NEUES Listing - Merging Waters - Native Stone, Hütte für Paare in den Ouachita-Bergen.

I am so glad that you and your husband had such a wonderful stay at Merging Waters. While I have always seen this property as unique and felt privileged to live here, it warms my heart to know that my guests do too, and return guests are just further evidence of its charm. You were great guests who love and enjoy our natural world here while taking great care of Merging Waters. To any possible future hosts, I recommend Elisabeth and her husband without reservation. They took excellent care of the cabin and property, treating Merging Waters like a beloved home away from home and leaving it in the same pristine condition as they found it. Elizabeth, because of our mixed deciduous and evergreen woods framing the creeks, each season has its own charm, and the Fall colors are usually quite spectacular I will certainly look forward to your next visit in any season you choose. Thanks for the pleasure and privilege of being your host!

Thank you for choosing Merging Waters for your Fall getaway and taking such wonderful care of this property, which means so much to me. I really enjoyed meeting you both and will look forward to hosting you again on future stay next year..

Thanks Katie for your comments, which really do reflect what many former guests have also expressed about Merging Waters unique cabin and property -the feeling of peace and tranquility that this place in our natural world provides. I hope that you will be able to return again one day, and thank you for the privilege and pleasure of hosting your stay. To any perspective hosts, this couple were excellent and thoughtful guests, taking beautiful care of the Merging Waters cabin and property, and leaving it in the pristine shape in which it was found. I recommend them without reservations and hope they to see them again in the near future.

Donna, What perfect weather we were blessed with to view this memorable event! I’m so glad you two enjoyed your stay and look forward to seeing you again this summer and. It is a real pleasure to share our world here with like-minded people who enjoy the natural world and love, respect and take care the property. FYI Some of the fish typically caught include brownies, walleye, catfish and a pretty little fish we locals call a sun perch , (though not actually a perch at all) There are a couple of pics. on Merging Waters site that guests have shared some of fish that didn’t get away. The Fall changing of the colors is another beautiful time of year here. Due to the combination of mixed evergreen and deciduous woodlands, as the sunlight strikes falling leaves and merging waters, I’ve been told that view is uniquely spectacular. Thanks again for being such great guests. I will look forward to seeing you two again this summer and the privilege and pleasure of hosting your another stay at Merging Waters!

Merging Waters is located on approximately 7 1/2 acres of woodlands. Potential guests have the option through VRBO to make any inquiries prior to booking or may decide to choose instant booking. For guests, hosts and booking agency interests/protections, exact addresses of properties are not available to the public at large on the VRBO site prior to booking,. However, Merging Waters “first welcome response” includes our precise physical address including driveway entry, location, as well as other information that may be pertinent. All of our guests are always invited to ask any additional questions that they may have. In addition when guests arrive, I always prefer to meet them, show them around and confirm that everything meets their expectations. For potential future guests, FYI, in the Fall lots of things are going on in southeastern Oklahoma. For hunters, Bow and Black powder season are underway. Many folks also like to take their families on final camping trips during Fall Break before colder winter weather arrives. Also in case, anyone is not aware, the last few weeks, of October sees the arrival of many visitors from all over the nation as well as other nations for the Fall “Changing of the Colors”, driving through the Ouachita mountains, the national Talimena Scenic Byway and to Queen Wilhelmina State lodge, Mena, Arkansas. The Christian motorcycle Association also has their headquarters about 35 miles from Mena. The Beavers Bend State Park is also a very popular destination at this time of year and it is also about 38 miles south of Merging Waters cabin. If traffic noise in the rural countryside along to the only two-lane highway connecting this area of SE Oklahoma,Texas and Arkansas is an issue, you might want to take that into consideration, especially in the busiest seasons and weekends. It is my desire to only host guests who are confident that they will be totally satisfied with their selection of Merging Waters and confident that they can have a great experience, in this beautiful and unique part of the State, but only the potential guest can decide that. I invite you to look at “all” of the reviews. If you are unfamiliar with our area, please do a little research on what we have to offer, and know that any questions are welcomed and can be sent as an inquiry prior to booking. Thanks for considering Merging Waters.

Thanks Vicki, you and your husband were such considerate guests. The thought that Merging Waters will be a part of your shared memories in a long and happy life together brings a smile to my face. I will look forward to seeing the two of you again here at Merging Waters.