Broken Bow Treehouse | Forest View, Hot Tub & Patio

Wander Broken Bow Treehouse is a luxurious cabin located in the beautiful and secluded Woodland Hills subdivision of Broken Bow — a peaceful area known for its privacy, natural surroundings, and spacious lots that provide plenty of room between properties. This serene location offers guests the perfect blend of modern comfort and connection with nature.

Designed for relaxation, fun, and togetherness, the home features a spacious dining table for 10, two cozy sitting areas, three double-sided fireplaces, and smart TVs throughout. The ground floor boasts additional en-suite bedrooms, bunk rooms for kids, and a vibrant game room with a pool table, foosball, arcade games, and toys. Outdoors, guests can enjoy multiple wrap-around decks with fireplaces, a hot tub, ping pong, hammock, kids’ games, and a fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs — all nestled within the wooded tranquility of Woodland Hills.
Explore the scenic trails and clear waters of Beavers Bend State Park, perfect for hiking, fishing, and kayaking. Enjoy boating or swimming in the pristine Broken Bow Lake, or take a relaxing float down the Mountain Fork River. Families can visit the Hochatown Petting Zoo, pan for gems at Beavers Bend Mining Company, or ride the miniature train at Beavers Bend Depot. For adventure seekers, ziplining at Rugaru Adventures and off-roading through the Ouachita National Forest provide thrilling experiences. After a day of exploration, unwind with local wines at Girls Gone Wine or craft beers at Mountain Fork Brewery. With its blend of natural beauty, privacy, and engaging attractions, Woodland Hills and the Broken Bow area are ideal destinations for both relaxation and adventure.

WILDLIFE WARNING
Broken Bow is a wonderful location for nature enthusiasts who enjoy watching wildlife from afar, though it may not be ideal for everyone.

Ladybugs are delightful seasonal visitors to this home, typically appearing in larger numbers during October and November, adding a touch of nature’s charm. Their natural predator, the wasp, may also be present during this time — a normal part of the ecosystem’s balance.

While measures are taken to mitigate the presence of these insects as much as possible, guests should understand that this home is surrounded by nature, and occasional visits from local wildlife are to be expected.