Wolf Cabin
The smallest of our cabins, Cliff House Wolf Cabin is located just one mile south of the Cliff House Inn, in the Ozark National Forest. This cabin has a western view of Smith and Wayton mountains. Our guests enjoy beautiful sunsets from the front porch. The cabin can sleep up to four people, and is pet-friendly too.
Wolf Cabin is minutes away from hiking trails and the Buffalo River.
Amenities
WIFI is not available in the cabin
- Antenna TV
- Central air and heat
- Fireplace
- Fully equipped kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave, pots, pans, dishes, coffee pot
- Outdoor charcoal grill – you provide charcoal and lighter fluid
- 1 bedroom downstairs with queen bed
- Upstairs open air loft with 2 full beds
- Cabin can sleep up to 4
- 1 bathroom downstairs with walk in shower
- Towels and linens provided
- Front porch for enjoying Mountain views and Beautiful Sunsets
- 1/10 of a mile off Scenic Hwy. 7
- Pet friendly with restrictions; $20 per pet, per stay
- Minutes away from hiking trails and the Buffalo River
- Cabins are all non-smoking; smoking allowed on front porch
Rates (call 870-446-2292 to check availability or email us at cliffhouseinnar@gmail.com)
Rates for up to 2 guests:
$150.00 for a one night rental (164.25 with tax)
$135.00 a night for 2 or more nights (147.83 a night with tax)
$15.00 per night for each additional person
$20.00 pet fee per pet per stay
9.5% tax.
We do require a deposit of $42.50 per night when you make a reservation with us. ($46.54 with tax). The deposit is nonrefundable but movable if you should have to cancel your reservation. The deposit has to be used within the year the reservation was made (if the reservation was made in 2021 the deposit has to be used in 2021). Once the year expires the deposit expires.
No refunds due to weather.
No refunds for early checkouts.
Pet fee is a one time charge of $20.00 per pet, per stay.
Check-in begins at 3 pm, and check out is by 10:30 am
If planning to arrive after 7:00 pm, please let us know when making your reservation.
Cabins are located in a dry county so BYOB
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