Hidden Hills Cabins

We loved it here. Plenty of room for 8 people in the Gallo cabin. The cabin was very clean and comfortable. All four bedrooms had a king size bed and full bath, two of the rooms even had exit doors so you could come and go without waking anyone up. The large hot tub is nice and we all enjoyed a beautiful evening with the awesome fire pit setup in front of the cabin.
There are a lot of things nearby to do as well!
Fishing, hunting, antiquing, sightseeing, Bigfoot tours, and a casino all within a 20 minute drive. We will definitely be back again!

Stayed in August Creek cabin. Everything was perfect. The staff is accommodating. If you need anything you can contact anyone and they are willing to help. Very private and perfect for couples of family vacation.

It’s very rare to have expectations exceeded these days, but every part of our experience from customer service to the quality of the cabin was beyond all reasonable expectations. If you are researching and comparing other cabins with Hidden Hills, stop now, and get one of the beautiful, secluded cabins Hidden Hills has to offer. I truly only wish we could have stayed longer. We’ll be returning soon and often.

My husband and I recently stayed at Deacon’s Den, Hidden Hills Cabins for our anniversary. It was only a short and beautiful 2 – 3 hour drive from DFW metroplex. The pictures on the website don’t convey the beauty of this place. We were very secluded in the surrounding magnificent Quachita National Forest, and the cabin itself was more than we ever imagined. The cabin’s compare to luxury hotels as far as amenities, the design and decoration make you feel like your walking through a home set for a photo shoot. Details, Details, Details are just amazing. It was also squeaky clean inside and out. I expected to be covered in mosquito bites and chiggers, not one bite and very few run in’s with bugs, bonus! I so enjoyed the tub in the master bath, the shower, the hot tub, the bed was beyond comfortable. It was so peaceful, we made a fire in the fire pit the last evening and roasted marshmellow’s while a storm rolled in. Glad we got to experience storms the last night, the light show through the forest tree’s was so relaxing. Literally, you never have to leave and all you need is food. Everything is provided! Wifi worked great, cable tv, playstation with games (thank goodness for my husband who has trouble disconnecting). Very nice grocery store, fabulous coffee shop, and delicious restaurants very close on the main road, as well as the Beavers Bend State Park and several museums!
Now, for the best part, the price! We felt like we were stealing this was such an amazing place and value for what we paid! We have found our new favorite spot and will be back again and again, and our kids are so excited to visit! Vacationing unfortunately can be so stressful and hectic, so if you are looking for a nice, quiet, relaxing get a way, look no further!
Thank you Hidden Hills for making our 12^th anniversary so special!
The Whitcombe’s

Hidden Hills Cabins definitely exceeded my expectations. I’m not sure about the other reviews on here, but as a very particular and skeptical consumer, I always expect a lot of of the services I pay for. We got that and much more out of our stay.
My wife and I stayed at the smaller Mount Mystic Cabin. It was immaculately clean. I’m a clean freak myself so this says a lot. I was impressed by the amenities and finishes of this cabin, the builder certainly had another level of taste we appreciated. The view from this cabin was spectacular. It’s basically floor to ceiling windows looking out over the valley. There was a thunderstorm the night we arrived and the lightshow was amazing. We met Mark and his brothers as well as Marks son Todd who were very nice and accommodating. It’s truly a family run operation.
Overall the area is really fun. Its an ideal getaway coming from Dallas, only took us 3hrs total. You are truly in the wilderness.
My wife and I found our new weekend getaway spot. We didn’t have a chance to take advantage of all the Broken Bow /​Beavers Bend area provides, but we will certainly be back.

I have vacationed for years in the Beavers Bend area. I am familiar with most of the lodging options in the area and have stayed at several cabins offered by different agents and owners.
My recent stays have been booked by the great people at Hidden Hills. I have stayed at 6 properties that Hidden Hills manages in the last 3 years. I have nothing but the highest praise for the staff and the facilities at Hidden Hills. The staff was knowledgeable, helpful and courteous in all of our dealings. I believe their properties are the nicest in the area and a good value.
Quality is the best word to describe Hidden Hills. My family and I always go back to the Beavers Bend area and the next time Hidden Hills will be the first call I make.
Thank you you for a wonderful stay,
IJ and Billie B.
Stillwater OK

We stayed at Rock Ridge over the July 4^th weekend with our two small dogs. The location (for us) was great… end of the road, lots of privacy, quiet, plenty of room to walk the dogs. The fire pit was fantastic, and the jacuzzi was also fun and appeared to be well-​maintained. The cabin was decorated well and on the website was listed as a «value» two bedroom — we thought that would allow us a little more space for us and the dog kennels and my expectations were also adjusted based on the «value» statement. Wifi worked well, as did the washer and dryer. Great water pressure in the shower.
While we had a good time (the four of us could have fun anywhere, though), there are a lot of misses with this particular cabin. It’s on the older side (I think? Hard to tell, but that’s the excuse I’m going with) and there are some basic upkeep issues that badly need attention — mainly the floor tile in the bathroom (missing and loose grout — wobbly tiles right in front of the shower/​toilet, kinda dangerous), mismatched/​worn/​thin bath towels (and only 4 of them), impossibly knotted pull-​cords on the blinds (made opening them even tougher since many were missing the tilt wand), and odd glassware (just 1 champagne flute? 1 tall glass?).
The fire pit area could also use a good cleaning-​up. There were a ton of cigarette butts and beer bottle caps on the ground, and soda cans on the ground behind the cabin. The first night I was doing the dishes and when I pulled out the dish drainer, it was filthy. God knows what was on it! I scrubbed it clean, but decided not to use it because I couldn’t get the ick visual out of my head. Flatware storage could be better or at the least, clean out the drawers once in awhile so the steak knives aren’t sitting in crud and who-​knows-​what else. Probably also time to swap out the flatware.
We turned the fan on in the living room and dust flew off, also noticed a thick layer of it on the beams. Some might find this nitpicky, but for $ 185 a night I wouldn’t be impressed with this level of cleaning/​maintenance in a hotel, either.
One note — the 2^nd bedroom is VERY small. Room for the bed and that’s it. We ended up keeping the kennels in the living room, so there was no extra value for us in having the 2^nd bedroom. The king bed was oddly uncomfortable (both of us kept rolling towards the center) and every time we moved it was ridiculously loud and creaky. FYI.
Like I said, we did have a good time but I don’t think we’d come back to this particular cabin. For the price and the touting of luxury bed linens and Gilchrest & Soames toiletries, both my husband and I didn’t expect the Four Seasons, but we did expect a cleaner and better-​kept up cabin.
And FWIW, I’m suspicious of the many 5-​star reviews by 1-​review Unilocalers after someone left a 1-​star review.

I am editing my personal review on Hidden Hills due to the fact of being threatened by the Owners of Legal Action.
Short and sweet: I rented the Grey Stone Cabin this year in 2014 and was not satisfied with the cleanliness nor the condition of some of the furniture in the Cabin. I personally nor my family will ever go back.