Cabin on a private stocked fishing pond

Screens-off is an option, not a rule.



Hidden Pond Lodge | Family Cabin on a Private Stocked Fishing Pond in Hochatown



Hidden Pond Lodge is a family cabin built around its private, stocked fishing pond, just steps from the cabin. Families slow down here, get outside and get real face time together.



The pond

Our catch-and-release pond is stocked, with hundreds of fish that spawn every spring: catfish, hybrid striped bass, bluegill and more. It's kept clean, with cattails cut back and algae treated. Fish from either of the two docks (both with Adirondack chairs) or take the very stable pedal boat, rated for 6 adults, out on the water. Kids love it. A rack on the side deck usually holds a few fishing poles, but bring your own gear and bait to be sure. Swimming in the pond is allowed; life jackets are not provided, so please bring them for children.



Sleeping: sleeps 10

3 king bedrooms + a bunk loft with 2 twin-over-twin bunk beds (4 twin beds), 3.5 baths.

There's a TV in each bedroom and a 70-inch TV in the living room.

- First-floor king suite with private bath

- First-floor king bedroom with full bath across the hall

- Upstairs king suite with a large en-suite shower and bath

- Second-story bunk and game loft with foosball, DVD library: 2 twin-over-twin bunk beds (4 twin beds), its own half bath, TV with DVD player and family/kids' DVDs, couch, high ceilings and big windows; a closable door separates it from the upstairs bedroom



Made for families

- New ping pong table, foosball, professional dart board, corn hole, horseshoes, tetherball and disc golf

- Children's swing set with slides (ages 3-11)

- 18-ft Native American-style tipi with cots for a night under the stars

- Stone fire pit with Adirondack chairs

- Private 6-person hot tub on the 1,000 sq ft deck

- Private gated drive – a brand-new gate guests can close for the night.

- Deck gates keep little ones and dogs on the patio

- The whole 1.56-acre lot is graveled, so no muddy shoes or paws



Inside

Lincoln Logs, puzzles and board games for screens-off evenings, a gas fireplace, WiFi 6, a fully equipped kitchen with new appliances (2026), and a laundry room. The kitchen is stocked for holiday cooking, with high-end commercial bakeware for baking season.



Good to know

- Dogs: up to 2, $150 pet fee

- Free 40-amp Level 2 EV charger: adds roughly 28-30 miles of range per hour (varies by vehicle); Tesla drivers can use the adapter that comes with the car

- Check-in 4 PM, check-out 10 AM; quiet hours 10 PM-10 AM

- About 3 hours from Frisco/Plano, and minutes from Hochatown, Beavers Bend State Park and Broken Bow Lake



Smoking

Smoking is not permitted inside the cabin in order to preserve the freshness and comfort of the space for future guests.



Quiet Hours

Quiet hours are observed from 10 PM to 10 AM out of respect for neighboring cabins and the surrounding community. Sound travels easily throughout the forested mountain areas.



Event Policy

Small events and gatherings may be allowed at the cabin, and a small event fee may apply. Please reach out before your stay to discuss your plans. While we may be able to accommodate more people for events, only the maximum sleeping occupancy is allowed to stay overnight at the cabin.



Nature & Environment

One of the most memorable parts of staying in a Broken Bow cabin is being surrounded by nature. Because this property is located in a wooded setting, guests may encounter wildlife and seasonal elements during their stay.

Deer, squirrels, raccoons, turkeys, and other native wildlife are commonly seen throughout the area. The cabin is professionally treated for pests, though occasional insects such as spiders, mosquitoes, beetles, ladybugs, or wasps may still appear, particularly during seasonal transitions or rain.

During spring months, pollen from surrounding pine trees may collect on outdoor surfaces despite cleaning efforts before arrival.

Keeping doors and screens closed whenever possible helps maintain a comfortable indoor environment throughout your stay.

We encourage guests to enjoy the peaceful surroundings while remaining respectful of neighboring cabins and the natural environment. Sound travels easily throughout the forested area.



What To Bring

We recommend bringing groceries, condiments, cooking oils and seasonings, personal toiletries, coffee and creamers, bug spray for mosquitoes and ticks, ice, and firewood with fire starters for the outdoor firepit.



Starter Supply Details

Housekeeping provides a limited starter supply of essential items, including:

• Toilet paper, paper towels, and trash bags

• Hand soap, dish soap, and cleaning supplies

• Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash

• Dishwasher pods and laundry detergent

• Coffee supplies (pods, grounds, filters, creamer, sugar)

• Hot tub chlorine for guest use as directed

These items are intended to get your stay started and are not restocked.



WiFi Disclaimer

WiFi is provided as a convenience only and is not considered an essential service of the property. Because cabins are located in rural wooded areas, connectivity and speeds may vary due to weather conditions or regional outages.



Fireplace Disclaimer

Fireplaces are available seasonally from October through April for guest enjoyment.