Tiny Town Ok Cabin Rentals — Local services in Broken Bow

Charming Stay at Juniper – Perfect for a Family Getaway!

We stayed one night at the Juniper cabin at Tiny Town Cabin Rentals in Broken Bow, and it was absolutely perfect for our family of four! The cabin had such a cozy, welcoming feel from the moment we walked in—clean, well-stocked, and thoughtfully laid out.

One of the highlights for us was the three beds in the attic—our kids were thrilled to have their own loft space to hang out and sleep. It felt like their own little fort! The air conditioning was a lifesaver, keeping the entire cabin cool and comfortable despite the hot Oklahoma weather.

We also loved relaxing around the outdoor fire pit in the evening and soaking in the peaceful surroundings. The location is super convenient to Hochatown attractions and Broken Bow Lake, yet still quiet and tucked away.

Communication from Tiny Town was excellent, and check-in was a breeze. Juniper had everything we needed and more—we only wish we had booked a longer stay!

Highly recommend Tiny Town Cabin Rentals, especially Juniper, for a family-friendly and stress-free getaway. We’ll...

Rosewood cabin could use some TLC, because the owners sure aren't paying attention to it. Shower drain completely clogged. Had to use pliers to loosen the drain plug (because it was rusted on) so I could remove the nasty hair and other radioactive material trenched in there. Fan in the bathroom does nothing because the airflow is blocked by dust and hair as well. But don't worry, I cleaned that too. Window blinds that fit so snug in the window opening you have to pull the entire blind assembly out just to use the wand to open the vanes, because they hit the wall on both sides and can't perform otherwise.

The wifi might as well be non-existent, because it wasn't working anytime we needed it. We showed up around 7pm, connected to the router but no internet. Same with all devices, including the cabin TV. Internet didn't come back on until after 9am the next morning. It was down again around 8pm and this cycle continued until we left early saturday.

For $150+ a night, this wasn't remotely worth the price. Would've been better...

We stayed in the Pine Cone cabin and were disappointed with our stay.

We have stayed at Tiny Town a couple times prior to this one and we are aware the cabins aren’t luxury. We have stayed in a different cabin each time and they were pretty standard but clean and the TV’s were functional.

The Pine Cone cabin appeared to be older and but we expected more for almost $200 a night.

The bathroom had a musty smell and the shower liner needed replacing. I found a small roach by the sink and the soap dispenser needed replacing.

The TV’s weren’t able to stream Netflix. We contacted the owner about this and they seemed confused and unable to help with the devices provided.

This cabin has an uncomfortable twin bed… we woke up with our backs hurting. I believe the cabins we stayed in prior had a queen.

The rocking chair outside had a broken arm rest.

This cabin needs some TLC to justify the...