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Riverfront Murfreesboro Cabin w/ Fire Pit
Pack your bags and make your way to ‘Rest Easy,’ a modern cabin in Murfreesboro, perfect for your next getaway. Boasting a screened porch, an open-concept layout, and a secluded location, this 3-bed, 4-bath vacation rental is ideal for a quiet trip to Arkansas. Enjoy your morning coffee on the deck with views of the Little Missouri River before heading over to Crater of Diamonds State Park for diamond digging! Later, grab the marshmallows and graham crackers for a s’mores roast under the stars.

The Taiga Cabin
Diamond Glamping Only 5 minutes from The Crater Of Diamond State Park. This retreat is part of The Taiga Animal Sanctuary, where a portion of bookings supports animal rescue and welfare. Unwind on the covered deck with your morning coffee, listening to the soothing sounds of a waterfall feature or feel like a kid again as you swing from a tree overlooking the chicken coop village. Experience the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation, all while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Thunder Mountain Riverfront Cabin - Caddo Gap, AR
A peaceful, secluded Cabin In The Woods experience on the South Fork of the Caddo River. This 80+ acre property is all yours to explore alone with no other homes or cabins anywhere on the property. The property extends across both sides of the river with 1/3 mile of river frontage. Swim, kayak, fish, & relax. It's the perfect location for couples, honeymoons, anniversaries, or even escaping on your own for a private sabbatical. Pets are only allowed for couples without children. Fast WiFi!

Crater's Edge Ranch
The uniqueness of Crater’s Edge Ranch is the solitude of country life with the nearness of all the sights and sounds of nearby town square of Murfreesboro as well as the excitement of diamond hunting a mile away at Crater of Diamonds State Park. Neighbored by a working cattle ranch, you may experience all the sights and sounds that are a part of everyday ranch life. On any given day you may see cowboys herding cattle on horseback, roping calves, or bailing hay. It’s quite the show sometimes!

Punkins Place
Punkin's Place is newly renovated with modern conveniences, but keeps the feel of family history. It sits on a one-acre lot with beautiful shade trees. We offer a fenced in sitting area in the back with a fire pit for relaxing. We are just a block off the square and its restaurants, shops, and putt-putt golf. It is two miles to Crater of Diamonds State Park, six miles to beautiful Lake Greeson and SWAHA Marina, one mile to KA-DO-HA Indian burial mounds and the Little Missouri River.

My Sisters Cabin
Make My Sisters Cabin your new Happy Place. We have everything you need to feel like you’re at home plus more. Enjoy the outdoors or relax while laying in the hammock. You might spot the resident Eagle flying over the water or the large family of deer in the front yard. We are minutes away from the Crater of diamonds State Park and even closer to Lake Greeson and Narrows Dam. We can sleep 9 but please refer to the pictures to see if it will sleep your 9 comfortably.

The Cozy Cabin on Beacon Hill
Tucked away on peaceful Beacon Hill, our charming little cabin is the perfect escape to rest, reconnect, and recharge. Unload your side-by-side and hit the ultimate trails around the lake, or spend your days swimming, fishing, and soaking up the sun on beautiful Lake Gresson. Whether you’re relaxing on the porch, roasting marshmallows under the stars, or exploring the great outdoors, the Cozy Cabin is where memories are made and your R&R experience truly begins.

On Main Street - The Wishing Well
Duplex next door to The Townhouse. If you want the best location Murfreesboro has to offer, look no further. Perfectly situated in the heart of down town, only a few minutes walk to local eateries and historic downtown. Full of outdoor activities and adventure. 3 miles from Crater of Diamonds State Park. We have free mining equipment with all rentals. Stop by Off Grid next door for a visit and free bag of ice. We have a NO PET policy

Peace by the River - 8 beds, game room, and more!
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. "Peace by the River" A brand new cabin located on the Little Missouri River. Plenty of space to comfortably sleep 16. 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, bonus loft/game room including a pool table and ping pong table. A few feet away from the river and just a few minutes from Murfreesboro, Nashville, Crater of Diamonds, Lake Greeson, fishing and floating.

Mine Creek Cottage 3 king beds. 2 Full bath
New remodel. Located 1 block off Main St Nashville. 15 miles from Crater of Diamonds State Park. 3 miles from Off The Beaten Track wedding venue. 2 Blocks from Mine Creek Events. Cozy gas fire balls. Fully equipped kitchen. Fenced yard for approved pets. Smart TVs in every room. Handicap accessible. Next door to Mine Creek Retreat rental for family’s that want to stay close together.

Rustic Comfort Cabin Diamond in The Ripple-hot tub
Whether you are coming for an adventure or a peaceful retreat, we hope you'll enjoy our cabin. Ideally located between the serene area around Lake DeGray, Lake Greeson, and the Caddo River. We've worked hard to bring you a luxurious yet rustic experience, while still surrounded by the comforts of home. Time to make some memories!

The Little Branch house, charming vintage house.
Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly place. The Little Branch house is vintage but she has good bones! She has been modernized while remaining cozy and feeling like home. Come and stay and you will feel at home instantly. Everything you need is provided, just bring your clothes and food.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Crater of Diamonds located?
Crater of Diamonds is located in southwest Arkansas, surrounded by forests and farmland. It is situated near the town of Murfreesboro, offering visitors both natural and small-town experiences.
When is the best time to visit Crater of Diamonds?
Late spring and early fall are often recommended for visiting Crater of Diamonds, when temperatures are comfortable and crowds may be lighter. Rain is common in spring, so waterproof footwear can be helpful in the search fields.
How old is Crater of Diamonds?
Crater of Diamonds is an ancient volcanic site formed millions of years ago. Geologists believe the crater's origins trace back to volcanic eruptions that shaped much of the area's distinctive landscape.
Why was Crater of Diamonds built?
Crater of Diamonds was formed by nature, not constructed, as volcanic eruptions lifted diamonds near the surface. Its transformation into a public park highlights the area's geological significance and the tradition of letting visitors search for diamonds.
What are some things to do near Crater of Diamonds?
Around Crater of Diamonds, you can explore local hiking trails, picnic areas, and interpretive nature exhibits. The nearby town has historic districts, small museums, and casual dining options reflecting the region's culture.
How is the weather near Crater of Diamonds?
Crater of Diamonds experiences mild winters around 32–49°F (0–9°C) and warm, humid summers reaching 91°F (33°C). Spring and autumn bring moderate temperatures and higher rainfall, so packing layers and rain gear is frequently suggested.
How was Crater of Diamonds built?
Crater of Diamonds formed naturally through volcanic activity, as deep-sourced magma erupted and solidified above ground. This process brought diamonds and other minerals close to the surface, creating a unique geological site.
What is the history of Crater of Diamonds?
Crater of Diamonds gained attention in the early twentieth century after diamonds were discovered on the land. The area then became a public park, where people have continued to explore and search for diamonds using traditional methods.





