Historic "Woody" Cabin on the River at Miramichee Falls w/kayaks

In 1916, Camp Miramichee was founded on the banks of the South Fork of the Spring River in Hardy, Arkansas. This stone cabin was built in 1940, used by the Zonta Foundation and by YWCA Camp Miramichee until 1979, when the camp moved upstream.
Being a Camp Miramichee camper myself, I was drawn back to the area as an adult. I met and married my husband who was living at the old camp. In 2019, we acquired and renovated some of the original Miramichee stone cabins. While preserving as much of the camp history as we could, we added modern creature comforts to the original cabin experience. We offer 2 cabins on the river and 3 cabins on a wooded hillside for rent here at Camp Miramichee Falls.
My husband and I also live on the grounds of the original Camp Miramichee and are stewards of the land. We love and honor its history and do our best to preserve and share it.

River - river - river!
This is one of the prettiest sections of the Southfork River. It joins the Spring River about a mile downstream.
Beautiful Miramichee Falls just downstream from the cabin.
The river is (usually!) the perfect depth to put a chair in the river and just sit and let stress melt away. It is also a good depth and the current is good for floating and swimming. The river is shallow right in front of the cabin but has deeper areas close by.
History of the camp (YWCA Camp Miramichee). We have LOTS of photos from 1920 to current day, documenting the history.
Craftsmanship of this historic cabin built in 1940 (stone walls and floors, and original wood panelling).
Fireplace for cozy winter nights.
Kayaks for use around the cabin area.
The private park across the river has horses that roam freely and are fun to watch.