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What a Broken Bow / Hochatown Cabin Weekend Costs a Family of 4 (Real Prices)

Broken Bow and Hochatown, in the pines of southeast Oklahoma, are the go-to cabin weekend for Texas families — about three hours from Dallas. Here is what a weekend actually costs: real 2-night totals for 2 adults and 2 kids, taxes and fees included, across 91 cabin listings on two weekends. Prices checked October 21, 2026.

The short answer

A typical cabin for a family of 4 is $640 for a Friday–Sunday weekend in fall-foliage season and $586 in early summer (taxes and fees included). Half of all cabins land between $516 and $947. Add the park pass and a train ride and a typical fall weekend is about $704 before food and gas.

2-night cabin totals, family of 4

Whole stay, taxes & fees included. “Typical” is the middle price across every listing that fit 4 guests.

WeekendCheapestTypical
Fall-foliage weekendNov 13, 2026 – Nov 15, 2026$333$640
Summer weekendJun 18, 2027 – Jun 20, 2027$441$586

Fall is not cheaper. November is foliage season here, and the 13 cabins that showed up in both searches cost a median $587 in November against $532 in June. If you want the lowest price, a non-holiday summer weekend or a Sunday–Tuesday stay beats a fall Friday.

Real cabins from the search

Family-friendly cabin with private fishing lake

9.8 rating, 313 reviews

Nov $670

Jun $462

2-bedroom cabin with hot tub, BBQ, washer/dryer

hot tub

Nov $672

Jun $631

Cabin with fort playset, fishing pond, arcade and hot tub

10 rating, 292 reviews

Jun $681

Hot tub cabin with playground and games, ~3 mi to the lake

hot tub + playground

Nov $1,082

Jun $1,036

Small cabin with pool in a shared setting

pool

Nov $509

Jun $490

Sleeps-4 bungalow with fireplace and fire pit

cheapest that sleeps 4

Nov $410

Jun $441

What else you'll pay

  • • Beavers Bend State Park parking: $10 per vehicle per day (Oklahoma State Parks pass; multi-day and annual passes are cheaper per day).
  • • Beavers Bend Depot train: $10 ages 2–12, $12 ages 13+ — $44 for a family of 4. About 15 minutes through the park.
  • • Free: hiking trails, the swim beach, the Forest Heritage Center, and fishing from the bank on the Mountain Fork River (an Oklahoma fishing license is required for anyone 16+).
  • • Food: most cabins have full kitchens, so bring groceries and save restaurants for one night out.

Park and train prices are from the listings on TravelOK; they change without much notice, so confirm before you go.

Tips that actually save money

  • • Read the total, not the nightly rate. Cleaning and service fees are added at checkout; every price on this page already includes them.
  • • “Couples” cabins usually sleep 2. Many of the cheapest listings are one-bed cabins built for honeymooners — check the bed count before you book for kids.
  • • Hot tub cabins cost more. In these searches most hot-tub cabins for 4 ran $631–$1,082 for the weekend.

Planning other drivable weekends? See our family travel guides or the Galveston cruise cost for a family of 4.

How we got these prices

On October 21, 2026 we searched Expedia vacation rentals in Broken Bow, OK for 2 adults and 2 children (ages 6 and 10), Friday to Sunday, for Nov 13, 2026 and Jun 18, 2027, and recorded the total Expedia showed with taxes and fees for every listing returned. Prices change daily and popular cabins sell out, so treat these as a realistic guide, not a quote. No property paid to be on this page. If you book through our advisor we may earn a commission; your price is the same.