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Make Scranton your next getaway

Scranton offers a quiet Arkansas River Valley base near the coves and wooded shoreline of Lake Dardanelle. Build a low-key stay around boating or swimming at Shoal Bay, a visit to Subiaco Abbey, and separate day trips to Mount Magazine State Park or Lake Dardanelle State Park.

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Yes. 9 of our Scranton vacation rentals have internet access, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.

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Our standard check-in time is 4:00 p.m., and the check-out time is 10:00 a.m. Some exceptions apply—after you book, you’ll find the check-in and check-out details in the Vacasa guest app or your Trip Manager.

Absolutely. Our local Scranton team includes professional housekeepers who care for all our homes here. They’ll clean thoroughly and restock amenities, so everything is ready for your arrival—and all you have to do is settle in and relax.

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Plan your Scranton getaway

Scranton vacation rentals work well for travelers who want a small-town home base with outdoor outings in several directions. Choose a location based on whether your plans center on Lake Dardanelle, the Subiaco area, or longer mountain excursions, and allow extra time between stops.

Each home is unique, so review the listing for parking, pet policies, kitchen features, outdoor space, and other details that matter to your group.

Things to do in Scranton

The strongest nearby experiences pair time on Lake Dardanelle with a distinctive cultural stop in the neighboring community of Subiaco.

Shoal Bay

Near New Blaine, Shoal Bay occupies a shaded arm of Lake Dardanelle with boating, swimming, and wildlife viewing. It is a practical nearby choice for families and groups planning an easy day by the water.

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Subiaco Abbey

Subiaco Abbey is an active Benedictine monastery in nearby Subiaco with a long-standing religious and community presence. It offers a quieter cultural counterpoint to the area's lake-focused outings and may fit travelers interested in architecture, history, or contemplative places.

Where to eat in Scranton

Dining choices are spread across the surrounding River Valley rather than concentrated in Scranton. Plan meals alongside outings toward Clarksville, Subiaco, Ozark, or Russellville, and confirm current hours before making a special trip.

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Day trips from Scranton

Scranton can also serve as a starting point for fuller outdoor days elsewhere in the Arkansas River Valley. Keep these excursions separate from a relaxed in-town or lake day.

Mount Magazine State Park

Mount Magazine State Park is a longer regional outing centered on Arkansas's highest point, scenic overlooks, hiking trails, and outdoor recreation. Set aside a full day so the drive and time on the mountain do not feel rushed.

Lake Dardanelle State Park

Lake Dardanelle State Park has sites in Russellville and Dardanelle, with the main Russellville area offering a visitor center, fishing pier, boardwalk, trail, and swimming beach. Plan it as a half-day or full-day outing, depending on whether you add time in Russellville.

Mount Nebo State Park

Mount Nebo State Park combines Arkansas River Valley views with hiking and mountain biking trails on the mountain. This is best treated as a full-day trip, with current trail conditions checked before departure.