Broken Bow Vacation Cabins for Rent

Outdoor enthusiasts can explore miles of scenic trails, go fishing in the picturesque Mountain Fork River, or rent a kayak or canoe to paddle along the tranquil waters of Broken Bow Lake. The park also provides opportunities for horseback riding, wildlife watching, and swimming in the park’s designated areas. With hiking options ranging from short nature walks to challenging trails, everyone can find a way to get outside and connect with nature in this beautiful park. 

Check out the popular Mountain Fork River for some of the best trout fishing in the region. The cool waters under Broken Bow dam provide a perfect habitat for brown and rainbow trout year-round. The Lower Mountain Fork has 12 miles of designated trout water for fishing all year round. And if the fish aren’t biting, just sit back, relax, and enjoy the incredible scenery.

Animal lovers won’t want to miss this unique drive-through experience. This 90-acre section of Broken Bow is home to animals such as bison, zebra, ostrich, kudu, deer, and more that you can view all from the comfort of your car. While observing the animals, you’ll drive through stunning natural terrain that serves as the perfect backdrop for the beautiful animals. 

Broken Bow offers a variety of watersports that range from canoeing to kayaking, and paddle boarding to paddle boating. For a slower paced, leisurely adventure, try paddle boarding or boating on Broken Bow Lake. For a faster-paced adventure, head over to Mountain Fork River for kayaking, floating, or canoeing.

Whether you prefer a frosty brew or a delicate vintage, there are plenty of wineries and breweries in Broken Bow for you to check out. Wines range from dry Cabernets to sweeter-styled Moscatos. Hit up any number of breweries to check out local IPAs, Brown Ales, Pale Ales and seasonal brews made on-site.

Head to Rugaru Adventures to take a unique zip line tour! These two-hour tours take you across six different zip lines that start in the canopies of the forest and end with a breathtaking view of Broken Bow Lake. With heights ranging from 300 to 1,100 feet and speeds reaching up to 35 m.p.h., this zip line adventure is perfect for any daredevil or adventurer.

This gem-panning experience allows kids and adults alike to discover gemstones, shark teeth, and trilobites the same way gold prospectors did. Pan for gems across 66 feet of sluice (which is a fancy word for “water channel”) and connect with your inner geologist or treasure hunter.

Beavers Bend Depot & Trail Rides takes you through a two and a half mile ride of the scenic Beavers Bend State Park Game Reserve, where you can see the native wildlife. Other riding opportunities allow you to explore the picturesque forests surrounding Broken Bow. Whether you’re a first-timer or an old trailhand, this is certain to be an enjoyable adventure.