Great weekend getaway cabin! First time spending a weekend here and had a very pleasant experience…read more The owner, Stacy was great to work with. She was easy to communicate with and responded quickly via text and phone calls. The Cabin was very clean and comfy. Everything seemed to be in working order (tv, electric fireplace, appliances...) The Bear Cabin has plenty of kitchenware for eating and meal prep. Basic bathroom essentials were also available. The other two cabins-Lighthouse and Fish are right next door and a mobile home community behind the property. Noise level was low between the nearby road and the mobile home community. Mostly just heard some music from the guests in the lighthouse cabin the first night (~40 ft away) but the noise was not super loud. Overall, it really was a good stay and I wouldn't mind staying here again if hiking brings us back to this area. I have the feeling Stacy has been burned by some irresponsible guests in the past based on conversations and another review seen on Yelp. My friend and I felt as thought she was pretty reasonable with her expectations though. Don't think you'd been disappointed staying here.

The cabin we stayed in was very clean, and the owner was friendly. Our cabin ("Fish") slept more…read morethan the other cabins, which made the space compact. The kitchen was extremely tiny; only one person can walk through at a time. It was tricky to cook anything due to the lack of countertop prep space. The shower was not made for a tall person; if you are over 6' tall, good luck. The sliding door on one of the bedrooms would not shut. The cushion on the living room couch/futon kept sliding off. The cabins are right next to the road, and there were loud pickup trucks revving their engines at all hours. Overall, it felt like we were staying in a camper. It was a good price, and I'd rather have stayed here than a hotel. However, next time we visit Lake Texoma, we'll stay someplace larger and quieter.

We did not stay at Cedar Mills overnight. We were just out to look at a boat but we stayed to have…read morelunch at the restaurant (Pelican's Landing) and drive through the grounds. We were very impressed with what we saw. The restaurant is great. The petting zoo doesn't have very many animals (2 goats, a calf, a sheep, and a duck) but is cool nonetheless. The standard cabins look nice and have a playground right outside. Everything looks newish and well maintained. The deluxe cabins are very impressive. They are on the back side of the resort so there shouldn't be a lot of traffic of cars going by. They are next to the air strip and there was a plane there as we drove by so it is used. That could be loud but I doubt that there are too many planes landing at any point in time. Amazed this isn't already on Yelp. There are so many places on the lake that look like they were nice once but have suffered. This place isn't like that. It looks well-maintained and doing well. Of course, we didn't see inside the cabins but we would definitely take a chance on them based on what we saw. The marina store has a great selection of women's cover-ups and accessories. Boutique styles but not boutique prices (nice cover-ups for $20 to $40).

What a cool place. Nice and the prices are reasonable. Friendly atmosphere but this is a membership…read moreplace ($5 per year). 3 beers on tap.

What can I say about this place except that you must go! Clean cabins that feel like home. Great…read morepricing, well stocked cabins. Love the welcome basket of water and snacks. I asked for the one bedroom one bath but we were given a 2/2. Facing the lake with direct access. The cabins are staggered so you don't have to see your neighbors. Jacuzzi tub and a fireplace. Beautiful cabins! I was so impressed with decor, the furniture, the kitchen, the outdoor area - all of it. Office staff is friendly and inviting! Was a getaway for me and my hubs for our birthdays and it was the cherry on top. Oh and the cabin area is gated! The Marina is clean and well kept. Great job Flowing Wells!

We were only going to stay here one night but it was so relaxing, we stayed an extra night. We were…read morein cabin 13 which was right next to the water. It was perfect for me to capture a sunset on the front deck. Everything you need is included in the bath and kitchen. We loved the jacuzzi tub. You can relax in it and see the lake through the windows. The beds were very comfortable. The tv didn't get very good reception, so we rented movies from Redbox. The internet was strong enough that the kids could play games on their laptops. We were there through the week so we were the only people there until check out time the last day and others started checking in. It was quiet and peaceful. I plan on visiting again soon.

Great Cabins in a great location. Near lake, golf, wineries and beaches. Had a fabulous time…read more Owners are great host.

Amazing. Loved it. Were very nice and treated us good. So will stay again. Booking the next fishing…read moretrip soon. Thanks y'all fo making a black family feel welcome in your neck of da woods

The room (3) had dog hair in the floor and smelled awful. I sent them photos of the room at check…read morein and they still made me pay a deposit and didn't want to return my deposit after I cleaned it before moving in and upon leaving...very unprofessional and put large amounts of holds on my account. Nats are bad and wholes in the walls.

The Cope Villas are some of the best cabins in the Turner Falls Park area. When we were first…read moredeciding on where we would like to stay in the Arbuckle Mountains there were many factors to consider. Number 1 proximity to the park, we didn't want to be exhausted from a long day of hiking only to have to drive a long way to call it a night. But this Villa was awesome! Located right in the park there was a nice convenient place to relax at night after a long day of being outside. Number 2 was that there were so many things to do in the park we were never left wondering where we wanted to go or what we wanted to do. Ron who rented us the cabin was so helpful and pointed us in the direction of some maps, the waterfall, and even a cool abandon old Castle that was a short hike away. We are not one to hike very often, however this was a great place to getaway and unwind from the hustle of work. So if you are not planning a beach vacation and are looking to mix it up a bit maybe a cabin in the woods might be your thing this year.

My family loves going to Turner Falls. We have been renting cabins there for the last 4 years and…read moreit never disappoints. We have stayed at 3 different cabins so and it has been such a great experience every time. The cabins are always clean when we get there. My kids love going to Turner Falls more than going to the beach. The river is within walking distance to the cabins and it's so convenient. I love that the park is patrolled by police, it just makes you feel extra safe especially with having your kids with you. The owner of the cabins is such a nice guy, he is always there to help make your stay comfortable. I would definitely recommend staying here.

I haven't really stayed at this park, but this is where we parked our cars to start our hike on the…read moreCross Timbers Hiking Trail. The trail head is located on the far west part of the park. There's a craptastic map of the hiking trail at the trail head, but here's a link for good one. http://www.cedarbayou.com/cross_timbers.asp The trail has a lot of inclines and declines and you can camp along the trail where where possible.

Be careful which campsite you pick, there's one or two right across the place where RVs empty their…read morewaste...ugh. I had the misfortune of standing down wind. Thank God we weren't staying there. Like Joseph B., I came to hike. I mistakenly assumed this whole area is flat, and that's what I told the 9 other people in my party. I should have looked at a few more links because almost immediately there were short but steep hills - about 10 in succession just for the first 5 miles. And that's about as far as we got before we turned back. We were exhausted, but it was worth it. Even the three marathon runners in our group said it was a good workout. Start at the W. Juniper Point trailhead, not Cedar Bayou Marina, or you will miss some of the better lake views from the trail. You can follow the trail markers to Lost Loop or cut through the Marina and continue on the Loop on the west side of the Marina. Start early because it gets pretty hot mid-day in March. I'm so excited to find good hikes in N. Texas.