Beavers Bend Cabin Country
Thousands of cabins, many with hot tubs.
Official details for Beavers Bend Cabin CountryHot-tub cabins in the pines by a clear lake and river.
Broken Bow is Oklahoma’s favorite couples’ hideaway: thousands of cabins tucked into the pines around Hochatown, with hot tubs and fire pits. Paddle or fish the clear Mountain Fork River in Beavers Bend State Park, boat on Broken Bow Lake, taste spirits at Hochatown Distilling and share a pizza at Grateful Head.
Time illustration: direct distance at 150 KTAS plus 15 minutes for departure and arrival, matching the discovery page. Use ForeFlight for your actual flight plan.
4O4, McCurtain County Regional, is a non-towered field with a 5,000-foot runway, about 30 minutes from Hochatown.
McCurtain County Regional Airport, Idabel, OK
Broken Bow’s own airport (90F) has only a 3,200-by-50-foot runway; Idabel is the better choice for most. Confirm fuel and a car. No live fuel price is shown.
Plains weather: strong winds, spring and summer thunderstorms (this is tornado country), summer heat and density altitude, and occasional winter ice storms. About 790 nm from Myrtle Beach: plan a fuel stop and three nights.
Rates and availability need travel dates. Fall weekends and holidays book months ahead.
Thousands of cabins, many with hot tubs.
Official details for Beavers Bend Cabin CountryCabins near the lake and the state park.
Official details for Beavers Bend LodgingCabins and lodges around Broken Bow.
Visit Broken Bow for More places to stayReserve weekend dinners.
Pizza and a tap room in Hochatown.
Official details for Grateful Head PizzaA grill and patio with live music in Hochatown.
Official details for Abendigo’sTastings and cocktails.
Official details for Hochatown DistillingSlow cabin mornings, active afternoons.
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The hardwoods turn among the pines.
Visit Broken Bow for Fall colorBoats and swimming.
Hot tubs and fireplaces.
Check the local calendar when choosing a weekend, and confirm dates and tickets with the organizer.
A sample long weekend: a cabin, a river and a lake. Plan three nights for the flight. No bookings or availability confirmed.
Land at 4O4 early.
Beavers Bend State Park.
Pizza at Grateful Head, then back to the airport.
Land at 4O4, subject to weather, your fuel stops and your actual flight plan.
Check in at the cabin.
Pizza at Grateful Head.
Paddle the Mountain Fork River.
Broken Bow Lake.
Dinner at Abendigo’s.
Hochatown Distilling.
Allow time at the airport.
Spring storms build quickly; check convective forecasts and leave early.
Paddle the Mountain Fork.
Broken Bow Lake.
Dinner at Abendigo’s.
These details make the difference between an appealing list and a usable getaway.
Cabin first.
About 795 nm. Plan a fuel stop and three nights.
Use Idabel, not the short Broken Bow strip.
March to November.
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