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Prairie's End

Discover your personal haven at "Prairie's End", a 40-acre property offering unparalleled serenity. Imagine waking up surrounded by nature and enjoying peaceful walks through the trails, watch the deer and multitude of wildlife. The open space provides a queen bed, a couch that converts to a bed, a double air mattress on frame found in the bathroom closet and a single roll-away bed. There is also an event center at the same location that is a communal space for guests or booked separately.

StrikeAxe Estate Cottage | Pawhuska’s Historic Gem

Welcome to StrikeAxe! This fully restored 1920s French farmhouse rests on several acres of scenic land, promising a unique getaway immersed in Pawhuska’s beautiful historic charm just a mile from downtown. It provides a lavish base for an unforgettable visit to The Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile with your girlfriends. ✔ 5 Comfortable Brs ✔ Stylish Living Area ✔ Chef’s Grade Kitchen ✔ Private Outdoors (Dining, Gazebo, Fire Pit) ✔ Smart TVs ✔ High-Speed Wi-Fi ✔ Free Parking See more below!

The Cabins on Birch Creek - Guest House

Quite and Cozy. Just 10 miles to the Pioneer Woman Merchantile and 18 miles to the Tall Grass Prairie Preserve The Cabins on Birch Creek offer water front access to Birch Creek and a tributary. Spring garden with wild and domestic flowers, a swinging bridge to stroll across and lots of opportunity to see wildlife and domestic animals. This property has a kitchenette, stylish and spacious bathroom, and magnificent outlook from the bedroom. Enjoy coffee on the porch as the sun rises.

Skiatook Lake House - Best View on the Lake!

Our peaceful and secluded lake house at Skiatook Lake is situated on five acres, 10 miles west of Skiatook on highway 20. It overlooks the bridge just across from Blackdog Park boat ramp entrance. The house has 3 bedrooms/2 bathrooms, with full kitchen, dining room, laundry room, and living area. Appliances, towels and linens, and kitchen utensils provided. It sits on top of the hill with the best scenic view on the lake! Guests can walk to the lake from the house (about 300 yards).

House on the Hill In Historic Fairfax, OK -

Welcome Home! This Osage cottage on the hill is ready for you to either come relax, or enjoy the fun activities in Fairfax and surrounding areas. This 2 bed, 1 bath historic home sleeps 6 and has a full size kitchen, A.C., washer and dryer, internet, and storm shelter. 3 min walk to downtown Fairfax. Whether you are recreating on the Arkansas river or visiting The Pioneer Women in nearby Pawhuska you're sure to find fun. Community pool with splash park is located few blocks away!

The Oilman’s Daughter On 7th Street

FEATURED IN THE PIONEER WOMAN MAGAZINE Our SECOND LOCATION in Pawhuska is on 12th Street. Resting on a corner lot, blocks from The Pioneer Woman Mercantile, a wonderfully renovated 1925 Craftsman home. You will find luxury throughout, with four bedrooms, three and a half baths. Relax in a rocking chair on the front porch, or in the privacy of the backyard with a fire pit and gas grill. Enjoy the charm of the 1900s & luxury of today.

The Farmhouse

Enjoy the natural beauty surrounding our family’s 100 year old farmhouse in a bend of the Arkansas River. With running/walking trails, a pond, pecan orchard and some wide open spaces, it’s easy to relax and unplug in one of our most favorite places on earth. It’s lovely and we love to share it!

Farm Experience

Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly place. Your family can interact with animals at the farm as well as enjoy the beautiful deck with a country view! We are approximately 10 miles from Stillwater, OK. Our home is new and fishing is available at our ponds upon request!

Spacious Craftsman, centrally located home.

Welcome to Miles from Home, built in 1925, boasting a modern hint with historical elements from the area. Completely remodeled, spacious 3 bed/2 bath home on a quiet street only a few blocks from Historical Downtown Pawhuska and the Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile.