If you are searching for Hochatown cabins pet friendly enough to bring the dog along, the answer from our census is two. We catalog 64 independently run cabins around Broken Bow and Hochatown, and 17 of them are filed under a Hochatown area. Only two of those 17 are recorded as allowing pets: Day Drinkin’ and Creekside Casita. This page covers both in detail, using what each operator says on its own listing, and explains what we do and do not know about the rest of the area.
What’s on this page
The short version
- Of the 17 Hochatown cabins in our census, 2 are recorded as pet friendly, 2 are recorded as not allowing pets, and the other 13 have no pet policy on record. Silence is not a no, so treat those 13 as “ask the operator”.
- The two pet friendly Hochatown cabins are Day Drinkin’, a one-bedroom for four run by Broken Bow Cabin Lodging, and Creekside Casita, a three-bedroom for six run by Cabins in Broken Bow.
- Both have a hot tub, a fire pit and a fireplace according to their own listing pages.
- Day Drinkin’ publishes a dog rule with a weight break and a fee. Creekside Casita’s page marks it canine friendly but the page text we read gives no fee or size limit.
- For the full list of pet friendly cabins across the whole area, see our pet friendly cabins page, and for the wider directory start at the Broken Bow hub.
Hochatown cabins pet friendly: the two we can verify
Both cabins below are tagged Hochatown in the area column of our census, and both are marked pet friendly in the same census. We then opened each operator’s listing on 27 October 2026 and read what it says, so the details below come from those pages and not from memory.
| Cabin | Operator | Bedrooms | Sleeps | Hot tub | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day Drinkin’ | Broken Bow Cabin Lodging | 1 | 4 | Yes | Dogs, with limits (see below) |
| Creekside Casita | Cabins in Broken Bow | 3 | 6 | Yes | Listed as canine friendly |
Day Drinkin’
Day Drinkin’ is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin with a king bed and a sofa sleeper, and a maximum occupancy of four guests. The operator describes it as set among the pines of the Ouachita Mountains and pitched at couples, though the sofa sleeper means a child or two can come along. Inside, the listing names a fireplace, a soaking tub, board games, free wifi and a retro video arcade. Outside there is a covered deck, a fire pit, corn hole and a hot tub. Smoking is not allowed inside.
The dog rule is the most useful thing on the page, so here it is as written on the listing: “This cabin is DOG FRIENDLY for 25lbs or less is a $50 NON-REFUNDABLE fee. Larger dogs SUBJECT to ADDITONAL Dog Fees and require office approval. 2 pet dogs maximum.” In plain terms, a small dog costs a flat $50 that you do not get back, a bigger dog costs more and needs sign-off from the office, and the limit is two dogs. The listing does not mention cats or other animals, so ask if that matters to you. The operator’s home page is brokenbowcabinlodging.com.
Creekside Casita
Creekside Casita is the family-sized option. It is a three-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin with one king bed, one queen bed and two twins, and the operator’s page says it sleeps up to six. The listing places it in the Beavers Bend Village area of Hochatown, near the main entrance to Beavers Bend State Park. It lists a wood fireplace, a fire pit, a hot tub, a dishwasher, a washer and dryer, a charcoal grill, wifi and a Roku TV. A coffee bar and a patio with a table, chairs and an umbrella are listed too.
On pets, the spec box on the page reads “Canine Friendly: Yes” and the description calls the cabin pet friendly, and the operator files it under a “Canine Friendly Cabins” category. What we did not find in the page text is a fee, a weight limit or a cap on the number of dogs. That does not mean there are none, only that the listing does not say, so ask before you pay. The operator’s home page is cabinsinbrokenbow.com.
What the census says about the rest of Hochatown
Seventeen cabins in the census carry a Hochatown area tag, including two that add a neighborhood in brackets. Two are pet friendly, as above. Two more, Bit ‘a Honey and Romantic at Heart, are recorded as not allowing pets, so skip those if the dog is coming. The remaining thirteen have an unknown pet status. That is a gap in our data and not a finding about the cabins, and we would rather say so than guess.
Several of those thirteen are larger cabins, with four recorded as sleeping 20 or more, and big properties often attract groups that bring a dog. If you are in that position, the sensible move is a phone call to the operator instead of an assumption either way. Our page on Hochatown cabins with a hot tub covers the bigger Hochatown set by amenity, and the Hochatown lodging page lists the area more broadly.
If Hochatown is not a hard requirement, the full set of pet friendly cabins is larger. Our census records 15 across the Broken Bow and Hochatown area, written up on the Broken Bow Oklahoma cabins pet friendly page, and the extra choice includes several one-bedroom cabins with hot tubs.
Checking a dog policy before you book
Day Drinkin’ is a good example of why a pet friendly tag is only the start. One dog under a weight limit costs a flat fee, while a larger one needs approval and costs more. Two cabins with the same tag can mean quite different things for your trip. Our census records whether pets are allowed and nothing else, so before you commit to either of the Hochatown cabins pet friendly options here, put these questions to the operator:
- How many dogs are allowed, and does the same limit apply to cats or other animals?
- Is there a weight or breed limit, and what happens if your dog is over it?
- Is the pet fee refundable, and is it a flat charge or a nightly rate?
- Is the yard fenced, and can a dog be left alone inside while you are out?
- Does the hot tub deck or fire pit area have any rules for animals?
Most of these answers sit in the rental agreement and not on the listing, and one email before you pay is much cheaper than a surprise at check-in.
Quick answers
How many Hochatown cabins pet friendly are there in your census? Two of 17: Day Drinkin’ and Creekside Casita. Two others are recorded as not allowing pets, and thirteen have no pet status on file.
Are Hochatown cabins pet friendly with a hot tub easy to find? Both of the verified ones have a hot tub according to their listing pages, so for this area the answer is yes, although the choice is only two cabins.
Is there a size limit at Hochatown cabins pet friendly listings? At Day Drinkin’ the operator’s page sets a fee for dogs of 25 pounds or less and requires office approval for larger dogs, with a maximum of two dogs. The Creekside Casita page we read does not state a limit, so check with the operator.
Can a larger group bring a dog to Hochatown cabins pet friendly enough for six? Creekside Casita sleeps up to six and is listed as canine friendly. For anything larger in Hochatown, our census has no pet status recorded, so you would be asking the operator directly.
Booking direct, and why we link that way
Every link above goes to the operator’s own site and not to an online travel agency. Booking with the operator usually means one fewer service fee on top of the nightly rate, and it puts the person who writes the dog policy on the other end of the phone, which is the conversation you want when you are bringing an animal. Guests arrive here on two-lane highways, since no interstate reaches McCurtain County, so it also helps to confirm check-in details before the last stretch of the drive.
Blue Highway Stays is an independent directory. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any operator named here, we do not handle bookings or take commissions, and if you spot something out of date, tell us and we will fix it. Details come from each operator’s public listing as read on 27 October 2026, and the census figures are from our own records of the same month.