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Why Blue Note

A private forest cabin with a river resort just beyond the door.

Blue Note brings up to 12 guests together in a three-bedroom, three-bath cabin inside a quiet gated community on the Mountain Fork. The river and community beach are a two-minute walk from the front door, while the shared resort amenities — a heated pool, two pickleball courts, basketball court, clubhouse, gym, and playground — give every age a reason to stay close to home.

The cabin itself stays private: two downstairs king suites, flexible bunk spaces, an open living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and an arcade game indoors. Outside, settle into the private hot tub, gather around the fire pit, or move dinner to the covered outdoor living room with its own fireplace and smart TV. Pets are welcome with a fee, making Blue Note an easy base for multi-family trips built around the river, Beavers Bend, and Broken Bow Lake.

Highlights

Blue Note at a glance.

  • Mountain Fork River & community beach — a two-minute walk
  • Shared heated community pool — schedule set by the community
  • Two shared pickleball courts & a basketball court
  • Sleeps 12 in 11 beds: 2 kings, 2 fulls & 7 twins
  • Private hot tub available year-round
  • Private fire pit & covered outdoor living room
  • Clubhouse, gym, playground & classic arcade game
  • Pet-friendly — fee applies

Amenities

What this place offers

  • Mountain Fork access
  • Shared heated pool
  • Two pickleball courts
  • Private hot tub
  • Private fire pit
  • Clubhouse & gym
  • Arcade game
  • Pet-friendly

Availability

Bedrooms

Where you’ll sleep

First downstairs king suite at Blue Note

King Suite One

1 King bed · private full bathroom

Second downstairs king suite at Blue Note

King Suite Two

1 King bed · private full bathroom

Upstairs bunk loft at Blue Note

Bunk Spaces

2 Full beds · 7 Twin beds across the loft and hallway

Good to know

Things to know

Cancellation policy

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Property rules

  • Pets welcome — fee applies
  • No parties or events
  • Private driveway parking for 3–4 vehicles; no street parking
  • Self check-in with keypad

Safety & access

  • Check-in after 4:00 PM; check-out before 11:00 AM
  • 12 guests maximum
  • Two exterior security cameras; no cameras inside
  • River flow can change with dam releases; check conditions before entering

FAQ

Questions guests ask before they book.

Does Blue Note have a private pool?
No. Blue Note guests share the community's heated resort pool with other community guests. Its operating season and hours are set by the community and can vary, so confirm the schedule for your dates.
How close is Blue Note to the Mountain Fork River?
The river and community beach are about a two-minute walk from the front door. River level and flow can change with releases from Broken Bow Dam, so check current conditions before swimming or paddling and supervise children closely. An Oklahoma fishing license is required to fish.
How do 12 guests sleep at Blue Note?
There are two downstairs king suites, each with a private full bathroom; three twin beds in the hallway bunk area; and two twin-over-full bunks upstairs, each with a twin trundle. That is 11 beds total: two kings, two fulls, and seven twins.
Are the pickleball courts private?
No. Blue Note guests have access to two shared pickleball courts plus a shared basketball court, clubhouse, gym, playground, pool, and community beach inside the gated community.
Is the hot tub private and available year-round?
Yes. The hot tub belongs to Blue Note and is available year-round. The fire pit and covered outdoor living room are also private to the cabin.
Are pets allowed at Blue Note?
Yes. Pets are welcome with a fee.

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