Azalea Falls Lodge

Azalea Falls Lodge occupies 136 acres of secluded woodland in the Arkansas Ozarks, nestled in a glen north of Boxley Valley and the Buffalo National River near Kingston, Arkansas. The property centers on an 85-foot seasonal waterfall and features a network of canyon trails, creek crossings, and surprise patios woven through the landscape. Three distinct accommodations sit across the grounds: the 3,000-square-foot Azalea Falls Lodge, a Frank Lloyd Wright-influenced home of rock, glass, and redwood perched above the waterfall with wraparound decks; the 1,700-square-foot Azalea Falls Cabin, a chalet-style log home with a fireplace and 1,000 square feet of deck space; and the Beauty Lodge Bed and Breakfast, a hilltop log home with four guest rooms, a great room with fireplace, and a wrap-around deck overlooking the hollow. Together the three properties sleep up to 32 guests. For group gatherings, Azalea Falls Lodge accommodates events of 10 to 50 persons and provides tables, linens, seating, full kitchen access, and WiFi. The lodge has been featured in Southern Living Magazine and is suited for family reunions, corporate retreats, and intimate celebrations.