Bedding: 1 King, 1 Queen, and 1 Full-Sized Bed + Futons, Inflatable Bed, & a Crib

Additional Camping is Available on Request

Amenities:

Phone, DSL Internet, Air Conditioning, Satellite TV, DVD Player

Full Kitchen, Microwave, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, Blender & Cookware Provided

Bed & Bath Linens Provided, but not Beach Towels

Washer, Dryer, & a Clothes Line Outdoors

Jetted Tub in the Master Bath

Flower and Herb Gardens in a Large Yard

Basketball Goal; Paved Driveway For Playing or Roller Skating; Horseshoes

Two Year-Around Flowing Streams, including a Wading Pool Close to the House

A Shaded Hammock Next to the Stream; a Swing and Gas BBQ Grill on the Porch

No Smoking Allowed Indoors

Explore the many wonders of nature on one of the cleanest lakes in the country (according to the EPA). Lake Ouachita has over 1000 miles of shoreline and over 200 islands where you can camp or play on your own private beach. The lake is a swimmer or scuba diver's heaven with crystal clear water, rare jellyfish (non-stinging) and sponges that are found in very few of the cleanest freshwater lakes, plus world class striped bass abound here as do most types of freshwater fish.

Three recreational marinas are within a 10 minute drive of your vacation home, and include our favorite areas for hiking, picnicking, swimming, fishing, and horseback riding, boat slips, pontoon houseboat, and jet ski rentals. Mountain Harbor Resort also has a full service spa and a quiet restaurant that overlooks the lake.

Hiking in the Ouachita National Forest can range from a meditative walk to an exhilarating adventure, complete with fresh wild blackberries in season. See www.fs.fed.us/oonf for more information about the Forest, including nearby trails. A nearby Ranger station can answer your questions and provide maps for a wide variety of hikes. In the spring and fall, canoe floating is available on the nearby Ouachita River. We can help you choose a float that fits your interests.

Mount Ida is the world's best area for quartz crystals: both digging and shopping for them. We often pick up crystals that are lying on the ground as we walk or hike, especially along the waters edge. Click here to learn more about fun, current events in our area www.mtidachamber.com.