About Hopkinswoode
A
bed and breakfast in the heart of the Ozarks
"There is no more beautiful or serene place on earth than Hopkinswoode." Grandfather Hopkins sat on the porch and looked down the valley at the White River and said, "If I were an artist I would paint this scene and name it Peace."
I have a sense of complete peace at Hopkinswoode, my childhood home, and it brings me great pleasure to invite you to experience this serenity for yourself. My grandparents, Clarence and Laura Hopkins, built this house in 1914 after the Missouri Pacific Railroad came to Cotter, Arkansas.
It was a prosperous time. The Hopkinses owned myriad businesses in town, including the lumber company, movie theatre, bank, and insurance and real estate companies. On twenty-seven acres of mountainside overlooking the White River, they created a grand estate, featuring a croquet lawn, tennis court, cold frames for the ample vegetable and flower gardens, a spring water system, and chicken brooding houses.
Come and see our progress as we restore the grandeur of this peaceful place in the heart of the Ozark Mountains.
- Marilyn Pitman Morris, granddaughter and owner
Experience the peace at Hopkinswoode:
Enjoy coffee or tea on the veranda as the fog lifts off the White River.
Explore our sixty-one acres of surrounding pasture and wooded mountain side.
Relax on the hand-crafted bench in Katharine's Garden.
Gaze over the river and watch for the resident road runners.
Nap on the veranda in the gently swaying daybed.
Marvel at the sound of thunder as it rolls through the valley during a storm.
There
is no more beautiful or serene place on earth.
Come
to Hopkinswoode.
Hopkinswoode
Bed and Breakfast
914 Combs Avenue, Cotter, AR 72626
870-435-6249
Jerry and Marilyn
Morris, Owners / Innkeepers