October and November should take the Talimena Drive. Travel on I-40 East to Sallisaw, OK and venture down Highway 259 South to Broken Bow. Your trip will be incomplete without taking in this scenic jaunt during Beavers Bend fall foliage season.

This route will only add about an hour to your trip but it’s well worth it.

Beavers Bend To Talimena Drive

Talimena Drive

When searching for luxury lodging accommodations during Beavers Bend fall foliage season,  do your homework. There are 1,000 cabins available for rent, many from owners. Others are marketed by large cabin management companies.

Determine if you want to deal directly with cabin owners or management companies. Many cabins are popping up in Broken Bow lately that are owned solely by management companies.

These cabins are often less luxurious than someone’s vacation home. They exist only for a management company to make a profit. These management companies have 30-50 cabins to juggle. Often the renter is simply a “number” rather than a guest.

At Mountain Vista, you’re surrounded by acres of seclusion and stunning views. Our views are so spectacular that other management companies have fraudulently put them on their websites. I guess imitation is the best form of flattery!

Download our Beavers Bend app for tourist information and special offers.  App fans have enjoyed many VIP offers to Mountain Vista through the years. It also pays to be one of the scores who read my blog each month.

We have a special rate for August 12-13 at Mountain Vista. Contact us for details.

As summer draws to a close, plan your Beavers Bend fall foliage season stay at Mountain Vista. It’s our vacation home, not just another cabin rental!

Jerry Isbell

By |2022-02-25T14:51:49+00:00August 5th, 2015|Beavers Bend Deals|

Taking The Talimena Drive

Taking The Talimena Drive

Taking the Talimena Drive from Beavers Bend in late October and November offers spectacular views that are unmatched in Oklahoma.

Sherri and I took the drive yesterday as we as we traveled to Norman from our Mountain Vista cabin in Beavers Bend State Park. It is an easy drive for those going back to the Oklahoma City area from Broken Bow. If you take the the scenic route, it adds about an hour to the trip from Oklahoma City to Broken Bow. it is well worth it.

Driving north from Broken Bow through Poteau and Sallisaw offers a kaleidoscope of beautiful colors during the fall. The highway twists and turns feature magnificent views of the Ouachita National Forest. Oklahoma City visitors making the trip from Broken Bow will have easy access to I-40 and be homeward bound when entering Sallisaw, OK.

 
Taking The Talimena Drive

The US Forestry Service has a nice visitor center just south of Heavener, OK. It is well-equipped with information and history lessons that will be helpful when taking the 90-minute Talimena Drive from Beavers Bend State Park.

Taking the Talimena Drive is a great experience. The fall foliage in Southeastern Oklahoma will be at peak levels in about two weeks. We took our trip a little early to see the peak foliage but will do it again later this month.

Taking The Talimena Drive

There are areas along the highway to stop and take pictures of the this scenic region.  Restaurants and gas stations are scarce until you reach Heavener, OK. Fill up with gas before your trip and be prepared for a memorable journey! You will enjoy the beauty of Lake Wister State Park, Winding Stair Mountain National Recreational Area and the 1.7 million acres of the Ouachita National Forest.

Contact us at 405-535-8055 to reserve a luxury cabin in Broken Bow, OK. We never charge for firewood or have guest gouging fees for insurance and cleaning. Do your homework before choosing a luxury cabin near Broken Bow Lake. There are many great options. Remember to say “NO” to any add-on fees.

The peak foliage season is almost here. Get to a Broken Bow luxury cabin and enjoy it!

By |2022-02-25T14:51:48+00:00November 1st, 2014|autumn, travel|

Best Breakfast In Beavers Bend

Best Breakfast In Beavers Bend

If you want the best breakfast in Beavers Bend, visit Shady Oaks Restaurant across from the Beavers Bend State Park exit on Highway 259 North.

I stop there frequently and recently needed a quick bite of breakfast before heading out of town from our Mountain Vista luxury cabin. Their egg, cheese and ham omelette was amazing!

Best Breakfast In Beavers Bend

The Shady Oaks friendly staff is always courteous and they draw big crowds for breakfast, lunch and dinner for a good reason…They have outstanding food!

We also gave Shady Oaks the Best Burgers in Beavers Bend award earlier this year. They’re on a roll! We appreciate their quality and attention to detail. If you’re looking for down home cooking while visiting a luxury cabin in Broken Bow, OK, check them out! Many of our cabin visitors have dined with them upon our recommendation and all have reported having an outstanding experience.

Fall foliage season is just around the corner in Beavers Bend State Park and we have a limited number of dates available. Remember to take the Talimena Drive when visiting the Broken Bow Lake area. It’s an easy jaunt and will offer breathtaking views of the wonderful autumn foliage in our area.

Best Breakfast in Beavers Bend

Contact us at 405-535-8055 if we can help plan your next trip to Beavers Bend State Park. Nestled among towering pines, our Mountain Vista luxury cabin is a popular destination for those seeking a premiere upscale getaway. We’re located in the prestigious Southern Hills Addition and feature a stunning 20-mile view and acres of seclusion.

Many Beavers Bend visitors have thanked us for educating them on how to rent a luxury cabin in Beavers Bend. Remember, never pay additional fees for cleaning, insurance, firewood or resort charges. The resort charge is a new guest gouging tactic and we’re not really sure what it means.  

We never charge any of these add-on fees. The firewood, plus additional amenities are always “on the house” at Mountain Vista!

By Jerry Isbell

By |2022-02-25T14:51:48+00:00October 8th, 2014|dining, Luxury travel, Luxury Vacation Rentals|

Fall Cabins In Beavers Bend

Fall Cabins In Beavers Bend

Fall cabins in Beavers Bend are very popular and our Mountain Vista continues to remain a top destination for tourists who prefer luxury accommodations with breathtaking views.

As always, weekend dates are like gold…we only have one Friday-Sunday available in November. Our cabin property will soon be full of radiant colors from every vantage point as you’re on the deck or lounging inside while gazing out our massive picture windows!

Fall Cabins In Beavers Bend

Guests visiting our cabin near Broken Bow Lake are treated to free S’Mores Kits to enjoy around our fire pit. We spend a few extra bucks and offer name brand treats…no generic junk! Look for things like that when shopping for luxury cabins in Beavers Bend State Park.

I’ve written extensively through the years about autumn activities to take in when visiting the Kiamichi Mountains. One of the most popular tourist attractions is taking the Talimena Drive and travel north of Broken Bow, OK for about 90 minutes. It’s stunning during October and November.

We’ll keep you posted on “Peak Foliage” dates. Make sure you follow us on all social media outlets for information in real-time.

Don’t wait too late to reserve your fall cabins in Beavers Bend. Remember to do your homework and look for hidden charges before making your reservation. We never charge for firewood or hit you with “extra insurance” scams.  Be on guard for additional “cleaning fee” tricks as well.

Remember to leave your cabin in great shape before departing. Do this and you should never be charged additional cleaning fees.

Fall cabins in Beavers Bend

We feature acres of seclusion and 20-mile deck views so impressive that our competition continues to use them on their websites!

Contact us at 405-535-8055 if we can help you plan a memorable trip to Beavers Bend State Park and Broken Bow Lake this fall.

By Jerry Isbell

 

By |2022-02-25T14:51:46+00:00September 11th, 2014|outdoors, travel, vacation blogs|
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