Step inside this beautifully converted barndominium just outside Harrison, Arkansas, where rustic charm meets cozy farmhouse comfort. Set on open land with mature trees, blooming roses, and a covered front porch, this unique property gives you space to relax, spread out, and unwind — whether you're passing through on a Buffalo National River road trip or settling in for a longer Ozarks stay.
The Space
Spacious living room with an electric fireplace, mounted TV, and comfy sectional seating for the whole group
Bright, fully equipped kitchen with white cabinetry, a round dining table, and farmhouse touches throughout
Two comfortable bedrooms with wood headboards, soft florals, ceiling fans, and window A/C units for personalized comfort
Bonus sitting/flex room with a daybed — perfect for extra guests or a quiet reading nook
Stylish full bathroom with double vessel sinks and farmhouse decor
Separate laundry room with shower/tub combo and a full-size washer & dryer
Covered wooden porch overlooking the open yard — great for morning coffee or evening relaxing
Peaceful rural setting with mature trees, roses, and wide-open Ozark sky
The Location
Harrison, Arkansas is a gateway to some of the best outdoor recreation in the Ozarks:
Buffalo National River — canoeing, kayaking, and float trips just a short drive away
Lost Valley Trail & Hemmed-In Hollow Falls for waterfall hikes
Historic downtown Harrison for local shops, restaurants, and small-town charm
Close proximity to Branson, MO for entertainment and shows
Dark, star-filled Ozark skies perfect for stargazing
Whether you're here to float the Buffalo River, explore Ozark hiking trails, or simply enjoy peaceful country living, this barn home gives you a comfortable, private basecamp to come home to.
What this place offers
Board games
TV
Coffee
Children's books
Air conditioning
Heating
Wifi
Baking sheet
Blender
Coffee maker
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 queen, 1 twin
Harrison, AR, USA
About the neighborhood
Gateway to the Buffalo National River
Harrison is home to the National Park Service headquarters for the Buffalo National River — America's first national river and one of the last free-flowing rivers in the country. The river runs 153 miles through Ozark wilderness, with the Buffalo River Trail at Pruitt just about 12 miles from downtown. Popular activities include canoeing past towering limestone bluffs, fishing for smallmouth bass, tubing, and watching the resident elk herd that roams the river corridor.
Waterfalls and Hiking
The area is known for standout hikes to Hemmed-In Hollow, Twin Falls, and Triple Falls, plus the well-loved Lost Valley Trail, which leads to a waterfall and cave. Trails range from easy walks to full-day adventures, with the Ozark National Forest adding even more mileage nearby.
Historic Downtown Harrison
Harrison's courthouse square is part of a national historic district and has been the center of town for over a century. Highlights include the 1909 Boone County Courthouse, the 1914 Boone County Jail, the historic Lyric Theater, the Boone County Heritage Museum, and a walkable mix of antique shops, art galleries, and local restaurants. The Harrison Historic Walking Tour connects the landmarks on foot.
Quirky Local Attractions
Mystery Hill (sometimes called the "Arkansas Grand Canyon") offers gravitational illusions and a scenic overlook, while Horseshoe Canyon Ranch and the Buffalo Outdoor Center provide mountain biking trails and ziplining for guests looking for something more active.
Day Trips
Branson, Missouri is within reach for guests wanting live entertainment and shows, making this a solid basecamp for combining outdoor adventure with a bit of nightlife.
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Getting around
Getting Around
A car is the best way to get around this part of the Ozarks. The property sits on Prairie View Rd S in a rural setting outside Harrison, so having your own vehicle gives you the easiest access to the Buffalo National River, hiking trails, and downtown Harrison's shops and restaurants.
Uber and Lyft do operate in Harrison, but as with most small Ozark towns, availability can be limited outside the town center, and rural pickups may involve longer wait times. A few local taxi and shuttle services also serve the area, including options that run airport transfers to Springfield-Branson National Airport, Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport, and beyond. If you're flying in, we'd recommend renting a car for the most flexibility during your stay.
Parking
The property offers plenty of off-street parking right on site, with space in front of the covered porch and additional room near the attached garage/shop area.
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Things to know
House rules
Check-in after 4:00 PM
Check-out before 10:00 AM
3 guests maximum
Safety & property
Carbon monoxide alarm installed
First aid kit
Smoke alarm installed
Cancellation policy
Add your trip dates to get the cancellation details for your stay.
This property is managed through Fairly. It is also available on sites like Airbnb and Vrbo, but the lowest price is always at Fairly.com. Avoid service fees by booking direct.