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Our family homesteaded and has lived on this property for the last six generations.

We can comfortably accommodate 6 guests in Cabin #1 and up to 18 guests in Cabin #2. You can curl up with a good book or just relax and enjoy the view. From your porch swing enjoy watching whitetail deer, wild turkeys, squirrels, songbirds and other game and non-game species. We include large covered surrounding porches, native stone fireplace, wood floors, and all the wildlife you care to enjoy. Master bedrooms are furnished with a king size bed. Kitchens are fully equipped with cooking and eating utensils, just bring your food and refreshments. The outdoor grill, stone campfire pit and picnic areas are perfect for evening cookouts. The cabins include heat and air conditioning for your comfort.

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Each cabin includes a comfortable living room with TV & VCR, dining room, fully equipped kitchen, and bath with Jacuzzi. Our cabins are fully furnished with the latest amenities, and to add to your experience our cabins are decorated with family antiques and collectibles. Travelers from all over the nation choose the Buffalo National River as their source of relaxation, adventure & inspiration.Īt Steel Creek Cabins, our goal is to provide you & your family with your home away from home. The famous BRT-Buffalo River Trail can take you through miles of unsurpassed scenery. There are miles and miles of trails offering you the riding experience of a lifetime. The Buffalo National River also offers some of the finest horseback riding in the world. The terrain of the upper Buffalo River area provides wonderful mountain biking and ATV trails in Ozark National Forest. The Buffalo River National Park is home to many caves and absolutely wonderful hiking trails to explore, with some of the most popular hikes such as Hemmed-In-Hollow, Lost Valley Park, and Hawksbill Crag. The Buffalo River offers awesome kayaking and canoeing in the spring, and often float trips in the summer- depending on rainfall. For the outdoor enthusiasts, there is an adventure for every season. Here you will find the headwaters of the Buffalo National River, Ozark National Forest and the Buffalo National Park.

Our cabins are located in the heart of Northwest Arkansas, in the Ozark Mountains. Welcome to Steel Creek Cabins and the beautiful Buffalo River. *click on any image below to view the entire gallery Twisty shapes called helictites warp in all directions from the ceiling, walls, and floor.Ponca, Arkansas Your Buffalo National River Getaway! Other stalactites take the form of draperies and soda straws. Sheets of calcite growths on cave walls and floor are called flowstones.

Columns form where stalactites and stalagmites join. Stalagmites grow up from the floor, usually from the water that drips off the end of stalactites. The icicle-shaped formations are called stalactites and form as water drips from the cave roof. Speleothems form as the carbon dioxide in the acidic water escapes in the airiness of the cave and the dissolved calcite hardens once again. Hidden in the darkness of caves, rock formations called speleothems droop from the ceilings like icicles, emerge from the floor like mushrooms, and cover the sides like sheets of a waterfall. Here, masses of water continually slosh to and fro, explaining why many caverns lay nearly horizontal. The water courses down through the Earth until it reaches the zone where the rocks are completely saturated with water. Most of these solutional caves require more than 100,000 years to widen large enough to hold a human. Eventually, some of the passages become large enough to earn the distinction of 'cave'. The passages widen as more water seeps down, allowing even more water to flow through them. The acidic water percolates down into the Earth through cracks and fractures and creates a network of passages like an underground plumbing system. Watch: Inside the World's Longest Sea Caves

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