Shopping List

Consumables/Owner Closet

1 package of 600 filters

Be sure to purchase the correct size filter for your coffee pot! Some coffee pots use basket filters and some use a #4.

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Package of 50

<p class="font_8">I prefer to buy CoffeeMate singles because they tend to be dairy free. As someone who is lactose intolterant, I always appreciate when the creamer provided for my coffee is lactose-free!</p>

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1 box of 200 count

<p class="font_8">You can never have too many trash bags. If you find them on sale or at a good price, stock up!</p>

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4 boxes of 40 count

You can never have too many trash bags. If you find them on sale or at a good price, stock up!

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10 7 oz. bottles

We buy the 7 oz. size and leave them under the sink, along with a clean sponge for our guests. The mini bottles last quite a while as most people do not hand wash their dishes.

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Be sure to buy the right size! Check your remote lock and security camera for battery size, as well!

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Check the type of lightbulbs you have around the cabin, and stock up. We keep a couple of lightbulbs for the bathroom and kitchen lights in our guest closet in case one goes out when the guest is there. This way we don't need to call the handyman to change it out.

Consumables/Owner Closet

I've debated about leaving this out for guests. Aluminum foil is expensive. We use it to line the tray in our grill. Right now we are keeping it in the owner's closet.

Living Room

Pool table, shuffle board table, video arcade

These are all nice add-on amenities for larger cabins. Keep in mind, guests will ruin the lining on your pool table, break your sticks, sprinkle the shuffleboard sand in your cabin, and generally do a lot of wear and tear on these items, ; so you will have upkeep costs associated with these!I don't have a link attached here because I suggest looking on FB marketplace for resales!

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Stock up on games for your guests to play. On bad-weather days, they'll appreciate them! Our favorites are Monopoly, CodeNames, Cards Against Humanity, Jenga and Apples to Apples

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Don't spend a lot of money on your sound bar, as it may tend to walk off, if you know what I mean.

Living Room

If you have a sofa bed, you'll want to leave the linens in a basket next to the sofa so that guest can make the bed with clean sheets

Living Room

If you don' t have a built in mudroom area, create one with a shoe bend and some hooks. Guests will have back packs, beach bags, hiking boots, sneakers, etc. Give them a neat place to keep them out of the way. Here's a picture of our front entry: https://photos.app.goo.gl/guk5fr4L3vuvokrRA

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Go to the Oklahoma Dept. of Tourism site and order magazines for the area. (link below) Also pick up brochures when your're in Broken Bow at the various localities. Have them in a basket in the living room for your guests to browse through! https://tinyurl.com/y4nh88ko

Bedrooms

1 per bed

How you decorate your beds is personal preference. Keep in mind though, you want to have bed coverings that can be washed in your washing machine, that will last and that are comfortable. Do not purchase an expensive comforter or duvet - they will get gross and will not last long. I like this brand of coverings because they are washable and durable. The solid colors make them neutral so you can decorate the bed with cute pillows to "fancy" it up.

Bedrooms

2 per bedroom

Be sure to have lots of blankets in the cabin. Have a few lightweight ones, as well as heavy ones for the beds in winter. I also have a basket of throw blankets near the back door to bring outside while at the firepit.</p> <p class="font_8">I think HomeGoods has the best blankets and the best prices! Amazon has some good ones too. Blankets go on major sale right around Thanksgiving, so you may want to wait to stock up!

Bedrooms

I usually fold one blanket and have it at the end of the bed. I keep our other blankets in a guest closet. If you don't have a place to store your extra blankets, get a nice sized Blanket Basket.

Bedrooms

4 per bed (2 to sleep on and 2 for the pillow shams)

There is nothing worse than sleeping on a cheapy pillow, in my opinion. Be sure to get a couple soft and a couple firm for each bed.

Bedrooms

2-3 per bed

I LOVE this brand of sheets. I ended up buying them for my own home. They are soft and keep me cool. I prefer WHITE sheets and towels because you can bleach them if they get stains (and they will!).

Bedrooms

2-3 per bed

I LOVE this brand of sheets. I ended up buying them for my own home. They are soft and keep me cool. I prefer WHITE sheets and towels because you can bleach them if they get stains (and they will!).

Bedrooms

2-3 per bed

I LOVE this brand of sheets. I ended up buying them for my own home. They are soft and keep me cool. I prefer WHITE sheets and towels because you can bleach them if they get stains (and they will!).

Bedrooms

2-3 per bed

I LOVE this brand of sheets. I ended up buying them for my own home. They are soft and keep me cool. I prefer WHITE sheets and towels because you can bleach them if they get stains (and they will!).

Bedrooms

1 per bed

Don't skip on the mattress protector! I like this brand because it zips around the whole mattress and also serves a a bed bug protector. I do also suggest reaching out to 4 Way Pest Control for preventative bed bug treatment.

Bedrooms

It's nice to have at least one of these in your cabin so everyone can check themselves before heading out!

Bedrooms

1 per bedroom

Many cabins choose to skip out on a dresser (guests tend to forget their things in them). If you don't have a dresser, be sure to at least have a luggage rack so the guests have somewhere to put their suitcase.

Bedrooms

1 per night stand/end table

Guests will appreciate you having an this power strip next to your beds (and in your living rooms so that they can charge their devices without having to unplug anything else.

Bedrooms

1 per night stand, 1 next to bathroom sinks, 1 next to each toiIet

Have a small trash can next to each side of the bed.

Bedrooms

If you have a closet for guests, provide them some hangers. You may even want to have a hanging sweater holder, since they're more likely to have folded clothing than hanging

Bedrooms

You can go simple or trendy with laundry baskets. Guests will really appreciate having these for longer stays!

Outside/Misc

I got a custom alumunimum sign 18 x 24", and then a 6 x 24" topper I got the colonial black post (very easy to install!) Check Rakuten for coupons! They have them often

Outside/Misc

I have custom-made wine glasses made for my guests, and I leave a note thanking them for staying in the cabin. The note reminds them to take the glasses. You can leave coozies, water bottles, S'mores kits, bags, whatever you choose. Guests love the extra touch. Here's a picture of my glasses: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9qe4pf9w2qJYcP6C8

Outside/Misc

Get an Internet lock for your front door! It will give you peace of mind to know you can lock and unlock your door from afar!We use the Smart Door lock in conjunction with an app called Remote Lock (see the Technology tab). It's integrated with OwnerRez so when someone books, it automatically assigns them a keycode and programs it in for you.)

Outside/Misc

For your owner's closets, you don't really need an expensive internet lock. This Kwikset power bolt is sufficient

Outside/Misc

If you want your cameras monitored, I suggest you reach out to Jason Ricketts. He will install his own cameras and monitor them for you for a nominal price. We use these Blink cameras and monitor ourselves.

Outside/Misc

You may want to install thermostats you can control from home. Guests are notorious for setting the air super low in the summer and cranking the heat in winter. This will allow you to control the temps when guests are not in the cabin, saving on your electric bill.

Outside/Misc

I personally prefer the Polywood-type chairs over the wood. I feel they hold up well and are more comfortable, but it really is a matter of personal preference

Outside/Misc

I never thought I'd get compliments on my guest book, but I do all the time! And, this one is so well priced and really beautiful! Here's a picture of my guest book: https://photos.app.goo.gl/iPbAXbfmYf2XrEQP7

Outside/Misc

Get a welcoming doormat for the front door. It's the FIRST impression on the guests! I really like the layered look that is in right now. Make sure to have doormats at every door. Guests come in and out all day and night and it really helps cut down on tracking in the dirt.

Outside/Misc

If your cabin caters to couples, you really only need a couple of outside games like maybe cornhole or horseshoes. Bigger cabins, consider even having kids playsets

Outside/Misc

You will be amazed how quickly your owner's closet fills up. Be sure to keep in organized so that you can do an inventory count on your visits. I suggest taping a supply list inside the closet. Also, tape pictures of your room set ups on the inside of the door so that you cleaners can easily check their work. If you're just building your cabin, ask your builder to make you at least TWO large owner's closets! You'll need them! Here are pictures of my owner closets: https://photos.app.goo.gl/XcKY9a1uwx9d3fnx7 https://photos.app.goo.gl/4RE9Nmf7FoVk5D8z6

Outside/Misc

I know we're in the woods, but sometimes guests might bring some nicer clothes to do family photos. It's just nice to have in the cabon

Outside/Misc

Keep one of these handy in the guest closet.

Outside/Misc

Guests will appreciate having this handy, as will you, if there are accidental spills.

Outside/Misc

Outside/Misc

Little plastic containers with lids

Buy a few of these to store the laundry and dishwasher pods for you guests in the laundry room and under the sink. I don't have these connected to a store page because you will need to go into the Dollar Store to pick up a couple.

Outside/Misc

We keep this in our owner's closet so that we can do quick fixes when visiting our cabin on quick trips.

Outside/Misc

These are so handy to have in your owner's closet. It works miracles getting out marks on your wall and counters.

Consumables/Owner Closet

Buy the Box of 120 pods if possible. You can get them at the warehouse stores.

I leave a few of these out in a little plastic cup

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Make sure you get safe for septic toilet paper!

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I like the price per item from this shop. They have some nice quality brand toiletries. I provide one set per bathroom of a shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion, and make-up wipes.

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If you have a soaker tub, this is a nice little touch. I love these bath bombs. They smell great and the price can't be beat!

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Kitchen

2-4 sets per max # guests

Kitchen

2-4 sets per max # of guests

Kitchen

2-4 sets per max # of guests

Kitchen

1 per max # of guests

Guests will bring drinks out to the fire pit. You do not want broken glass out there, so I recommend only buying shatterproof drink glasses for cocktails and beer

Kitchen

2 per max # of guests

Kitchen

1 set

I recommend getting non-stick pans and plastic spatulas. You will probably have to replace these every year or two.

Kitchen

1 set

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1

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1

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1 set

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1 set

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1

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1 set

Kitchen

1 3-pack (keep 1 in drawer and hide the others in owner's closet for replacement)

These come in handy to light the firepit, birthday candles, etc.

Kitchen

1 set

This kit literally has almost every utensil you will need. Things like this will disappear, so take inventory of what you have and check on your visits what needs to be replaced.

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I HIGHLY suggest you get this coffee machine! Guests are very particular about what type of coffee they like to make. Some prefer drip, others pod. They LOVE having the choice.

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1

Make sure you get a wide-slot toaster. Guests will make things like bagels and Texas toast.

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1

I listed a large crock pot here, but buy one according to your size cabin. The larger the number of guests you accomodate, the larger the crock pot you should get.

Kitchen

1 set

Keep these neutral in color. You'll want them to be able to be washed with your towels.

Kitchen

1

Kitchen

1

Decide whether you want a pull out under-counter trash bin, or one that sits out. I recommend getting one with a lid if you choose the latter.

Kitchen

1 set

These are nice for the guests to have to save leftovers. Expect that they will disappear!

Kitchen

2 (keep accessible but out of reach of children)

Be sure you have this listed in your house manual. Accidents happen and you want your guests to know where to find the supplies.

Kitchen

2 under kitchen sink, 1 upstairs

VERY important that you have some fire extinguishers around your cabin, especially under the sink!

Kitchen

keep in kitchen drawer

I recommend getting erasable pens or pencils for your cabin. The guests will appreciate finding these in the kitchen drawer when looking for something to write with.

Kitchen

1 set (keep 1 out, 3 in owners closet as needed for replacement)

Kitchen

1

Bathroom

1 set per max # of guests

I really love this brand. They hold up really well and they're nice and plush. I prefer white so that they can be bleached if they get stains. The price is great too!

Bathroom

2 per max # of guests

Be sure to have these out with your toiletries so that yoru women guests see them. It's so much better to have them use these to wash their make-up off their face rather than your white wash cloths!

Bathroom

2 per max # of guests

Keep these in a basket near your spa, or the door to the deck. Guests can use them for the hot tub or the lake. Here's a picture of how I have my hot tub towels: https://photos.app.goo.gl/TMWoaTTZYx9onNFF8

Bathroom

Bathroom

1 for each bathroom

You will want trays to display your guest toiletries. You can get a few inexpensive ones, or you may choose to find something kitcshy! It's a personal preference. Here's a picture of how I display the toiletries: https://photos.app.goo.gl/TMWoaTTZYx9onNFF8

Bathroom

Be sure to get washable bath mats! Bath mats can be a great way to add a pop of color or pattern to a bath room.

Bathroom

1 for each bathroom

I like these hand soap dispensers because you can add a cute label if you'd like, or just leave as is.

Bathroom

1 for each bathroom

This is just a "nice-to-have".

Bathroom

Be sure to have little bathroom trash cans near the sink and in the commodes.

Bathroom

1 for each bathroom

Bathroom

1 per toilet

Bathroom

Living Room

several

TJ Maxx and Home Goods have the best throws! Stock up on them! Guests love them to cozy up with in the evening and winters!

Living Room

Living Room

several sets

Make sure you get non-breakable coasters. Have them in your living and family rooms, as well as on your bedside tables.

Living Room

If you have a larger, family oriented cabin, you probably want to get a Nintendo or something for the kids. It is not really necessary in the Honeymoon cabins.