Hochatown · Broken Bow, OK
Hochatown OK Cabin Rentals
Hochatown, OK is the small Oklahoma community in McCurtain County that has quietly become one of the more interesting food, wine, and entertainment districts in the South — without losing the deep-forest character that makes Broken Bow worth the drive in the first place. Sababa Homes operates five Hochatown OK cabin rentals, all within minutes of the strip's restaurants, the brewery, the wineries, and the entrance to Beavers Bend State Park. If you've been searching for cabin rentals in Hochatown Oklahoma without the 12–15% guest service fee Airbnb and VRBO add on top of every booking, every cabin on this page books direct with us.
From Dallas
3–3.5 hr
~200 mi
From Oklahoma City
4 hr
~260 mi
From Tulsa
3.5–4 hr
~225 mi
From Little Rock
3–3.5 hr
~180 mi
Approximate drive times without traffic.
All five Sababa Homes Broken Bow cabins are within Hochatown.
About Hochatown, OK
What you should know
A decade ago Hochatown was barely a name on a map. Today it is a legitimate destination — Grateful Head Pizza for the casual night, Abendigo's Grill & Patio for the slightly more elevated dinner, Beavers Bend Brewery for the after-hike pint, and Mountain Fork Brewery and Girls Gone Wine for tasting flights. Beavers Bend State Park, which absorbed the old Hochatown State Park in 2017, anchors the outdoor side of the visit. What makes Hochatown work is that the build-up has stayed proportional: the strip is busy on weekends but never feels resort-manufactured, and you can be in genuine forest within five minutes of any restaurant. That balance — real food and wine, real wilderness, no theme-park gloss — is the reason the area now draws guests from Dallas, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City who would have otherwise gone elsewhere. The five Sababa Homes Hochatown cabin rentals span the full range of Hochatown stays: intimate couples' cabins (Ace High, Dogwood Days, Mount Mirabelle), a 14-guest family cabin in Hochatown (Conchito Cowboy), and an 18-guest large-group property (The Ocho) — each on its own wooded lot, each with private hot tub and fire pit, and each unavailable on Airbnb or VRBO. Compared to the broader Broken Bow OK cabin rental market, our Hochatown cabins sit closer to the restaurant strip than most listings on the platforms, which means less driving and more time on the trails or in the hot tub.
The Hochatown strip
Where to eat and drink in Hochatown
The Hochatown strip is the stretch of US-259 through town where the restaurants, breweries, wineries and distillery sit a few minutes apart. Some are close enough to walk between: Girls Gone Wine is next door to Beavers Bend Brewery and across the highway from Grateful Head, and Knotted Rope Winery shares a shopping center with Mountain Fork Brewery and Hochatown Distilling Co.
Dinner
Abendigo's Grill & Patio
Steaks, seafood and a patio with a fire pit. The most dependable sit-down dinner in town; reserve ahead on weekends.
Grateful Head Pizza Oven & Tap Room
Wood-fired pizza, a deep tap list and live music in the beer garden on weekend nights. Easy for families and big groups.
Beer
Mountain Fork Brewery
Beer brewed on site, with brick-oven pizza, burgers and wings. An easy dinner after a day on the lake.
Beavers Bend Brewery
Brewing since 2013, with a dog-friendly, multi-level patio above the strip and gourmet hot dogs to go with a flight.
Wine and spirits
Girls Gone Wine
Wine made on site and poured at free tastings since 2006, from dry reds and rosé to sweet wines, with a VIP tasting room you can reserve.
Knotted Rope Winery
A small tasting room pouring reds and whites from sweet to dry, a few steps from Mountain Fork Brewery.
Hochatown Distilling Co.
The town's own distillery, with a speakeasy-style bar for a nightcap.
Things to do
How to spend your time
Hike Beavers Bend State Park
The park starts just south of town. Try the easy 1-mile Cedar Bluff Nature Trail beside the Mountain Fork River, or Lookout Mountain Trail for a harder climb.
Get out on Broken Bow Lake
The 14,000-acre lake sits about a mile east of town. The marina in Beavers Bend rents boats, and the coves are clear enough for summer swimming.
Fish or float the Mountain Fork River
Trout are stocked year-round in the cold water below Broken Bow Dam, and outfitters in Hochatown rent kayaks and run shuttles for easy floats.
Play a round at Cedar Creek Golf Course
An 18-hole course inside Beavers Bend State Park. A good option for part of the group while the rest hike or paddle.
Stargaze from the hot tub
Away from the lights on the strip, the sky over the forest gets properly dark on clear nights. Every Sababa cabin has a private hot tub to watch it from.
Where to stay nearby
Compare the five Hochatown cabins
Choose by group size: Ace High, Dogwood Days and Mount Mirabelle each sleep 4 and suit couples, Conchito Cowboy sleeps 14, and The Ocho sleeps 18. Every one has a private hot tub and fire pit.
| Cabin | Sleeps | Bedrooms | Baths | Game room | From / night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Ocho | 18 | 8 | 5 | Yes | $695 |
| Conchito Cowboy | 14 | 4 | 3 | No | $425 |
| Mount Mirabelle | 4 | 1 | 1 | No | $215 |
| Ace High | 4 | 1 | 1 | No | $195 |
| Dogwood Days | 4 | 1 | 1 | No | $185 |
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Conchito Cowboy
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Mount Mirabelle
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The Ocho
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Ace High
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Dogwood Days
Common questions
Hochatown, OK FAQ
Are there cabins in Hochatown or Broken Bow with a hot tub?
Yes. All five Sababa Homes cabins in Hochatown and Broken Bow have a private hot tub: The Ocho sleeps 18, Conchito Cowboy sleeps 14, and Ace High, Mount Mirabelle and Dogwood Days each sleep 4. Every cabin also has a fireplace and a fire pit, and all five book direct, without the 12–15% service fee Airbnb and VRBO add.
How far is Hochatown from Dallas, Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Little Rock?
Hochatown is about 3 to 3.5 hours from Dallas (roughly 200 miles), about 4 hours from Oklahoma City (roughly 260 miles), 3.5 to 4 hours from Tulsa (roughly 225 miles) and 3 to 3.5 hours from Little Rock (roughly 180 miles). Fort Worth is closer to 4 hours. These are typical times without traffic, so allow extra on Friday afternoons.
What is the difference between Hochatown and Broken Bow?
Broken Bow is the town, and Hochatown is a smaller town about 8 miles north of it on US-259, next to Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend State Park. Most of the area's cabins, restaurants, breweries and wineries are in and around Hochatown, but people often call the whole area Broken Bow, so a "Broken Bow cabin" is usually a Hochatown cabin. Hochatown has been an incorporated town since 2022.
Which Hochatown cabin is best for a large group?
The Ocho is the best fit for a large group. It sleeps 18 across 8 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, with a game room, an outdoor bar, a movie projector and a hot tub built for a crowd. For groups of up to 14, Conchito Cowboy has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a large deck and outdoor games.
Which Hochatown cabin is best for a couple?
Ace High, Dogwood Days and Mount Mirabelle are the couples cabins. Each has one bedroom, one bathroom, room for up to 4 guests, and its own hot tub and fire pit. Mount Mirabelle is the higher-end pick, Ace High is sleek and intimate, and Dogwood Days sits in a quiet wooded setting with trails nearby.
How close are the cabins to the Hochatown strip and Beavers Bend?
Every Sababa Homes cabin in Broken Bow is roughly 5 to 15 minutes by car from the Hochatown strip and from Beavers Bend State Park. The park begins just south of town, so a morning hike and dinner on the strip fit easily into one day.
Plan your trip
Stay close to Hochatown, OK
Every Sababa Homes Broken Bow / Hochatown OK cabin rental is within Hochatown — Ace High and Dogwood Days for couples, Mount Mirabelle for an elevated couples' stay, Conchito Cowboy for groups up to 14, and The Ocho for groups up to 18. All are private, all include hot tubs and fire pits, and all book direct with no Airbnb or VRBO service fees.