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Groovy Pines
- Lakefront A-frame
- Sleeps 6
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 baths
A private deck over the water, dock access for kayaks, a fireplace, and a jetted tub for after the trail.
From $189 a night
View and check datesLakefront cabins under three miles from downtown Eureka Springs
Two family-owned cabins on Lake Lucerne, a quiet hollow lake in the Ozark hills. Paddle in the morning, walk the Victorian streets in the afternoon, back on the deck by sunset.
Crescent Hotel3 mi
Grotto Spring4 mi
Turpentine Creek7 mi
Onyx Cave7 mi
Holiday Island Marina10 mi
Road miles from the cabins
The homes
Both sit on Lake Lucerne, in the hills just south of town.
Renovating now
Everything's Pine
Our second Lake Lucerne cabin is mid-renovation. We'll open the calendar when it's ready.
Join the list to get first pick of dates before it goes on any booking site.
Follow the renovationWhat's on in Eureka
Concerts in Basin Park, shows, tours, and festivals over the next three weeks.
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When to come
Every month has a reason. These are the windows we plan around.
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Redbud and dogwoodHillsides bloom pink, then white
Float seasonKings River floats, lake swimming
Fall colorPeak is usually late Oct to early Nov
Bald eaglesBoat tours on Beaver Lake
Timing shifts with the weather each year. Eagle tours run November through February from Rocky Branch Marina, through Hobbs State Park; book ahead for weekends.
There's no town like Eureka
A Victorian spa town built into a hollow, where the streets follow the hills instead of a grid.
Streets that bend with the hills
Few streets meet at a right angle, and there isn't a single stoplight in town.
More than 60 springs
The town grew up around them in the 1880s. Over a dozen are restored and easy to walk to.
The whole town is historic
In 1970, the entire city was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A hotel with no upstairs
The Basin Park Hotel is built into the mountainside, so every floor opens at ground level.
A church entered through its bell tower
St. Elizabeth's sits so steeply on the hill that the bell tower is the front door.
An artists' town since 1939
Galleries, a school of the arts, a writers' colony, and opera every summer.
Why book direct
Same homes, same cleaners, same owners. Booking with us cuts out the middle step.
- No platform service feeYou pay the nightly rate, cleaning, and required taxes. Nothing else is added at checkout.
- Talk to the ownersQuestions about the house, the lake, or an early check-in go straight to us.
- Returning guests come firstStayed with us before? Ask about the returning-guest rate.
- Clear, written policiesHouse rules and cancellation terms are on one page before you request.
About Lake Lucerne
Lake Lucerne was dammed in the late 1800s, when Eureka Springs drew visitors for its spring water. From the 1920s it was a summer resort with cottages, a lodge, a dance pavilion, and a nine-hole golf course.
The resort closed in the 1970s and the land around the lake became a quiet residential neighborhood in the county, a short drive from the shops and galleries on Spring and Main Streets.
Read our local guide1880s
A dam creates the lake south of town.
1920
The lake becomes a family summer resort.
1976
The resort closes; the shoreline becomes homes.
Today
Two of those homes are ours, and we'd like to host you.