Lake Lucerne Resort and Ranch

We had the Bayberry cottage and found it very comfortable with just a few minor issues, such as the master bedroom being very bright in the early morning (despite curtains; bring an eye mask). As a "resort", it didn't quite meet my definition, which to me means a variety of amenities; even the boats weren't ready for renting, which is something I did want to do. However, the term may be more of a nod to it's 20th- century past, when it really was a hopping place with a lot to do. (Read the info binder about its history; really interesting!) Right now, it is mainly a quiet place for rest and relaxation, which may be just what a lot of guests need. The "ranch" part refers to alpacas, llamas, a HUGE turkey, and a donkey or mule, and you can go up to the fence and watch them, as well as walk a couple of trails. I also saw people fishing. Everything else was good, and I especially appreciated the helpfulness of one of the employees when I got some splinters. She went out of her way to bring me what I needed to get them out. I saw a lot of inns, b&b's, cabins, and lodges while we wandered around Eureka Springs, and most of them are unappealing and/or on busy roads. I was glad we picked Lake Lucerne for a quiet, off-the-beaten path place to go.

We stayed in the Kingfisher cabin over valentine's weekend. It was lovely 😍. I loved the wood fireplace, the whole cottage was wonderful. The decor was just right, so many little antique touches. It was very clean and had everything you needed. Will definitely stay there again.

Absolutely adorable little Cabin comfortably slept 4. Love the magical feel. 6 mins from downtown.

We recently stayed at the Dandelion Cabin at Lake Lucerne Resort and Ranch in Eureka Springs. The cabin’s quaint and inviting atmosphere impressed us from the moment we arrived. The rustic decor and cozy furnishings made us feel right at home. Although the fireplace was unfortunately closed for the season, the cabin provided everything we needed for a pleasant stay. The view of the lake from the porch was somewhat obstructed and obscured by foliage. While we didn’t use the kitchen and opted for takeout instead, we thoroughly enjoyed the peace and relaxation of the cabin. However, the close proximity of the cabins made it feel more like a campground with houses rather than a secluded retreat. The resort is managed with a virtual assistant rather than onsite staff, which efficiently addressed our needs. The road to reach the cabin is rough and challenging, so we recommend using a truck or SUV instead of a car. Additionally, we felt that the price did not quite align with the quality and experience. Given these factors, we do not plan to return.

The clovertree had a delightful, welcoming, and cozy atmosphere. The cottage had some beautiful antique pieces, which just added to the atmosphere of the whole experience. The ranch was peaceful and so nice to return to after exploring the area. Kitchen had everything we needed for "simpler" vacation cooking. There was plenty of comfortable seating in the cottage. Deck was nice in the morning--lots of birds to hear and watch. So glad we chose Lake Lucerne for our stay.