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A quiet escape in Osage County. This newly built loft cabin offers a peaceful ranch retreat — two queen beds tucked into the loft, plus a pullout sofa downstairs for extra guests or a bit of breathing room. The full bathroom has a walk-in shower, and the kitchenette comes fully stocked with gas burners, so you can cook up something simple without ever leaving the ranch.
Wander out for a hike, cast a line at the lake or a nearby pond, or just explore with your camera and see where the ranch takes you. When the sun goes down, that's when this place really shines — quiet, dark skies, and nothing but stars overhead.
You're 20 minutes from Pawhuska and The Pioneer Woman, and 25 minutes from Bartlesville — close enough for a day trip into town, but far enough to feel like you've left it all behind.
Bring the whole crew to Osage County.
Our newly built bunkhouse has room for everyone. It has four bedrooms: two with full-size bunk beds and two with a queen bed, so it’s an easy fit for families and friends traveling together. Two full bathrooms with walk-in showers keep mornings moving. The kitchenette has gas burners and a dishwasher, and there’s a washer and dryer for longer stays.
By day, cast a line at Lake Marlo or wander the ranch with your camera. By night, claim a rocking chair on the porch and let the stars take over.
We’re just 20 minutes from Pawhuska and 25 from Bartlesville. That’s close enough to town, but far enough to feel like you’ve really gotten away.
Wanting a day out for the whole family? Woolaroc is full of Osage County history, with a Western art and history museum, a wildlife preserve, an animal barn, trails, and more. There’s something here for every age.

Fan of The Pioneer Woman? You’ll want to stop by The Merc in downtown Pawhuska. Grab lemon bars at the bakery, sit down for breakfast at the Café, and browse the shop. There’s a lot to love!

Ready to see Pawhuska the fun way? Join us as we roam the town and the surrounding area, taking in views of the Osage Hills, the Tallgrass Prairie, and more. Along the way, we’ll take you back to the 1920s oil boom with stories of riches, historic buildings, famous cowboys, and Native Osage culture.

Love a good western story? The Ben Johnson Cowboy Musuem is an amazing collection honoring the notable cowboys, cowgirls and western heritage of Osage County.

Hungry after a day on the ranch? This family-friendly bar and grill in downtown Pawhuska serves burgers, Mexican favorites, and comfort food, plus coffee and cocktails.

Curious about Osage County’s past? The Osage County Historical Society Museum in Pawhuska has five main exhibit areas: Boy Scouts, Western Life, Pioneer Life, Early-Day Oil Industry, and Indian Life. Before you head out, check out their collection of books, including popular novels about Oklahoma history.