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Enjoy our newly remodeled 2000 sq ft lakehouse in a private peaceful community with panoramic views of the lake. We are 15 minutes from Tunica Expo, 5 minutes to Tunica National Golf Course, 10 Minutes to the casinos; 38 minutes to Beale St, Bass Pro Shop, Peabody Hotel, Graceland and The Lorraine Hotel; and 15 minutes to the wonderful town of Hernando that has unique shops and wonderful restaurants and a whole lot of Southern Charm! We are also members of B & B Association of Mississippi.

This newly remodeled house is designed to enjoy views of the lake all day long. The kitchen, great room, and downstairs sitting area all overlook the lake. There are also two balconies, a patio, deck, and dock to enjoy the outdoor space from every angle. We also provide a self service continental breakfast: Coffee, Juices and pre packaged pastries. Anything more substantial you will have to bring yourself. We do provide all the cookware, tableware and spices. And just in case you don't hit the grocery store your first night and don't feel like going out there is some spaghetti and meat sauce in the cabinet for your convenience. Must be at least 21 to rent

This lake is home to a few households. Enjoy fishing for crappie, bream, bass, and catfish or watching many bird species including blue herons and a pair of bald eagles. We do ask that if you are fishing, you are respectful to the community and only fish for what you intend to eat. Since this is a private lake, you do not need to have fishing license to fish here. The nearest bate shop is 6 minutes away called Outfitters.

This room has a queen bed, closet and dresser. Our home is at the end of a road, plenty of quiet, safe and privacy. Close to downtown historic Helena, hospital and college. We are about 35 mins from Clarksdale. This is our home, but guest have plenty of room to themselves. We moved to Helena recently and we love it. We hope if you choose our place you enjoy your stay and enjoy the town as we do.

Guest bedroom is on the second floor of the house.Twin beds and playpen are also available for guests with children. Some notice will be needed. These are in a third bedroom not advertised.

We are close to downtown Helena, hospital and college.

Great little cabin at Horseshoe Lake, 30 minutes from MS River & downtown Memphis. You'll enjoy the covered patio surrounding the cabin and shaded by the towering pecan trees. If you have a boat, you may dock it at our boat slip in the canal at the private surf club, just 1/2 mile down the road from the cabin. Lots of folks have golf carts or ATVs that cruise the neighborhood to wave or stop and visit with each other. You're welcome to bring yours as well and will have parking available.

Update** I have bikes, canoes, and a pontoon boat available for rent. Send me a private message and we can discuss. ** The open kitchen is fully equipped with everything needed for meal prep and cooking. have lots of games and toys. I'm sure you'll also find a puzzle to work on, while not enjoying the outdoors or exploring in Memphis, that's one of our favorite past times while we're at the lake. The washer and dryer are available for your use and come in handy after a day out on the water. You'll love our new gas grill, but we ask that you do provide propane for it. We have a small smoker available as well.

Horseshoe Lake (Crittenden County) Latitude and Longitude: 34º54’48″N 090º18’26″W Elevation: 203 feet Area: 0.136 square miles (2010 Census) Population: 292 (2010 Census) Incorporation Date: September 19, 1983 The town of Horseshoe Lake is located on the old Seyppel area in Crittenden County at the east end of the lake from which it takes its name. Horseshoe Lake is predominately a bedroom community, with the surrounding area consisting of farmland where cotton, feed corn, soybeans, and milo are grown. Some cattle are also raised on the high ground of the levee. The Great River Road encircles the lake. Several legendary blues musicians, including B. B. King, Howlin’ Wolf, and Hurbert Sumlin, once played in juke joints on the plantations. Pre-European Exploration The remnants of Native American civilizations surround Horseshoe Lake. The oldest recorded Indian mounds in the area are believed to be pre-Mississippian, as evidenced from artifacts found dating back to around AD 600. However, many mounds have been completely eroded over the years from farming operations, while others have been looted. Louisiana Purchase through the Gilded Age Mosquito-borne diseases and frequent flooding deterred early colonization of the area. Soon after the War of 1812, the land was surveyed and given to soldiers who fought in the war for payment for their services. Horseshoe Lake is visible as a large oxbow on the survey maps from this time. In 1825, Crittenden County was carved out of Phillips County, and four township divisions were created in the county. One of these was Lucas Township, which encompassed the Horseshoe Lake community. To make this rich bottomland more productive and to help prevent the encroachment of the Mississippi River at flood stage, the Swamp Land Act of 1850 gave patents to levee builder Isaac Burgett, who built a lavish home at what is present-day Seyppel. The Burgett house was said to have been used as a hospital for Union soldiers during the Civil War. The home remained standing until the 1930s. According to historian Margaret Woolfolk, it is believed that the Horseshoe Lake area was the site of a skirmish with Texas Rangers during the Civil War. Early Twentieth Century During the early twentieth century, hunters and lumbermen discovered the lake. It was dammed at Lost Lake Bayou, raising the water level by over six feet. This made it possible to float timber directly from the area to the Mississippi River, where a sawmill was built to process the lumber. Russell Gardner of St. Louis, Missouri—maker of the Banner Buggy and Gardner Automobile—purchased 1,200 acres along the river for his private hunting reserve, and it was named Bruin for the many bears in the area. Five Lakes Outing Club was established by Memphis, Tennessee, residents as a hunting club on the land in the middle of the horseshoe of the lake. They purchased land from Gardner and the Fritz family, among others, and established an immense hunting and fishing reserve for the club’s forty-five members; it is still in operation in the twenty-first century. The Horseshoe Recreation Club was established around the same time and is also still in existence. J. O. E. Beck purchased land on the western side of the lake, stretching to Hughes (St. Francis County). He cleared the land of trees and drained the swampland, putting in over 9,000 feet of drainage tiles some ten feet deep. Bob Snowden purchased 1,000 acres on the northwestern side of the lake and established a commissary known as Baugh Store, which had the first frozen food lockers in the area. Gus Zanone purchased land on the northeastern side of the lake on which to build cabins, and E. H. Clarke Sr. purchase farm land east of the lake. The depth of the lake has been the subject of numerous court cases. The first case was when Five Lakes Outing Club wanted to reclaim land that was flooded after the levee was completed in 1905, increasing the depth of that lake as much as seven feet. The club was allowed to pump water out of the lake and did this for a number of years until the pump broke. The last break in the levee that affected the area was in 1912 and occurred at what is now known as Blue Lake. The floods of 1927 and 1937 also inundated the lake area. Beck and Snowden dug a canal to drain the lake to prevent flooding after the Flood of 1937, but the draining of the lake was opposed, and the lake’s water level remained the same. World War II through the Faubus Era During World War II, the farms in the area were desperate for help, as many of the farmers and field hands were serving in the military. The government assisted by establishing a German prisoner-of-war camp about six miles from Horseshoe Lake, in an area now known as Anthonyville. Roads and bridges were soon built over the Mississippi River, and transportation to the lake moved on wheels instead of water. Many of the river landing post offices moved inland off the levee during this period, with the Seyppel post office being one of the last to close, in 1948. Jack Rich, a developer, created the Horseshoe Lake Estates subdivision in 1965 and sold more than 400 plots of land. All homeowners in the subdivision automatically became members of the Surf Club, which provided the area with water, a club house, a pier, a boat ramp, a canal, a common greenway on the south side of the canal, and a marina to dock boats. The Surf Club is still in existence in the twenty-first century. Modern Era Mechanized farming reduced the need for a large work force to maintain the farms. Tenant houses that once lined the farm roads were torn down, and the population of the area went into a steep decline. The present-day population largely consists of retirees, sportsmen, and a few remaining farmers. The nearest school to the area is in Hughes, about eight miles away. Residents of the Horseshoe Lake Estates subdivision voted to incorporate in 1983, thus creating the town of Horseshoe Lake. The town provided for a fire department, took over the city’s water supply, and installed a sewer treatment system. The W. G. Huxtable Pumping Plant near Marianna (Lee County), completed in 1977, stopped the flooding but also prevented runoff, keeping the lake from replenishing itself. Droughts brought the lake to new lows, and canals dried up, diminishing access to the lake. A vote was taken in 2007, and the Horseshoe District was formed, taxing homeowners around the lake in order to fund the installation of ten pumps to maintain the water level. The drainage canal once built by Beck and Snowden was cleared of brush and widened, and a gate was installed across the bayou to keep the water level constant and prevent flooding. Only one grocery, Bonds Store, remains in the Horseshoe area, serving as a hub of local activity. Summer brings an influx of people from Memphis to the lake. The owners of the property surrounding the lake have sold many lots for summer and retirement homes, renovating or replacing the cabins and tenant houses that once stood there. Horseshoe Lake has an art gallery, Plantation Gallery, to showcase the works of artists throughout the Delta. Several celebrities were raised in the area, including actor Michael Beck, best known for his role in the 1979 film The Warriors; Memphis musician Lee Baker, guitarist for the bands Electric Blue Watermelon and Mudboy and the Neutrons; and Baker’s son, actor Robert Baker, who has appeared in numerous television shows. For additional information: Dye, David H., and Cheryl Anne Cox, eds. Towns and Temples along the Mississippi. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1990. Phillips, Phillip, James A. Ford, and James B. Griffin, eds. Archaeological Survey in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley, 1940–1947. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2003. Woolfolk, Margaret. A History of Crittenden County, Arkansas. Marion, AR: 1991. Nikki Walker Horseshoe Lake, Arkansas Last Updated: 12/19/2016

All the greatness of camping, with everything already set up and provided! Due to high demand for rooms during the world-famous King Biscuit Blues Festival(KBBF) we rent out our tent! Interact with us as much as you'd like. We also rent our upstairs apartment and guest room so you will meet our guests during the delicious breakfast.

**No cleaning fee, no extra weekend charge, huge home-cooked breakfast, indoor toilet and shower, and a cooler stocked with beer just for you!** Our backyard is completely fenced, shady, and private. Large tent with large queen size air mattress all set up and ready upon your arrival. All sheets and towels provided. Fire pit with weenie roasting skewers and a propane grill with burner eye ready for your use. • Outdoor electrical outlet & water hose • Cooler full of ice and beer! Because what is camping without beer... • 24 hour access to bathroom and shower (now this is glamping!) • Breakfast hot and ready for you each morning! Our home is on the National Register of Historic Places, surrounded by other historic homes, some remaining since before the Civil War. Expect to wake up to a yummy breakfast each day. Please let me know if you have any food allergies. We would love to have you stay with us and our dog, Clara, can not wait to meet you!

The Helena Museum, The Delta Cultural Center and Train Depot Museum, King Biscuit Time Radio Studio, Fort Curtis, Freedom Park, Court Square Park, Battery C and B, the Confederate Cemetery, and architectural interests-such as one of the few cathedrals built by Charles Eames are all within walking distance. There are gift shops and restaurants on Cherry Street, a short 4 blocks from our home. We are a short 40 minute drive to Clarksdale, Mississippi. Juke Joint Festival, Sunfower Fest and River Fest are all great!

I have two 600 sf studio apartments that I have opened to ABNB. They are new and have all amenities. We have security systems and cameras. Parking in front except for King Biscuit when Cherry St. is closed. There is a lot immediately behind my building with provided parking passes. Guest will appreciate the location. It is the center of everything and guest can listen to King Biscuit music from the balcony. Our goal is to give guests a world class travel experience in Helena.

The buildings were build in 1882 and are two of the oldest in Helena. Both buildings were completely rehabbed beginning in 2014 and we continue to make improvements. The original pressed metal façade is truly unique and one of the few remaining in Arkansas. Both buildings are on the National Registry of Historic Places. We provide glasses, coffee, coffee cups, coffer maker, pots, pans, plates, silverware. Water, beer, soda and wine (red and white) are stocked in your refrigerator. Complimentary chocolates.

We are located in the center of Cherry St within walking distance to many attractions. The balcony is the largest in the city and affords guests the best views in town.

Great little cabin at Horseshoe Lake, 30 minutes from MS River & downtown Memphis. You'll enjoy the covered patio surrounding the cabin and shaded by the towering pecan trees. If you have a boat, you may dock it at our boat slip in the canal at the private surf club, just 1/2 mile down the road from the cabin. Lots of folks have golf carts or ATVs that cruise the neighborhood to wave or stop and visit with each other. You're welcome to bring yours as well and will have parking available.

The open kitchen is fully equipped with everything needed for meal prep and cooking. have lots of games and toys. I'm sure you'll also find a puzzle to work on, while not enjoying the outdoors or exploring in Memphis, that's one of our favorite past times while we're at the lake. The washer and dryer are available for your use and come in handy after a day out on the water. You'll love our new gas grill, but we ask that you do provide propane for it. We have a small smoker available as well.

To be clear, the house does not sit on the lake, but down the road a half mile. Also, there is no beach or walk in access to the lake. There is a private fishing pier and boat slips at the surf club, as well as an ARGF public boat ramp on the other side of the lake. Horseshoe Lake (Crittenden County) Latitude and Longitude: 34º54’48″N 090º18’26″W Elevation: 203 feet Area: 0.136 square miles (2010 Census) Population: 292 (2010 Census) Incorporation Date: September 19, 1983 The town of Horseshoe Lake is located on the old Seyppel area in Crittenden County at the east end of the lake from which it takes its name. Horseshoe Lake is predominately a bedroom community, with the surrounding area consisting of farmland where cotton, feed corn, soybeans, and milo are grown. Some cattle are also raised on the high ground of the levee. The Great River Road encircles the lake. Several legendary blues musicians, including B. B. King, Howlin’ Wolf, and Hurbert Sumlin, once played in juke joints on the plantations. Pre-European Exploration The remnants of Native American civilizations surround Horseshoe Lake. The oldest recorded Indian mounds in the area are believed to be pre-Mississippian, as evidenced from artifacts found dating back to around AD 600. However, many mounds have been completely eroded over the years from farming operations, while others have been looted. Louisiana Purchase through the Gilded Age Mosquito-borne diseases and frequent flooding deterred early colonization of the area. Soon after the War of 1812, the land was surveyed and given to soldiers who fought in the war for payment for their services. Horseshoe Lake is visible as a large oxbow on the survey maps from this time. In 1825, Crittenden County was carved out of Phillips County, and four township divisions were created in the county. One of these was Lucas Township, which encompassed the Horseshoe Lake community. To make this rich bottomland more productive and to help prevent the encroachment of the Mississippi River at flood stage, the Swamp Land Act of 1850 gave patents to levee builder Isaac Burgett, who built a lavish home at what is present-day Seyppel. The Burgett house was said to have been used as a hospital for Union soldiers during the Civil War. The home remained standing until the 1930s. According to historian Margaret Woolfolk, it is believed that the Horseshoe Lake area was the site of a skirmish with Texas Rangers during the Civil War. Early Twentieth Century During the early twentieth century, hunters and lumbermen discovered the lake. It was dammed at Lost Lake Bayou, raising the water level by over six feet. This made it possible to float timber directly from the area to the Mississippi River, where a sawmill was built to process the lumber. Russell Gardner of St. Louis, Missouri—maker of the Banner Buggy and Gardner Automobile—purchased 1,200 acres along the river for his private hunting reserve, and it was named Bruin for the many bears in the area. Five Lakes Outing Club was established by Memphis, Tennessee, residents as a hunting club on the land in the middle of the horseshoe of the lake. They purchased land from Gardner and the Fritz family, among others, and established an immense hunting and fishing reserve for the club’s forty-five members; it is still in operation in the twenty-first century. The Horseshoe Recreation Club was established around the same time and is also still in existence. J. O. E. Beck purchased land on the western side of the lake, stretching to Hughes (St. Francis County). He cleared the land of trees and drained the swampland, putting in over 9,000 feet of drainage tiles some ten feet deep. Bob Snowden purchased 1,000 acres on the northwestern side of the lake and established a commissary known as Baugh Store, which had the first frozen food lockers in the area. Gus Zanone purchased land on the northeastern side of the lake on which to build cabins, and E. H. Clarke Sr. purchase farm land east of the lake. The depth of the lake has been the subject of numerous court cases. The first case was when Five Lakes Outing Club wanted to reclaim land that was flooded after the levee was completed in 1905, increasing the depth of that lake as much as seven feet. The club was allowed to pump water out of the lake and did this for a number of years until the pump broke. The last break in the levee that affected the area was in 1912 and occurred at what is now known as Blue Lake. The floods of 1927 and 1937 also inundated the lake area. Beck and Snowden dug a canal to drain the lake to prevent flooding after the Flood of 1937, but the draining of the lake was opposed, and the lake’s water level remained the same. World War II through the Faubus Era During World War II, the farms in the area were desperate for help, as many of the farmers and field hands were serving in the military. The government assisted by establishing a German prisoner-of-war camp about six miles from Horseshoe Lake, in an area now known as Anthonyville. Roads and bridges were soon built over the Mississippi River, and transportation to the lake moved on wheels instead of water. Many of the river landing post offices moved inland off the levee during this period, with the Seyppel post office being one of the last to close, in 1948. Jack Rich, a developer, created the Horseshoe Lake Estates subdivision in 1965 and sold more than 400 plots of land. All homeowners in the subdivision automatically became members of the Surf Club, which provided the area with water, a club house, a pier, a boat ramp, a canal, a common greenway on the south side of the canal, and a marina to dock boats. The Surf Club is still in existence in the twenty-first century. Modern Era Mechanized farming reduced the need for a large work force to maintain the farms. Tenant houses that once lined the farm roads were torn down, and the population of the area went into a steep decline. The present-day population largely consists of retirees, sportsmen, and a few remaining farmers. The nearest school to the area is in Hughes, about eight miles away. Residents of the Horseshoe Lake Estates subdivision voted to incorporate in 1983, thus creating the town of Horseshoe Lake. The town provided for a fire department, took over the city’s water supply, and installed a sewer treatment system. The W. G. Huxtable Pumping Plant near Marianna (Lee County), completed in 1977, stopped the flooding but also prevented runoff, keeping the lake from replenishing itself. Droughts brought the lake to new lows, and canals dried up, diminishing access to the lake. A vote was taken in 2007, and the Horseshoe District was formed, taxing homeowners around the lake in order to fund the installation of ten pumps to maintain the water level. The drainage canal once built by Beck and Snowden was cleared of brush and widened, and a gate was installed across the bayou to keep the water level constant and prevent flooding. Only one grocery, Bonds Store, remains in the Horseshoe area, serving as a hub of local activity. Summer brings an influx of people from Memphis to the lake. The owners of the property surrounding the lake have sold many lots for summer and retirement homes, renovating or replacing the cabins and tenant houses that once stood there. Horseshoe Lake has an art gallery, Plantation Gallery, to showcase the works of artists throughout the Delta. Several celebrities were raised in the area, including actor Michael Beck, best known for his role in the 1979 film The Warriors; Memphis musician Lee Baker, guitarist for the bands Electric Blue Watermelon and Mudboy and the Neutrons; and Baker’s son, actor Robert Baker, who has appeared in numerous television shows. For additional information: Dye, David H., and Cheryl Anne Cox, eds. Towns and Temples along the Mississippi. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1990. Phillips, Phillip, James A. Ford, and James B. Griffin, eds. Archaeological Survey in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley, 1940–1947. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2003. Woolfolk, Margaret. A History of Crittenden County, Arkansas. Marion, AR: 1991. Nikki Walker Horseshoe Lake, Arkansas Last Updated: 12/19/2016

The Songbird is centrally located in the downtown Beechwood Historic District of Helena, and reflects the character and charm that abounds throughout the sleepy Mississippi River town. The Songbird was named for its location nestled in the tree-tops with friendly birds, as well as the cultural significance that our region has contributed to American music.

Over-sized sunny apartment, 2 BR / 1 BA with fully equipped kitchen and spacious sun deck. Sleeps 6 comfortably Large bedroom w/ 2 queen beds + office + TV w/ Direct TV and Roku Large bedroom w/ king bed + sitting area + TV w/ Direct TV and Roku Fully furnished kitchen and dining area Full bathroom with tub shower Private roof deck w/seating Our home is on the National Register of Historic Places and was built in 1907. It is surrounded by other historic homes, some remaining since before the Civil War. Business Trips: Walking distance to KIPP Charter School, Federal Courthouse, and County Courthouse. Short 3 min drive to Helena Regional Hospital, EnviroTech, Central High School and other large businesses. Convenient for festivals! There are many festivals in Downtown Helena. King Biscuit Blues Festival, Gospel Fest, the Warfield Concert Series, and more. Our house is within walking distance to all. The Helena Museum, The Delta Cultural Center and Train Depot Museum, King Biscuit Time Radio Show, Fort Curtis, Freedom Park, Court Square Park, Battery C, the Confederate Cemetery, and architectural interests-such as one of the few cathedrals built by Charles Eames are all within walking distance. There are gift shops and restaurants on Cherry Street, a short 4 blocks from our home. We are a short 40 minutes drive to Clarksdale, Mississippi. Juke Joint Festival and Sunflower Festival are both great! **DURING THE KING BISCUIT BLUES FESTIVAL- Join us and other downstairs guests around the dining table, huge home-cooked breakfast, and a fridge stocked with beer just for you!**

We have, brick paved streets, old trees, historic homes and for those that understand the area in context to U.S. history we are bursting at the seams with cultural riches! The home is adjacent to the location of the Helena Courthouse which burned to the ground in 1830.

This home is the perfect place for a restful getaway with beautiful lake views and gorgeous sunsets! Our home is a 3 bedroom/2 bathroom house with a game room, mud room and sun room. Guests are welcome to bring their own boats and use the boat launch directly in front of our home.

This home is a quiet and cozy space to relax and unwind. Inside our home, we have cable TV and wifi along with a game room with a bar, pool table, darts and ping pong. There are miscellaneous books, movies and board games to enjoy as well! The kitchen is fully stocked with pots, pans, utensils and appliances as restaurants are approximately 20 minutes away. All linens and towels (including lake towels) are provided along with body wash, shampoo, conditioner, hairdryer, q-tips, cotton pads, and floss. There is a carport and private driveway at the back of the house which accommodates two vehicles. If you are bringing a vehicle and boat with a trailer, there is grassy space available directly in front of our home where you can park.

Horseshoe Lake, Arkansas is a small community mixed with vacation homes and locals who reside at the lake year round. This is a great area to get off the grid and enjoy Arkansas nature!

The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a full service private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host family reunions, corporate outings, weddings and individuals that want a getaway.

This is a single bedroom with 4 bunk beds and a TV with DirectTV. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, laundry and living room with fireplace. Will have access to The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge and the Game Room in the main lodge.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

Near Memphis, TN This guest house is an open space L shaped concept. It will sleep 3 on king or twin reconfigured bed/beds and a full futon sofa in the living room. There is a full kitchen with all new appliances.This house is very comfortable with wifi and cable TV. There is a fenced yard for kids and animals to play. There is a charcoal grill. This house is across the street from the lake with ample parking and easy access to the lake for fishing and watching sunsets.

This is the third floor of my beautiful new lakeside log home Hernando MS. It is 2 huge bedrooms, kitchenette w microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker, utensils. Has a large dining room and living room. It has a large full bathroom w/ glass shower & whirlpool bathtub.Private entrance and private balcony overlooking the 40 acre lake.We are located 10 minutes from the casinos, 20 minutes from Beale st. And Graceland in Memphis tn. The home is furnished with 1 king, 1 queen and futon.

Situated on a 40 acre lake. Plenty of good fishing. Lake privileges and use of 2 man boat. We are located 10 minutes from the casinos, 20 minutes from Beale st. And Graceland in Memphis tn.

This home has 3 B/R with QN beds, 2.5 B/R, comfortable mattresses to help you sleep, cable, internet, appliances, etc. Nice and quiet neighborhood, outdoor picnic table, two driveways in the yard. Come and enjoy the comfort and luxury of this home. Sitting room to just relax.

A comfortable and cozy home, quiet neighborhood, and you can relax and enjoy your vacation

Close to down town Helena, close to Isle of Capri Casino

This listing is for my beautiful new lakeside log home in Hernando MS. It has 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, laundry room, and a full size kitchen that is open to a large great room that is fully furnished. Private entrance to both floors and a wrap around balcony with sitting area and grill that overlooks the 40 acre lake. Lake privileges and use of 2 man boat are included. We are located 10 minutes from the casinos, 20 minutes from Beale street and Graceland, in Memphis Tn.

Enjoy the feeling of peace and tranquility in home that has many beautiful architectural features that celebrates the surrounding nature, while only minutes from city amenities.

An awesome place to stay in historic downtown Helena, Arkansas on the Mississippi River.

The Parkview is a 2nd-floor apartment directly across from Cherry Street Park in historic downtown Helena Arkansas. It has undergone a painstaking restoration and is now available for you to enjoy.

There are many historic sites within a few blocks of the Parkview. A great place to start your tour is the Delta Cultural Center at 141 Cherry Street (just 3 blocks south). You can also ask any of the friendly people you encounter downtown for their recommendations. We highly suggest walking or biking out to the river (about 2 miles round trip). Go north on Cherry Street two blocks, turn right just past the Courthouse, go up on the levee and head right on the paved road. This will wind you out to the river. At the end of the road, there is an elevated boardwalk through the trees that takes you right out to the bank of the river.

Burned out, haunted ruin 1 hour south of Memphis. Buy staying on this land you agree and understand the ruins are dangerous and if you choose to enter them you will be in grave danger both physical as well as mental and possibly even spiritual.

French-style home with a great view of the Lake from every window! Only (18) miles from Clarksdale, Mississippi and the famous Blues Crossroads and only (12) miles from historic Helena, Arkansas and the Mississippi River! This getaway is a great place to relax with a cocktail while watching the sunset in the afternoons AND to hear great Blues music at night in either Clarksdale or Helena! *Please inquire about driver availability for travel to and from venues*

The quiet and beauty of Moon Lake! French themed home located on the water. Screened Porch, fireplace, wet bar, large windows, and beautiful views of the lake from every room of the house!

Quiet, relaxing neighborhood located on Moon Lake! Most neighbors are seasonal and spend summers only on the lake. If you need a change from the peace and quiet, Clarksdale, Mississippi is 18 miles away and Helena, Arkansas is 12 miles away! Both towns have deep roots in the Blues. Clarksdale is home of the Crossroads, the Delta Blues Museum, and Morgan Freeman's Blues Club, Ground Zero.

The Bogardus Room in this southern-style mansion was built by one of the founding families of Memphis and was restored by their grand-daughter, Martha, your hostess. Rich with stories of days gone by, its bucolic setting preserves its old-world charm. Your private bedroom & bath have views of the lake and includes access to all of the main living and dining areas, and kitchen. The lake is suitable for swimming in the summer, fishing in Fall or Spring and bird-watching in the winter months.

This is a wonderful place to get away and relax, enjoying a true Southern-style experience. Whether you come during the summer for swimming and fun on the lake, or the off-season to enjoy the natural beauty of this special place, it is truly unique.

My place is close to MEMPHIS, HELENA ARKANSAS, THE BLUES MUSEUM IN CLARKSDALE, ISLE OF CAPRICE HOTEL AND CASINOS, TUNICA HOTEL AND CASINOS IN LULA.

This cabin is an original cabin that was a part of Horseshoe lake in the 50's and 60's.It has been completely renovated and is very comfortable and cozy. The cabin has a screened porch with a swing and 2 rocking chairs as well as a table and chairs for eating outside. You have views of the lake from the screened porch and you are just steps away from a private dock for boating, fishing and swimming. It is a great place for families. The wildlife is abundant and the sunsets are beautiful!

This cabin is an original cabin that was a part of Horseshoe lake in the 50's and 60's. It is a great place for families to enjoy boating, fishing and water activities. The wildlife is abundant and the sunsets are beautiful! It is a great place to relax and enjoy family and friends. 30 minutes from downtown Memphis, TN and 40 minutes from Graceland.

Horseshoe Lake is a safe area away from the hustle and bustle of the big city but still close enough to the city to experience the night life of Memphis and a short drive to a Casino in West Memphis, AR. Bring your boat and leave it tied to the dock while you enjoy the cabin and the surrounding area.

The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a full service private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host family reunions, corporate outings, weddings and individuals that want a getaway.

This is a single bedroom with 4 bunk beds and a TV with DirectTV. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, laundry and living room with fireplace. Will have access to The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge and the Game Room in the main lodge.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

Close to wal-mart, double quick, and most importantly my homes backs up to Crowleys Ridge and the St Francis National Forest

The Delta Lodge is a brand new 10 bedroom 2-story lodge and is the third building at Twin Oaks Lodge. It is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host travelers.

This listing is for the Dundee Room sleeping 4 people, 2 bunk beds. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, (2 more bathrooms are being finished), laundry and living room. There are no televisions in this lodge yet. Guests will have access to the Game Room in the main lodge.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

This room has a queen bed, with bathroom. There is also a balcony area off this room and there is a mini frig in the room. Our house is at the end of the road with plenty of quiet, safe privacy. Close to downtown historic Helena, hospital and college. We are about 35 mins from Clarksdale. This is our home, but guests have plenty of room to themselves. We moved to Helena recently and we Love it. We hope if you choose our place you enjoy your stay and enjoy the town as we do.

Guest bedroom is on the second floor of house. Twin beds and a playpen are also available for guests with children. These are in a third bedroom not advertised.

We are close to downtown, hospital and college.

The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes to Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a full service private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host family reunions, corporate outings, weddings and individuals that want a getaway.

There are 5 private bedrooms in The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge. The Black Duck Room is downstairs with easy access to the kitchen, living room with TV and fireplace, laundry and downstairs bathroom - all shared spaces. Guests will have access to the Game Room in Twin Oaks Main Lodge just across the courtyard.

It is in the middle of farmland in the Mississippi Delta.

The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a full service private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host family reunions, corporate outings, weddings and individuals that want a getaway.

This is a single bedroom with 2 single beds. No television in the room. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, laundry and living room with fireplace and TV. Will have access to The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge and the Game Room in the main lodge with TVs.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

This place is the perfect get-away. It's located on Moon Lake, MS, along the shoreline with a beautiful view of the lake! It is a 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, A frame lake house that is rustic themed with a ski lodge appearance! Built in 2016, it has all the modern conveniences that you will need. 1 large master bedroom downstairs with 2 bedrooms upstairs. The master bathroom has a walk in closet and a bath and a shower. Upstairs has a bath/shower with double vanities. 2,200 sq feet of pure comfort!

The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a full service private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host family reunions, corporate outings, weddings and individuals that want a getaway.

This is a single bedroom with 4 bunk beds and a TV with DirectTV. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, laundry and living room with fireplace. Will have access to The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge and the Game Room in the main lodge.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

This is a beautiful lakefront vacation home with a private dock for fishing and swimming. Enjoy the sounds and scenery of Arkansas nature. This beautiful house has all the amenities of home and has a private dock for fishing, swimming and relaxing.

The Delta Lodge is a brand new 10 bedroom 2-story lodge and is the third building at Twin Oaks Lodge. It is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host travelers.

This listing is for the entire 10 bedroom lodge that sleeps 39 people. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 4 full bathrooms, laundry and living room. There are no televisions in this lodge yet. Guests will have access to the Game Room in the main lodge with a pool table, bar and tvs. There is a courtyard with firepit, and 2 sets of corn hole. Charcoal grills are also available.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

Because of the high demand for rooms during the world-famous King Biscuit Blues Festival (KBBF) we rent our guest room out! Come and go as you'd like through your private door. Interact with us as much as you'd like. We have a dog named Clara that will lick you as you enter :) The atmosphere during KBBF is magical and we have great conversation over a very tasty breakfast. We also rent our upstairs apartment so you will meet our guests during breakfast.

Our guest room is a private room with queen size bed. Our home is on the National Register of Historic Places, surrounded by other historic homes, some remaining since before the Civil War. **DURING THE KING BUSCUIT BLUES FESTIVAL- huge home- cooked breakfast, and a fridge stocked with beer just for you!**

Historic downtown, brick streets, old trees

The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. 25 minutes to Clarksdale, MS and 20 minutes from Helena, AR, homes of the famous Blues festivals (The Juke Joint Festival, The King Biscuit Blues Festival). We are also 25 minutes to the casinos, and 15 minutes to Moon Lake. From Oct.8 thru Feb. 7th we are a full service private hunting lodge. From Feb. 8 to Oct 7th we host family reunions, corporate outings, weddings and individuals that want a getaway.

This listing is for the entire 5 bedroom lodge that sleeps 18 people. The main areas will be shared spaces including the kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, laundry and living room with fireplace. There are multiple televisions with Direct TV access. Will have access to The Barn at Twin Oaks Lodge and the Game Room in the main lodge.

This is hunting lodge in the middle of the Mississippi Delta.

Our vacation home is located on beautiful Moon Lake in Coahoma County, Mississippi and is only a 15 minute drive to Clarksdale, home of the Mississippi Delta Blues. We are only an hour south of Memphis and its famous Beale Street Blues district. A stay with us will put you right in the Heart of the Mississippi Delta with its history of blues music, agriculture, Muddy Walters, etc....

You will think you are in heaven. The quiet and peaceful lake gives you a beautiful view. The home is quaint and ideal for family or friends to gather. The upstairs private and spacious MASTER BEDROOM SUITE access is by the back staircase. Small sitting deck off master suite. Three more bedrooms are downstairs on the floor level. BEDROOM TWO has a full size bed and a private bathroom with a tub/shower combination. BEDROOM THREE has a full size bed and a bathroom with a shower. This bathroom is shared with the bunk bedroom. BEDROOM FOUR has two bunk beds each with a twin mattress. Bathroom is shared with Bedroom Three. Large back deck has sitting areas. Grill Seating available on pier. Inquire with owner if you desire to rent the pontoon boat for your stay.

Moon Lake is a quiet and peaceful place. In the summer there is activity on the lake. Many enjoy dropping anchor at the sandbar located in the middle of the lake where lake goers can stand in the water and visit.