Oak Springs Cabin

If you are looking for a quiet cozy place to stay we have just what you’re looking for! We are located only 2 miles south of Marysville. The cabin is nestled back amongst the beautiful trees and has a porch where you can relax with a cup of coffee and watch for our family of owls, deer, fox, turkeys, and much more. The space Our clean (I promise you it is one of; if not the cleanest place you will stay) cabin features one bedroom with a king bed. There is one shared bath. Our loft is accessed by a ladder, has a king mattress, but is better suited for the young ones as it is short. Our well stocked kitchen has everything you need for a meal. There is a Keurig as well as a coffee maker. There is a smart tv to watch in the common area which has a couch and a table with 4 chairs. The couch folds out into a bed. There is an extra foam mattress in the bedroom closet to add to the couch for better sleep. Relax on the porch and watch for our family of owls, deer, turkeys, fox, and much more wild life. If you enjoy the outdoors we offer 3 different hiking trails. Sunset Trail presents a short hike to a unique spot to enjoy our gorgeous Kansas sunsets. There is a bench on top of the hill for you to sit and enjoy the view. Dry Creek Trail takes you on a short hike through the trees. Cedar Trail offers you a short trek through the cedar trees. Guest access You will have access to the entire cabin. It is in a very quiet area and well secluded. The key will be left on the table for you with the door unlockerd when you are ready for check in. Other things to note Marysville offers the Blue River biking trail, a disc golf course, brand new tennis courts, a dog park, an aquatic center, parks, museums, historic landmarks, and so much more. Our famous black squirrels can take you on an adventure throughout the town to spy one of our 53 black squirrels on parade. Alcove Springs is just a short drive away and offers amazing hiking trails featuring historic stories of the Oregon Trail. The Hollenberg Pony Express Station is just 17 miles away. Here the Pony Express riders and hundreds of pioneers made a stop. Discover the stories of the Hollenbergs, pioneer life, and the Pony Express at this National Historic Landmark.