Hasty Getaway

08/13/2026

Had a photo shoot!!!

Come see us in person!!

Some dates in August and September are open, and the first couple of weeks of October!

03/12/2026

🌿 A Hasty Getaway Update!
Spring has people dreaming of the Ozarks… and the calendar is showing it.

📅 March & April are filling FAST
🌸 Now booking into May!

If you’ve been thinking about a peaceful cabin escape, now’s the moment to grab your dates before they disappear.

✨ Fresh air
🔥 Campfires
🌙 Quiet nights under the stars

Don’t wait… book your getaway today!

https://www.vrbo.com/4332105

03/12/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DvK3FHfEf/

North Arkansas College and Buffalo National River Partners to Host Spring Wildflower Walk at Lost Valley North Arkansas College and Buffalo National River Partners invite the public to experience the beauty of spring in the Ozarks during a guided wildflower walk at Lost Valley Trail in Buffalo National River.

The walk will be led by Roger Brown, a Teaching Assistant at North Arkansas College, who will guide participants along the Lost Valley trail to observe and learn about native spring-flowering plants. Brown is an emerging young botanist with a strong interest in the flora of the Ozark Interior Highlands. Roger is a talented educator and enjoys sharing his knowledge of the native plant communities found throughout the region.

Spring is one of the best times to explore the Buffalo National River area, when woodland wildflowers bloom across the forest floor. During the walk, participants will learn how to identify common native flower species and gain insight into the ecological importance of these plants in the Ozark forest ecosystem in a way that is unique to Lost Valley.

The hike is considered easy to moderate, and the pace will be relaxed to allow time for discussion and exploration of the many natural discoveries encountered along the trail.

Event Details
Event: Spring Wildflower Walk at Lost Valley
Date: April 4
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Location: Lost Valley Trail Parking Lot, Buffalo National River
Host Organizations: North Arkansas College and Buffalo National River Partners
Guide: Roger Brown, Teaching Assistant, North Arkansas College
Hike Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
What to Bring: Comfortable hiking shoes, water, camera, and optional plant field guides

The program is open to the public. Participants of all experience levels are welcome.

For additional information about programs and educational events, please contact Buffalo National River Partners
https://bnrpartners.org/ or North Arkansas College.

11/23/2025

December 13th!! Yes, we are available!

09/09/2025

https://darkskyarkansas.org/darkskyfestival/

07/07/2025

Hey EVERYONE!!!

Woo Hoo!! Yes, it's July, but it's been cool and wet. If this holds, we have the most amazing chance for a STUNNING Fall!!

"AccuWeather is forecasting the perfect conditions for vibrant fall foliage this year in all or part of 20 states: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota, Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Vermont."

You might think about booking cabins and retreats NOW!

And my advice is always; there is not a 'peak' in Newton County, there are just different species firing off whenever they feel like it!

Unlike, say, aspens who are particularly picky and tend to follow the leader, our oaks, maples, sweet gum, hickory, sumacs, dogwoods, etc., all 'do their own thing.' We also have a range of altitudes so higher trees go first and the lower elevation trees follow.

Which means we have long-duration color!!

So for Arkansas and Newton County leaf-peeping, expect late September to early November! I'd suggest you join the Facebook group: Fall Foliage in Newton County, Arkansas for the absolute latest information! You can scroll through pictures from past falls (except 2024, we don't talk about that) for ideas!

Anyhoo, just a reminder that Fall IS coming and now is a good time to make reservations for cabins and retreats NOW!

Until then, happy Summer!!

The quote came from this article:

As for the rest of the country, forecasters are predicting ‘dull’ to ‘typical’ colors.

05/09/2025

We have to chuckle!! Every year descendants of that first junko return!

Luckily, the eat lots of bugs, so good trade! And they are cute!!

05/05/2025

A Word from the Owners

We stopped by the cabin this weekend to do a little spring refresh—and thank goodness it wasn’t booked. A well-meaning but wildly enthusiastic festival across the river had the Ozarks echoing with music… for five straight nights. Every critter for miles is now exhausted from staying up way past midnight.

The event was hosted by a neighbor, and while we do love our community, there’s a fine line between festive and a full-volume concert that seeps into homes miles away.

Note to concert organizers: If you're going to hold the entire county hostage with music, could you at least make it enjoyable? That playlist should probably be forwarded to Guantanamo Bay.

A proposed noise ordinance is now in the works to help keep things peaceful for everyone enjoying the beauty of Newton County—and we’d love your support:
👉 https://chng.it/BtJqTPRbYQ

On the bright side: If you had been our guest this weekend, you’d have received a refund—because restful getaways are kind of our thing. So hey, silver lining!

Thanks for loving this wild and wonderful corner of Arkansas as much as we do. And if you visit this week, please extend a little grace—we’re all a bit sleep-deprived, still smiling… just looking a lot like raccoons with these rings under our eyes. 🦝

—The Dails

https://chng.it/BtJqTPRbYQ

Enforce Noise Ordinance in Newton County, AR