Are you feeling the need to go off-the-grid for a few days now that the busy, holiday season is over? If so, I found the perfect spot to unwind in cozy cabins in the most beautiful setting. They are not only affordable, but they offer fabulous amenities to make your overnight stay just perfect.
Crooked River Cabins is located at 100 S Main Street in Battiest - on Oklahoma’s Glover River in the Kiamichi Mountains.
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There are three luxury cabins to choose from - all of which are off-the-grid. Pictured below is the River Rock cabin offering 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
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Here you’ll find the Monte Carlo with a large back deck outside and 2 bedrooms inside.
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Because you’re tucked away in the mountains, each cabin is private and isolated.
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The cabins are all riverfront, offering patios or porches for relaxing and enjoying scenic river views.
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Anyone else ready to go off-the-grid and relax on this cozy porch?
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The largest of the three cabins sleeps 12 and has multiple decks, one of which houses a hot tub.
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Inside Glover Bluff you’ll find over 1900 sq. ft. of living space with industrial style decor. Every cabin comes fully equipped with plenty of luxurious amenities.
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Glover River is the last free flowing river in Oklahoma and offers a variety of outdoor recreation.
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Guests enjoy fishing, swimming or taking a ride on the paddle boat. Whatever activity you choose to do (or not do), one thing is for sure…you’ll be off-the-grid enjoying a serene environment.
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Have you ever visited the Crooked River Cabins? If so, what did you think about them? Share your experience in the comments!
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Already planning your summer vacation? Check out these fun floating cabins for the ultimate summer getaway in Oklahoma.
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