Loblolly Pine Cabin is located a stones throw from the peaceful Ouachita National Forest. Thoughtfully curated, comfy and cozy, the private 6 acre property gets its name from the towering loblolly pines scattered throughout. If you are looking for a quiet retreat or to reconnect with nature then you will feel right at home here. Check out our guidebook for our favorite things to do outside around Mena. Interested in Wolf Pen Gap? We are 10 miles from the west trailhead. No Wi-Fi, :( This newly-renovated 1940's cabin, has an eclectic vibe with a focus on 60's mid-century modern furniture. The upstairs loft boasts a cozy bohemian/gyspy atmosphere. The west-facing wall of the house is made completely of new windows and the view from both downstairs and up in the loft of the west is spectacular, facing the pond and trees. There is a furnished deck complete with fire pit on the west side of the cabin as well, where you can sit awoth the amazing pond view and relax with a cozy fire. S’mores ingredients included. The home has 2 bedroom areas, one queen bed in the loft located up a spiral staircase, and a king bed next to the living room downstairs. There is also a couch available for a fifth person to sleep on; we have extra sheets and blankets available as needed. There is a red vintage cone fireplace in the living room. As of February 2024 we have 25 mbps internet. This service is sent over the air from several miles away and is therefore susceptible to inclement weather. You should be able to perform light internet tasks including streaming to one personal device at a time without taxing the service too much. Cell coverage is spotty with AT&T and Verizon being the only service we have found that works at the cabin. Once you get into downtown Mena most other cell services will work. There is a coffee shop in town called The Ouachitas that has wi-fi. We do not have any streaming services set up so you have to go old school on this one and watch dvd's. We have a small mostly older selection or there is a Red Box rental inside the entrance at the Walmart. The radio works and will pick up some stations. It also has a bluetooth adapter that if you know how to pair your device to it (I think you switch the receiver input to AUX and then hold the button on the bluetooth til it blinks you should be able to pair). We have several modern boardgames that you are welcome to play as well as guidebooks and information for the area mainly for hiking. If you would like more information on hiking and the best trails in the area feel free to reach out and we will be happy to get you going outside. Mena is a small country town. Do not be surprised when the town shuts down after 5pm with most businesses shutting down after lunch on Saturday. Sunday is completely dead outside of dining and Walmart/grocery stores. Walmart is open late as well as a couple of the restaurants and fast food.