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Popular Rental Amenities in Mountain View
Accommodations can be selected based on different criteria. Above, you will find the number of rentals that include a specific amenity in Mountain View. Many vacation rentals in Mountain View include "TVs" or "barbecues," which makes it a wonderful destination if you never miss an episode of your favorite show or you love to grill out. Not as many properties in Mountain View are available if you want a rental with a yard or if you're dreaming of days spent poolside as "pools" and "yards" are not often available in Mountain View.
Price and Availability Index in Mountain View
Vacation Rental Price Information in Mountain View
The graph shows the average rental prices for the next twelve months in Mountain View. Vacation rental prices are the highest in November (11/17 - 11/24). Prices decrease in a week of October (10/12 - 10/19), where average prices are $156.
Rental Availability Information in Mountain View
Find out the percentage of available rentals in Mountain View with the graph above. The week with the highest booking rate is in October (10/27 - 11/3). Only 87% of the rentals are still available. Conversely, 97% of the rentals are still available during a week in December (12/15 - 12/22).
The Weather in Mountain View
Above are the weather conditions for Mountain View. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. January is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 28°. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is September.
Your vacation home close to nature in Mountain View
Faraway from the bustling city, come to Mountain View in Arkansas for the wild rivers, stunning nature, and local culture. Enjoy a relaxing time with your family in a cozy cabin a few yards from the White River or next to the Ozark National Forest. Come downtown to the historic square to meet the cheery locals and listen to folk music.
A folk music community
When in Mountain View, visit the Ozark Folk Center. Since 1962, the center accommodated the local craftsmen and musicians guild and has the mission to preserve local heritage like local folk music, food, and crafts.
The annual Arkansas Folk Festival runs in Mountain View since 1963, making the town the Folk Music Capital of the World. You can hear groups of live musicians in the Historic Courthouse Square downtown on most of the summer evenings, but every Friday and Saturday come for the folk concerts at Jimmy Driftwood Barn or be part of the show at the White River Theater.
Wicked outdoors for the whole family
Take a whole day for horse riding at the OK Trading Post with the whole family. Very well organized and friendly people await here to get you ready for a great one hour trail ride around Mountain View. Stop at the Old Mill ruins for a picnic.
Outdoor enthusiasts will go crazy at the Loco Ropes tree top adventure park: perfect zip lines, rock climbing, and more than 30 challenges for your dexterity and strength. Continue the fun at Go Kart Mountain View, a family owned track, where you can ride the fast go-carts for a pretty long time at the best price.
Around the Buffalo River and the White River in the Sylamore Creek, rent a boat and get the whole family ready for some fun water activities like swimming, boat rafting, and trout fishing.
Mysterious trails in the forest
Your first excursion from your Mountain View Arkansas cabin could be the Blanchard Springs Caverns in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest. This three-level cave structure has two running trails for visitors: the half a mile Dripstone Trail and, on the upper level, the longer Discovery Trail. The guided tours bring you through water-carved paths, around underground rivers, where you can admire the beautiful flowstone formations and awake the hiding bats.
Continue the exploration on foot around the entire Blanchard Springs area with its easy to challenging trails. The mountain bike rides are well served at Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail with three different trails: the White River Bluff, Scrappy Mountain, and the Bad Branch. Those well maintained trails run from one to six miles within a gorgeous scenery.
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