Start where pavement fades into trees. Hog Heaven sits on 4.5 wooded acres, 10 minutes from UofA, Razorback Stadium, and Dickson Street, with Kessler Mountain and Centennial Park close by.
➤ Bike Barn + On-Site Trails
➤ Private Patio, Pond + Yard + Fire Pit
➤ Queen Loft + Memory Foam Sleeper Sofa
➤ Rainfall Shower
➤ Farm-Salvaged Stonework
➤ Reader’s Niche/Wine-Bar Corner
Ride Kessler, call the Hogs, wander the pond trail, then rinse off, pour a drink, and disappear into the trees.
Welcome to Hog Heaven—a trail-loving Fayetteville stay designed for Razorback weekends, mountain biking trips, and NWA exploring. Set on a 4.5-acre property with three unique stays, this private 2-story home is just 10 minutes from UofA, Razorback Stadium, and Dickson Street, with Kessler Mountain and Centennial Park close by.
Hog Heaven really is heavenly. It’s a separate 2-story home attached to the main structure on this 4.5-acre property. Although it shares a wall with the main house, it has been thoughtfully designed with its own private entrance, outdoor patio, and designated parking area. Inside, farm-salvaged stonework, clever built-ins, fully renovated finishes, and a creative Go Razorbacks staircase give the home a personality all its own.
➤ Sleeping Areas
• Queen Loft Bedroom – Located upstairs at the top of the Razorback-inspired staircase, with natural light, quirky niches, and a clever laundry area.
• Queen Memory Foam Sleeper Sofa – Set in the living room for additional sleeping space.
➤ Bathroom
Full bathroom with a rainfall shower guests love, plus essentials provided for an easy stay after trail rides, game days, or nights out in Fayetteville.
➤ Kitchen + Living Area
The eat-in kitchen opens into the living room, where stone details and a reader’s niche create a flexible corner for morning coffee, getting ready, or pouring a drink before heading out.
➤ Outdoor Space
Step outside to a private patio, peaceful pond, grassy yard, fire pit, garden area, bridge, and trails throughout the property. Guests can enjoy their designated outdoor space, while select property features may be shared with guests staying in the other homes on the lot.
➤ Bike-Friendly Amenities
Bike storage is available in the shared bike barn, with trail access right on the property. Kessler Mountain and Centennial Park are only about 8 minutes away, making this a strong base for riders, hikers, and race weekends.
➤ Location
You’re close to the best of Fayetteville without being in the middle of the noise.
• 10 min to University of Arkansas
• 10 min to Razorback Stadium
• 10 min to Dickson Street
• 8 min to Kessler Mountain
• 8 min to Centennial Park
Spend the day riding, hiking, calling the Hogs, or exploring downtown—then come back to the trees, rinse off under the rainfall shower, climb the Razorback staircase to the loft, and settle in at Hog Heaven.
Guests have full access to their entire home during their stay.
Covered parking is available in the carport immediately next to the property, with space for up to 2 cars max.
Guests may also use the shared bike barn for repairs and storage, the garden area, fire pit, large grassy yard, stocked pond, and hiking/biking trails. These common areas may also be used by guests staying in the other homes on the property.
While we won't be there in person, you can message us through the platform 24/7. If you need anything at all, don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re always happy to help!
➤ Neighborhood Vibe and Highlights
Set away from the busyness of UofA but still close enough for a quick drive, this spot makes it easy to enjoy Fayetteville, Razorback weekends, and Northwest Arkansas adventure without staying in the middle of the noise.
NWA is known for hiking, white-water rafting, and world-class mountain biking, plus historic downtowns, local food, the Fayetteville Ale Trail, art stops, antiquing, and plenty of Razorback energy. Woo Pig Sooie!
➤ Recommended Spots
• University of Arkansas – 10 min drive
Campus visits, Razorback weekends, and Fayetteville game-day energy.
• Reynolds Razorback Stadium – 10 min drive
A must for football weekends and calling the Hogs.
• Dickson Street – 10 min drive
Local dining, nightlife, bars, and downtown Fayetteville buzz.
• Kessler Mountain – 8 min drive
Popular for hiking, biking, trail runs, and outdoor adventure.
• Centennial Park – 8 min drive
A major mountain biking destination with trails and race-day energy.
• Razorback Greenway – 10–15 min drive
A scenic regional trail system for biking, walking, and exploring NWA.
• Fayetteville Ale Trail – 10–20 min drive
A fun way to explore local breweries and craft drinks.
• Briar Rose Bakery & Deli – 15–20 min drive
A local stop for baked goods, deli bites, and casual eats.
• Mr. Taco Loco – 10–15 min drive
A nearby option for easy Mexican food.
• The Deli at Arsaga’s Mill District – 10 min drive
A local favorite for coffee, sandwiches, and laid-back meals.
• Historic Downtown Fayetteville – 10 min drive
Shops, restaurants, culture, and classic Fayetteville character.
• Bud Walton Arena – 10 min drive
Basketball games, events, and Razorback sports.
• Devil’s Den State Park – 30–35 min drive
Hiking, scenic views, caves, trails, and outdoor exploring.
• Terra Studios – 25–30 min drive
Art, gardens, glasswork, and a creative local stop.
• Bentonville – 35–40 min drive
Dining, biking, museums, and a lively downtown scene.
• Crystal Bridges Museum – 40–45 min drive
A standout art museum with trails, architecture, and nature.
• Beaver Lake – 35–45 min drive
Boating, fishing, swimming, and lake-day exploring.
• Siloam Springs Kayak Park – 35–45 min drive
A fun spot for kayaking and water adventure.
• Clinton House – 10 min drive
A historic Fayetteville landmark.
• Walmart Museum – 40–45 min drive
A Bentonville stop tied to Arkansas history and retail roots.
The best way to get around Fayetteville and the Northwest Arkansas area is by car, with covered parking available in the carport immediately next to the property for up to 2 cars max. Please contact us ahead of time if you’ll need additional parking.
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are also available in the area, making it easy to get to spots like UofA, Razorback Stadium, and Dickson Street, all about 10 minutes away.
While the property is not highly walkable to major attractions, it offers a peaceful setting with outdoor areas to enjoy, including trails, a pond, garden area, and grassy yard.
With quick access to nearby roads, you can easily reach Kessler Mountain and Centennial Park in about 8 minutes, or explore more of NWA with a short drive.
➤ Starter kitchen and bathroom essentials are provided, but guests will need to supply disposables and restock items for the duration of their stay.
➤ This property is pet-friendly. We welcome friendly, house-trained pets for a $100 fee per stay. A maximum of 2 pets is allowed, each not exceeding 20 lbs. After booking, guests must immediately let us know how many pets will be staying. Unapproved pets are subject to additional fees.
➤ There are 2 other properties on this lot that may be booked by other guests. Some outdoor/common areas may be shared.
➤ The property is located 1.5 blocks from a railroad track. There is occasionally a train that comes by after 10:00 pm, and randomly around 4:30 am or 5:00 am. Earplugs are provided for any lighter sleeping guests.
➤ Exceeding maximum occupancy is not permitted.
➤ No third-party bookings; the reservation must be made under your own account.
➤ No parties, events, smoking, vaping, marijuana use, or open flames, including candles, incense, or sage.
➤ Quiet hours begin at 9:00 pm—please keep noise to a minimum.
➤ The home includes stairs and may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.
➤ Early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability.