11 Best Cabin Rentals in Oklahoma for the Ultimate Getaway

Want in on a dirty little secret? Oklahoma’s cabin game is really on point.

In a state with pristine stretches of mountains like the Wichitas and the Ouachitas, maybe it should come as no surprise. So whether you’re looking for a big cabin because you’ve got a bunch of rug rats, a romantic getaway for the love of your life, or riverside retreat that allows dogs, the Sooner State has got you covered.

Below you’ll find a list of the best cabin rentals in Oklahoma. Browse through and you’re sure to find the right spot for your next escape out into the woods.

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1. State of the Art

Why you should stay: bring the extended fam for a reunion at this lux cabin near Broken Bow Lake.

• Location: Hochatown
• Sleeps: 15
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $778/night

State of the Art brings together exotic materials with midcentury and rustic stylings to create a cabin that really is a work of art. The handblown art pieces in the living even add a little Chihuly-inspired flair. And while the artisanship certainly stands out, so does the cabin’s functionality.

This six-bedroom house is well-equipped to handle a big group, with plenty of gathering and entertainment spaces, indoors and out. If your group loves to gather by the fire, this is the place to come, with a big fireplace in the living, an outdoor fireplace with seating out on the deck, and a firepit out in the yard.

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2. The Rustic Gem

Why you should stay: hole up in these Western-style digs for a cozy escape within walking distance of Lake of the Arbuckles.

• Location: Murray County
• Sleeps: 6
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $199/night

If you’re looking for something with a real rustic feel (but is still fully modern), The Rustic Gem might just be for you. While the home looks pretty nondescript from the outside, the interior has been decked out with flavorful wood paneling, hardwood floors, and rustic furniture.

If you’re looking to get out on the lake, this cabin is a great home base for outdoor recreation. There’s plenty of room to park a trailer if you want to bring a boat, with a boat dock to put in the water a mere two minutes away.

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3. Cabin With a View

Why you should stay: deluxe hilltop cabin with views of Elmer Thomas Lake and the Wichita Mountains.

• Location: Medicine Park
• Sleeps: 8
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $260/night

If the top item on your vacation to-do list is gazing out across never-ending views, this Medicine Park cabin has you covered. Sit out under the covered porch and enjoy the vista, or relax in the living room with views through the tall view windows.

Inside, this modern cabin has lots of rustic touches, perfect for setting the tone of your cabin vacation. And while this cabin is a great place to relax, there’s plenty of outdoor fun to be had nearby, with lake access at Lake Lawtonka and Elmer Thomas Lake, and great hiking at Bear Mountain and Mount Scott.

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4. Once in a Blue Moon

Why you should stay: a luxurious and secluded stay that’s perfect for families with lots of kids (or grown-up kids).

• Location: Hochatown
• Sleeps: 14
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $749/night

Worried about keeping the kids entertained? Once in a Blue Moon is an incredible Broken Bow cabin with tons of kid-friendly amenities. In the game room you’ll find a 12 foot shuffleboard table and a video game table with 60+ games. Outside there’s a jungle gym with swings, a rock wall, and a slide — plus an acre and a half of woods to explore. The kids even get their own bunk room, with bunk beds for six.

Of course, adults will have a great time at this cabin too — and nearby outdoor attractions like Broken Bow Lake and Beaver’s Bend State Park offer plenty of opportunity for fishing, boating, hiking, and more.

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5. The Lazy Buffalo

Why you should stay: feel like you’re living on the set of an old Western movie.

• Location: Cache
• Sleeps: 2+
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $80/night

Located on the southern footsteps of the Wichita Mountains, the Lazy Buffalo looks like a strip of saloons straight out of the Old West. The Lazy Buffalo contains five individual cabins: Iron Door Cabin, Rojo Buffalo Cabin, Silver Spur Cabin, Chief Cabin, and Take a Hike Cabin. Each cabin can be rented out individually, or you can book the whole gol’ darn thing, which sleeps up to 16 people.

Inside, each cabin is rustically themed with its own unique flavor, sure to make you feel like you’re immersed in a simpler time decades ago. Of course, you’re coming to this part of Oklahoma for the outdoors, and the Lazy Buffalo is only minutes down the road from the lakes and trails of the Wichita Mountains. The property even has a game cleaning station for hunters or fishermen staying on the property.

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6. Hidden Cabin on 40 Acres

Why you should stay: Get away from it all at this secluded yet convenient location in woods.

• Location: Lake Texoma
• Sleeps: 8
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $150/night

This secluded cabin is definitely where you want to be if you enjoy the feeling of having the woods all to yourself. Located on a 40-acre property near Lake Texoma, there isn’t another cabin in sight! Of course, you’ll still be less than a 20-minute drive from the lake, restaurants, and stores, so your secluded getaway won’t be too out of the way.

And if you’re really serious about holing up on the property for a few days, the cabin has it’s own private pond out back. Bring the fishing poles and angle for bass, catfish, and bluegill right from the backyard. If you’re not into fishing, that’s okay because you’ll love sitting out on covered porch, relaxing by the firepit at night, or hiking around in the woods on property.

7. Studio Cabin in the Woods

Why you should stay: a quaint yet modern studio, great for couples or small families.

• Location: Murray County
• Sleeps: 4
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $165/night

Oklahoma’s got tons of big, badass cabins, but if you’re just a small family with one or two kids, you don’t need a mega-cabin. Instead, try this quaint yet modern studio cabin near Lake of the Arbuckles.

Yes it’s just one room, but it’s a BIG room, and has everything you need — including a full kitchen. And of course you’ll want to enjoy the outdoors while you’re here, which you can do without leaving the secluded five-acre property. Outside you’ll find an open deck with lovely views of the surrounding woods and a small pond too.

8. Riverfront Cabin

Why you should stay: bring your kids (two-legged or four-legged) for a stay on the banks of the Mountain Fork River.

• Location: Eagletown
• Sleeps: 4 (6 with prior arrangement)
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $172/night

Finding a nice cabin that allows pets can be challenging — so look no further than this riverfront cabin southeast of Broken Bow. And even if you aren’t bringing dogs along, this cabin is still well worth consideration, especially for families with small children as the sleeping quarters is an upstairs loft with two twins bed, plus a queen separated by a partition.

Of course, the biggest draw is river running right outside the backdoor. If you enjoying kayaking, this is the place to be, and obviously this is a great spot cast out a line as well — or just post up on the back porch with a cold beverage and enjoy the scenery.

9. Loring Beate Hilltop Cabin

Why you should stay: highly-rated modern-rustic cabin with a convenient, in-town location.

• Location: Lawton
• Sleeps: 6
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $159/night

If you’re looking for a cabin that’s a little closer to civilization, take a gander at the Loring Beate Hilltop Cabin. Located just minutes from downtown Lawton, this property is close to plenty of restaurants, stores, and other amenities. And when you’re ready for a little adventure, Medicine Park and the entrance to the Wichita Mountains is only 20 minutes away.

The cabin itself is amazing, with a rustic log cabin aesthetic on the exterior, and all the modern conveniences inside. The cozy living room is a great place to snuggle up by the fireplace, while the covered patio is perfect for enjoying the weather. And even though the cabin is “in-town”, it’s on a large, wooded lot that makes the property feel more secluded.

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10. Buck Luxury Cabin

Why you should stay: Get overwhelmed with cuteness at this tiny cabin at the edge of the forest.

• Location: Hochatown
• Sleeps: 4
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $131/night

If you’ve ever wanted to stay in a tiny home, check out the Buck Luxury Cabin. Yet another cool property in the cabin hot-bed that is Broken Bow Lake, this little house is tucked back in the woods for a secluded-feeling escape.

Even those this cabin is tiny, it uses it’s space well, so won’t be roughing it out there. The interior is fully decked out with designer decor, and outside you relax in the hot tub, sit in an Adirondack chair by a roaring fire, or take a stroll amid the hardwoods and listen for the sound of a nearby brook.

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11. Bella Louise

Why you should stay: enjoy a romantic couple’s retreat retreat with a heart-shaped hot tub.

• Location: Ringold
• Sleeps: 2
• Minimum Stay: 2 nights
• Rates from: $209/night

If you’re looking for a romantic getaway with your boo, you just have to pick the cabin with the heart-shaped hot tub, right? And if that won’t convince you, Bella Louise has plenty of other romantic touches too — we’re talking his and her mugs for your morning coffee together, fireplaces inside and out for optimal cuddling spaces, and dining table just begging to host a candle-light dinner.

A good backup plan for if Bella Louise is booked for your dates is Sugar Magnolia, a romantic cabin getaway just 30 minutes from Ringold at Broken Bow Lake.

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