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Cabin in Sulphur
Retreat at Hidden Oaks Real Log Cabin near lake
Peaceful Retreat 'Hidden Oaks!' This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom Sulphur REAL log cabin is located just a short distance from lake and close to Turner Falls, Chickasaw National Recreation Area, allowing easy access to outdoor adventures. Though you'll be tucked away from it all, this picturesque log cabin vacation rental offers all the modern necessities, like a 4K Smart TV, free WiFi, and even an outdoor fire pit for roasting s'mores. We are NOT a 4-5 star luxury resort but a great chance to escape!
$178 per night
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Cabin in Davis
Bird's Nest Tree House-Minutes from Turner Falls!
Elevated fifteen feet above ground, this unique "Bird's nest" first welcomes you with an enchanting view of the Arbuckle Mountains, inside and out! Then surrounds you with all the custom-built details for a fine getaway, including a pebble stoned walk-in shower/spa bath. Electric fire place available Oct. 15th to April 15th. And 70 acres of pristine beauty of nature, shared only with fellow guests as we do have three more cabins on site. There is plenty of room for everyone to explore!
$204 per night
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Cabin in Davis
The Bluebird Cottage Style Cabin with Hot Tub
Welcome to The Bluebird Cottage! We are a 1930s cottage style cabin located in the majestic Arbuckle Mountains of Davis, OK. Whether you’re here to escape the city, or are an outdoor enthusiast, you’ll enjoy the comforts of home when you stay with us. ***Guests must acknowledge rules prior to booking***
$250 per night
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Stay near Davis's top sights

Photo of Arbuckle Mountain Fried Pies
Arbuckle Mountain Fried Pies12 locals recommend
Photo of Arbuckle Wilderness Park
Arbuckle Wilderness Park27 locals recommend
Photo of Treasure Valley Casino
Treasure Valley Casino5 locals recommend
Photo of Smokin' Joe's Rib Ranch
Smokin' Joe's Rib Ranch23 locals recommend
Photo of Bedré Fine Chocolate
Bedré Fine Chocolate16 locals recommend
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Turner Falls Zipline60 locals recommend

Vacation rentals in Davis

Hotel room in Davis
Suite Contempo-Few miles from Turner Falls!
$88 per night
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Tiny home in Sulphur
Windsong Villas
$96 per night
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Home in Sulphur
Bow Hunting Paradise/Forest Retreat-Arbuckle Lake
$166 per night
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Place to stay in Davis
The Bistro Loft on Main Street- Near Turner Falls!
$136 per night
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Home in Sulphur
Amazing 1 bedroom home next to a beautiful park.
$99 per night
Cabin in Davis
Cabin Villa 1 - Turner Falls Cabin Rentals
$167 per night
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Cabin in Sulphur
Hilltop Lake View Retreat
$255 per night
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Cabin in Davis
Tiny log cottage, Woods, Creek, Mountains, Hot Tub
$164 per night
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Tiny home in Sulphur
Unique Tiny House Near Lake Arbuckle!
$92 per night
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Cottage in Davis
Powell Cabin Inside Turner Falls Park
$200 per night
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Cottage in Davis
Donna's Cottage
$150 per night
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Cabin in Sulphur
Secluded | Views | Arbuckle Mtns | Turner Falls
$225 per night

Your guide to Davis

Welcome to Davis

The state of Oklahoma is home to 39 federally recognized sovereign nations, and the Chickasaw Nation’s territory starts in central Oklahoma just south of the state capital, stretching all the way to the Texas border. Davis lies in the heart of Chickasaw Country, abutting the Arbuckle Mountains. A hotbed for outdoor fun, the mountains, which extend 35 miles, may be the region’s centerpiece, but they’re hardly the only playground in town. Davis also lays claim to Turner Falls, the largest waterfall in Oklahoma; the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Oklahoma’s oldest national park; and Arbuckle Wilderness, a 200-acre expanse of land where exotic animals roam free. In summer months, the Lake of the Arbuckles is the place where anglers cast their lines hoping to reel in catfish, crappie, bass, and perch, while families bring out powerboats, waterskis, paddleboards, and other sports equipment to explore the 2,350-acre domain.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Davis?

Close to the Texas border, Davis enjoys mild temperatures for much of the winter as well as balmy springs and falls, which are great seasons to truly take advantage of the outdoors and stay in one of the area’s cabins. Summers in Davis can be scorchers, not to mention jam-packed with people fleeing the cities for the area’s many water features. But the shoulder seasons of April to May and September to October usually are warm enough to go for a dip. Though winter in Davis can get cold, it’s also devoid of crowds and prime time for fishing. Many Davis attractions like Turner Falls Park are open year-round.


What are the top things to do in Davis?

Turner Falls

Dropping 77 feet, Oklahoma’s most impressive waterfall is the central attraction at Turner Falls Park, which boasts bath houses, natural pools, picnic sites, beaches, and three caves. You can also see the falls from atop the 777 Zip zipline. This family-friendly destination attracts swimmers looking to escape the heat in the sweltering summer months, as well as licensed anglers, who fish for trout from November to March.

The Lake of the Arbuckles

Adjacent to the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, the Lake of the Arbuckles is a wildly popular spot for every water sport under the sun, but it’s also heavily used by anglers and, perhaps surprisingly, scuba divers, who flock to the reservoir for its crystal-clear waters.

Washita River

If high-energy sports aren’t your thing, a leisurely float down the Washita River might do the trick. In warmer months, you can rent tubes — including 50-quart cooler tubes for your beverages to float alongside you — from River Bottom Campground and take your time drifting this four-mile run down the river.

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