YELLVILLE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
A Ridge-Top Ozarks Retreat: Luxury Cabin #9, Yellville
A concise guide to Luxury Cabin #9 — a Wild Bill’s Outfitters property on a peaceful scenic ridge near Yellville — covering layout, amenities, rates and practical details for planning your stay.
A Ridge-Top Ozarks Retreat: Luxury Cabin #9, Yellville.
Adventure brief
A Ridge-Top Ozarks Retreat: Luxury Cabin #9, Yellville
Perched on a quiet scenic ridge in the Ozarks outside Yellville, Luxury Cabin #9 is one of Wild Bill’s Outfitters’ high-end rentals, built for relaxed group stays or private getaways amid forested surrounds.
Tucked within the sprawling Ozark Mountains near Yellville, Arkansas, Wild Bill’s Outfitters presents Luxury Cabin #9 — a standout option for travelers seeking comfort amidst rugged natural beauty. This spacious cabin sits high on a serene ridge, surrounded by dense hardwood forests characteristic of the region, with loblolly pines and hickory trees framing views that shift with the seasons. The Ozarks themselves are renowned for their crystal-clear spring-fed rivers, limestone bluffs, and rich biodiversity.
Luxury Cabin #9 comfortably sleeps up to ten guests, making it a versatile retreat for families, groups of friends, or couples craving a blend of rustic tranquility and modern amenities. The main floor centers on a master bedroom featuring a king-sized bed and a two-person Jacuzzi tub—ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring the nearby Buffalo National River or local hiking trails. A cozy gas log fireplace warms the family room, where a TV and DVD player await, providing a break from the remote setting with movie nights by firelight.
Upstairs, an open loft with two double beds offers additional space, while the full kitchen invites guests to prepare their own meals with fresh local ingredients. Outside, a grill, fire ring, and picnic table create a perfect setting for evening cookouts under the stars. While linens and blankets are provided, guests should pack their own bath and river towels to make the most of nearby swimming holes and outdoor adventures.
Wild Bill’s Outfitters integrates this cabin into the broader tapestry of Ozark recreation, serving as a basecamp for fishing, kayaking, hiking, and cycling. The area holds rich cultural history, including Cherokee heritage and early pioneer settlements, adding depth to any visit. Visitors benefit from Wild Bill’s deep local knowledge and commitment to sustainable recreation that helps protect the region’s natural resources for future generations. Whether arriving for a weekend getaway or a week-long escape, Luxury Cabin #9 offers a distinctive blend of comfort and wilderness immersion in one of America’s most scenic mountain landscapes.
Route Schematic
Property layout & key stops
Key spaces to know as you move through the cabin during your stay.
Family room & kitchen
Main gathering area with TV and DVD player (no reception), gas-log fireplace, couch that converts to a full bed, and a full kitchen for meal prep.
Master bedroom (downstairs)
King-size bed and a two-person Jacuzzi tub on the main level for a private, comfortable sleeping area.
Open loft bedroom (upstairs)
An upstairs open loft that contains two double beds to accommodate additional guests.
Outdoor area
Barbecue grill, picnic table and a fire ring provide the primary outdoor amenities for cooking and evening gatherings.
Note the cabin sleeps up to 10 comfortably and operators enforce minimum-night stays (two nights on weekends; three nights on holiday weekends) and additional-person charges.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
Arrive to wooded quiet, move into an open family room warmed by a gas-log fireplace, and unpack into a full kitchen that easily handles group meals. Downstairs the master suite centers on a king bed and a two-person Jacuzzi tub; upstairs an open loft houses two double beds. Evenings play out at the picnic table or around the fire ring, with the DVD player standing in for broadcast TV where there is no reception.
THE SETTING
A peaceful scenic ridge in the Ozarks
The cabin sits tucked into the woods on a scenic ridge, offering the quiet and seclusion expected of high-end Ozarks lodging.
THE INTERIORS
Roomy, well-equipped living spaces
Inside, the master bedroom on the main level includes a king bed and a two-person Jacuzzi tub; the family room has a gas-log fireplace, TV with DVD player (no reception), and a couch that converts to a full-size bed. A full kitchen and an additional bathroom serve the main floor.
THE OUTDOORS
Simple exterior amenities for cookouts and campfires
Outside you’ll find a barbecue grill, picnic table and a fire ring for evening gatherings; linens and blankets are provided, while guests are asked to bring their own bath and river towels.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bath and river towels are not supplied—guests should bring their own. Linens and blankets are provided. Because the TV is a DVD player and there is no reception, bring DVDs or other media if you want in-cabin viewing.
A full kitchen is available for meal preparation and the outdoor area includes a barbecue grill, picnic table and fire ring for cooking and gatherings.
The property enforces multi-night minimums on weekends and holidays; plan stays accordingly and confirm any one-night availability by phone.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the starting nightly rate?
The property lists a starting rate of $244 per night for 1–4 people; additional person charges apply.
How are longer stays priced?
A rate table lists sample totals: One Night Stay $213; Two Night Stay $426; Three Night Stay $639; Four Night Stay $852; Five Night Stay $1,065; Six Night Stay $1,278; One Week Stay $1,491; Eight Night Stay $1,704.
How many people can the cabin accommodate?
The cabin sleeps 10 comfortably; the advertised starting price covers 1–4 people and each additional person is $10 per night.
Are linens and towels provided?
Linens and blankets are provided, but guests are asked to bring their own bath and river towels.
Are there minimum-night requirements?
Yes — there is a two-night minimum on weekends (call to check for one-night availability) and a three-night minimum on holiday weekends.
Is there television reception?
The family room has a TV with a DVD player but no reception, so bring movies if you want to watch in-cabin.
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