YELLVILLE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Wood‑smoke Evenings and a Well‑worn Sofa: Rustic Cabin #2 in Yellville
A compact, fully equipped cabin operated by Wild Bill’s Outfitters in Yellville — listed starting at $176 a night for 1–4 guests and configured to sleep six, useful for planning a short woodland getaway.
Wood‑smoke Evenings and a Well‑worn Sofa: Rustic Cabin #2 in Yellville.
Rustic Cabin #2 sits among trees or on a scenic ridge outside Yellville and is tailored to uncomplicated stays: a main bedroom with a king bed, an open loft with two single beds, and a sitting area with a couch or futon that converts to another bed. The cabin pairs a full kitchen and bathroom with simple living-room comforts — TV with DVD player (no reception), a freestanding wood or gas fireplace — and outdoor living options including a front‑porch barbecue grill and a fire ring; linens and blankets are provided, but guests should bring their own bath and river towels.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Compact, multi‑bedroom cabin that sleeps six
Bedrooms include a king‑size bed in the main room, two single beds in an open loft, and a sitting area with a futon or couch that makes into a bed — a setup that accommodates up to six people comfortably.
All the basics: kitchen, shower, fireplace and DVD
Each cabin offers a full kitchen and a bathroom with shower, TVs with DVD players (there is no reception so bring movies), and a free‑standing wood or gas fireplace for heating and atmosphere.
Porch grilling and a nighttime fire ring
The front porch includes a barbeque grill for simple outdoor cooking, and there is a dedicated fire ring outside for evening fires — ideal for low‑fuss camp evenings close to the cabin.
What the day feels like
What staying here feels like
A stay at Rustic Cabin #2 is straightforward and domestic: arrive, stock the kitchen, stoke the freestanding fireplace or gas heater, and spend evenings on the porch or around the fire ring. The layout supports mixed groups — couples, small families, or friends — with sleeping space spread between the main bedroom, the loft, and the convertible futon in the sitting area.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin works for — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring your own bath and river towels; DVDs or movies if you want in‑cabin entertainment (TVs have DVD players but no reception).
Linens and blankets are provided in the cabin; guests are responsible for their own bath and river towels.
The cabin has a full kitchen for self‑catering, a barbeque grill on the front porch for outdoor cooking, and a freestanding wood or gas fireplace for warmth and ambiance.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the starting nightly rate?
The listing notes a starting rate of $176 per night for 1–4 people; each additional person is charged $10 per night and the cabin is described as sleeping six comfortably.
Are there minimum‑night requirements?
Yes: there is a two‑night minimum on weekends (call to check one‑night availability) and a three‑night minimum on holiday weekends.
What sleeping arrangements are provided?
The cabin features a king‑size bed in a main bedroom, two single beds in an open loft, and a couch or futon in the sitting area that converts to a bed.
What linens and towels are included?
Linens and blankets are provided; guests should bring their own bath and river towels.
Is there TV or internet connectivity?
There are TVs with DVD players in the cabins, but there is no reception — bring DVDs for in‑cabin viewing.
What are the published multi‑night rates?
A rate table lists stays such as One Night $153, Two Nights $306, Three Nights $459, Four Nights $612, Five Nights $765, Six Nights $918, One Week $1071 and Eight Nights $1,224.