Lake Greeson waterfront view with cabin silhouette

Daisy, Arkansas

The lake doesn't just look beautiful.
It feels like yours.

Doubleday Cabin offers a private, modern retreat on the shores of Lake Greeson — designed for quiet mornings, sunset paddles, and real rest.

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Cozy cabin interior with modern furnishings

About the Cabin

A place built for slowing down.

Doubleday Cabin sits on a quiet stretch of US Highway 70, just steps from the lake. It was designed with one purpose: to give you a space where the noise of everyday life naturally fades away.

The open floor plan brings in natural light and lake breezes. The kitchen is fully equipped for home-cooked meals. The deck is positioned for sunset views that make you forget about the clock.

Whether you're here for a weekend reset or a longer stay, the cabin gives you the freedom to do nothing at all — and feel completely refreshed.

Private lakeside setting

Fully equipped kitchen

Comfortable for 4 guests

Easy access from Hwy 70

What's Included

Everything you need,
nothing you don't.

Thoughtfully equipped so you can focus on the view, not the logistics.

Full Kitchen

Cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, and all the cookware and dishes you need for home-cooked meals.

High-Speed WiFi

Reliable internet for remote work or streaming your favorite shows after a day on the water.

Smart TV

Large screen with streaming apps for movie nights and relaxing evenings.

Free Parking

Convenient on-site parking right at the cabin — no street hunting or fees.

Private Deck

Outdoor seating area with lake views — perfect for morning coffee or evening cocktails.

Quiet Neighborhood

Residential area with low traffic, ideal for peaceful sleep and uninterrupted relaxation.

The Location

Lake Greeson —
Arkansas's hidden gem.

Just minutes from Harrison and Eureka Springs, Lake Greeson is a 3,200-acre reservoir known for its clear water, abundant wildlife, and relaxed atmosphere.

The lake offers excellent fishing for bass and catfish, calm waters for paddling, and plenty of shoreline to explore. It's the kind of place where you can genuinely disconnect — no crowded marinas, no loud parties, just water and woods.