Buckle Up for Family Fun
Strap in and get ready for a whole lotta good times in Beavers Bend Cabin Country with the entire family. Whether you’re traveling with the grandfolks or a busload of kids, everyone’s gonna be begging to get back to Broken Bow, Hochatown, or Idabel before you even hit the highway. Today, we’re looking at the top six things to do on a family trip here.
Find Your Favorite Cabin Ever
If you’ve never stayed in cabins like this, get ready for a good time. Whether you’re looking for a place with slides on the front porch or stays that have entire pirate ships in the backyard, the first step to having a good time in Cabin Country is finding a place the whole crew will never forget.
All Fun and Games
Not a whole lot of stuff out here skews on the serious side. And that’s great if you’re bringing a whole van full of fun seekers down here. Whether you guys are looking to try your hand at axe throwing, trying to roll the perfect game, or show off who can eat the most salt water taffy in one sitting, you’re bound to find your cup of tea here. Especially if that cup of tea tastes like axes, bowling balls, or salt water taffy.
And if your fun and games involves a way too competitive game of Uno or Monopoly back in the cabin, well that’s all fine and dandy by us. We’d spend as much time there as we could too.
S’more S’mores Please
Speaking of stuff to do back at the cabin, why not host your own s’more-centric Iron Chef competition? There’s tons of ways you can spruce up a simple s’more recipe, regardless of if you’re cooking ‘em from the comfort of your cabin’s living room or venturing outside to see if you can build a bonafide bonfire. Pro tip: if you wanna win gold in your s’mores competition, aim for golden brown mallows over charing ‘em over the fire.
Easy Hikes in Hard-to-Find Nature
Nature hikes that aren’t super hard, aren’t super hard to find in our nature. We make it easy to hit the trail and get those steps in while seeing some out of this world nature while making sure your dogs aren’t barking too bad when you get back to the cabin afterwards. And even if they are, just soak those puppies in the hot tub for as long as they can handle. We promise it’s worth it for all the birds and trees you’ll see along the way.
Sue Veneers
When you venture to the place where dad jokes grow on trees, you’re bound to meet dad’s favorite friend from out of town: Sue Veneer.
And after you’re done groaning at that awful joke, keep on reading. Because you’re about to be pointed toward all the best souvenirs and gifts that Beavers Bend has to offer. Whether you’re looking for bigfoot merch, one of a kind gifts, crafts, antiques, or T-shirts that scream “Don’t hassle me, I’m local,” you’re sure to find the best presents to take back to people who passed up on a great trip to Cabin Country.
Smile for the Cabin Country Camera
Christmas might still be months away, but it’s never too early to start taking photos for those holiday cards. And luckily, you have a chance to vacay to one of the most photogenic places on the planet* (insert legalese here about how we can’t verify that it’s that photogenic, but we both know it really is.) Check out the trail maps on the Visit Beavers Bend Cabin Country app to discover all the places that’ll make your great aunt jealous when that envelope hits her mailbox.
Or just set up that trusty tripod in front of your cabin, snap a pick, and get back to the fun. No matter what you decide to do, get here already and let the family fun commence.
