Affitto di una cabina isolata a Beavers Bend, Oklahoma, vicino a Broken Bow Lake

Owners-David & Delzie Stiles- Bryan & Tracy Stiles
We live in a small town called Celina, Texas. It is about 40 miles north of Dallas. I am retired and spend my time taking care of my three Shih Tzus, my cabins and working in my yard. My husband and son are employed by a range hood manufacturer. He has been in that business for over 50 years and my son has worked with him for over 20 years. If you look in Chillin' you will see some of their work over the range. As you can see they made a custom hood with the name Chillin' especially for our cabin.
We have three grown children and no grandchildren, but we currently have 8 grand dogs and they are all very special.
We all were born and raised in Texas, although we do love to visit Broken Bow as often as we can.

We looked at several cabins, but Chillin" was special. Being authentic logs made it warm and inviting. Although it needed a lot of work, we saw the potential and the Stiles have always like a challenge. My husband and son are very creative and and very hard workers. We just knew we could make this a great place for everyone to enjoy. We bought it and everyone pitched in and made it what it is today.
We later built a new cabin and did the same thing, but out hearts are still very deeply in love with our Chillin'.

When you enter in the drive at Chillin' you feel a sense of relaxation. The minute you open the door and see the authentic log walls and you feel such a warm welcome. You instantly know you are at home. It is time to unwind and enjoy your stay....this is "Chillin'" and that's why you're here.

When you sit in the comfy furniture, try out the soft beds, see how well it is stocked, you know you made the right choice.
You get up in the morning and sit on the porch drinking your coffee and see the family of deer playing in the yard or on the driveway, hear the birds chirp or just watch the trees, you know it's just a little piece of heaven.

When my husband an I found Chillin' it had pink walls and blue furniture. No outside amenities at all, no porch, no hot tub, no fire pit, no doors on the closets, and the weeds and brush had almost overgrown the drive and most of the parking area, but I fell in love with the "true log" cabin and the fact that it was off the road and away form any other cabin. I finally convinced my husband we could make something out of nothing. Four years later and a lot of hard work and money, I can say I still love Chillin' and certainly love the way it has turned out. I guess it will always be a work in progress, but for now I am content.
I enjoy my cabin and I want my guests to feel like it is their "Home away from home" as well.