Peckerwood Knob Cabins in the Oklahoma, area is known for making guests feel welcome and at home. Located minutes away from all of the natural attractions that lure visitors to the area, you can find cabin rentals.

The entertainment opportunities offered in Southeast Oklahoma are as varied as your interests: museums, family fun parks, day spas, dining, dancing, golfing, swimming and many others.

For instance, the Discovery Channel stayed in our cabins when they came looking, proving of course, that Peckerwood Knob IS the best place to seek out the Proud Tall One. Five men and women, originating from various locations from London to Oklahoma, came and set up camera and sound in our Sunset Cabin. On the ground twenty feet below the deck, the perfect Bigfoot viewing area, they placed huge chunks of beef. (And me wondering what to fix for supper! Wish I’d know about that!)

A major ice storm set in. The electricity went out. We went up to see how they were faring. They were elated! “We’re getting some  really spooky footage. It’s perfect!”

Ah, another satisfied customer at Peckerwood Lodge!

You can see this spooky footage, probably have seen it, at Bigfootville on the Discovery Channel.  Yes, that was taken at Peckerwood Knob, which, let me note, does not always … actually hardly ever … looks that creepy.

Bigfoot seekers are sometimes perturbed to hear that we, who live here, have never actually met the big fellow.  Just because we’ve never met, doesn’t mean we don’t give him his due respect.  Country folk are like that.  If he doesn’t want to be neighborly, (and who can blame him!) that’s his option, and we leave him be.

The truth is that it’s Mrs. Sasquatch who’s the goer and doer.  (Don’t ever call her Ms!  She’s proud of her man.)

She was up for a cup of sugar just last night.  Had a nice talk about the hit she made at church redecorating the nursery, which led to her lengthy and quite humorous rendition of her efforts to decorate at home.  Hilarious!  Must be quite a struggle, however, she assures me, she does have what it takes to work around a very large, and usually immobile, mass of furry male, even his famous, but problematic, colossal feet.  And of course, he loves his ATV, so there’s always time to get her work done while he’s gone.

You may ask, Is it kind?  Is it truthful, never to introduce her to those who seek the big guy?

Maybe not, but … they never ask about her.

All accessible from Peckerwood Knob Cabins leaving on ATVs from cabins. 
No need to trailer.

Kiamichi Trail – East:

Where?  Ride the ridge of the mountain east to Pigeon Creek or Beech Creek National Scenic Area and Beech Creek Botanical Area, translated for the common man, “more woods”.

What?  Gorgeous views from several beautiful hightops.  A few scattered homesteads.  Pine and hardwood forests.  All remote areas.  Eventual drop from mountain tops to creeks.

• Pigeon Creek Road – You can drop off the ridge road to the north and drive all the way to highway 63 on Pigeon Creek Road.
• Beech Creek – You can follow the ridge road to drive the border of the Beech Creek National Scenic Area and Botanical Area.  This way eventually goes all the way to Zafra, OK where you tie back into the pavement.

Difficulty?  Mostly bumpy with some rough.

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Length?  To Beech Creek border?  10 miles

• To Zafra?  24 miles
• To Pigeon Creek Road?  12 miles
• From Ridge Road to Highway 63 – 4 miles

Where?  Ride the ridge of the mountain west to the old fire tower or eventually to Honobia, OK.

What?  This road follows the ridge of the mountain east and provides terrific views.  Visit the site of the old fire tower and its homestead grounds.  Imagine yourself living the life of a remote fire observer.  Follow the trail all the way to Honobia, where you tie back into pavement.

Difficulty?  Mostly bumpy.  Some rough.

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Length? 

• To fire tower?  8 miles
• To pavement in Honobia direction?  22miles

Where?  Leaves Kiamichi Ridge Road West near entry from Peckerwood Knob Cabins and drops off the ridge to the north.  Ties in with Ben Patterson Road in Big Cedar near the Kiamichi River.  Then loops off to the west.

What?  Great views from top and all the way down.  Ties in with “civilization” at Ben Patterson Road or go west for more forests and uninhabited fields.

Difficulty?  Mostly bumpy.  ½ mile rough.

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Length? 

• To Ben Patterson Road?  5 miles
• The west loop?  6 miles

Muse Trail:

Where?  Leaves Kiamichi Ridge Road and follows Little Mountain Road to Kiamichi River at Muse, OK.

What?  Typical wonderful mountain views from top.  See Kiamichi River.  Access to Muse community in case of emergency on paved roads.

 Difficulty?  Bumpy, some rough.

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Length? 

• From access point on Kiamichi Ridge Road to Little Mountain Road – 6 ½ miles
• From Kiamichi Ridge Road to Kiamichi River – 5 miles

Come Relax With Us!

Need some peace and quiet? How about a cabin nestled on top of a mountain in Eastern Oklahoma where you can listen to the wind in the trees? Two cabins rentals are available for Rent, and they both hare great views of the Oklahoma Kiamichi Mountains, Peckerwood Knob Cabins enjoy cool morning breezes and vivid sunsets.

A great refuge for couples and families seeking peace away from vacationing crowds, and wanting to spend some time with nature. With no commercialism and no highway signs, visiting Peckerwood Knob Cabins is like having your own private mountain retreat. Reserve Your Cabin Rental today!

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That’s it! I’m not leaving. I’ve decided to make this my new reality. Peace and quiet, clean air, beautiful surroundings, a billion stars at night, birds instead of boom boxes.
Los Angeles, CA

A trip on the Internet, a phone call to Oklahoma and I was able to produce a very restful, enjoyable and refreshing weekend for my family.
Sulfur Springs, TX

The cabin is cozy and spotless. . . the location of the cabin is ideal (we love how it’s so secluded) and the cabin itself looks like it was built only yesterday.
Dallas, TX

From the time we walked through the door, we have been impressed. This is more than we expected, the hospitality has been great. Cool mountain nights have been enjoyable. For people from the flat treeless plains of the Texas panhandle this is like staying in a postcard.
Amarillo, TX

Great family time, No TV, no phone. Plenty of card games, wrestling, pillow fights, and other such activities.
OKC, OK

…great fun watching all the kids enjoy the woods, rocks, hills, valleys, and all the rest of this wonderful place. Everything was perfect.
Anahuac, TX

Saw many woodpeckers, rabbits, a fox, turkey and squirrels, also several deer on two occasions AND a large black bear ambling across a dirt road not far from the cabin!
Richardson, TX

It’s exactly what my family and I needed with all of our hectic schedules, we never get to spend time as a family, just enjoying each other’s presence. This trip gave us a chance to calm down and realize how lucky we are to have each other.
Plano, TX