A singularity escape on the edge of Hobbs State Park — cabins, a dry sauna and a cold plunge, a climbing wall, a theater, fire pits and miles of trail. Somewhere to put the screen down and feel human again.
A singularity escape.
Fourteen wooded lots and a fifteenth parcel that is the private road itself — fifteen in all, ours — pressed against the 12,000+ acres of Hobbs State Park and just over the bridge from Beaver Lake. The plan: a place to unplug — cabins to sleep in; a dry sauna, a cold plunge, fire pits and a hair-washing station to slow down at; water massage, a sensory-deprivation float pod, facials and lashes to be cared for; a yoga studio, a climbing wall and an indoor/outdoor gym to move in; co-working spaces for the days you do need to plug back in; e-bikes and the Monument Trails out the door; a theater for movies and live events when the sun drops; and a deck for when Orion climbs straight overhead. Even a spooky hay ride come fall. Analog, on purpose — somewhere to come down from the cloud. Two locals will greet you: Sky the dog and Kingsley the cat.
What's coming to the land.
Cabins tucked into the trees to sleep in — the anchor of the whole escape, with the trails and the lake out the door, and co-working space for the days you can't fully unplug.
In planningA dry sauna to sweat in, a cold plunge to shock you back to life, a hair-washing station to be cared for at, and fire pits for the long end of the night. Hot, then cold — the reset. (The whole point of the name, really.)
In planningA water-massage table, a sensory-deprivation float pod, and facials and lashes — the kind of care you'd usually drive to the city for, tucked into the woods instead.
In planningA climbing wall with bouldering, a yoga studio, an open gym that spills outside, and e-bikes for the Monument Trails right off the back of the land.
In planningA theater for movies and live events, a stargazing deck for when the sky goes full Orion, scavenger hunts through the trees, and — because why not — a spooky hay ride come fall.
Get on the list →Everything that's coming.
State park out back, lake over the bridge.
12,000+ acres of Hobbs State Park and the Monument Trails — some of the best singletrack in Arkansas — right off the back of the land.
Just over the bridge from Beaver Lake — 28,000 acres of clear water, marinas, and bluff-lined coves.
Family-run and patient. We own the road and the parcels outright, and we're building slowly, on purpose.