Redbud- Glamping @ The River Bluff Cabins

Glamping on the Illinois River near Tahlequah, OK! Glampsites include an 18 foot canvas bell tent on a concrete slab with a queen bed and bunkbed cot. Each site comes with a private full Bathroom in the bath house! Also included is an air conditioner, wood stove, mini fridge, fire pit, and patio table and chairs. The River Bluff Cabins is a beautiful, gated property with river views and river access. The property features two cabins that each sleep 8, 4 Glamping sites that sleep 4, and 6 RV site The space You'll receive a code for the gate with check in instructions before arrival. There are signs to show where to go when you arrive. Guest access Guests will have access to the entire property except for the area around shop. The view from the lookout point, a short walk from the glamping and rv sites, is breathtaking! It's about a half mile walk to the river access down a scenic hiking trail. Other things to note WHAT WE PROVIDE; 18-foot canvas bell tent, queen bed with pillows and bedding, cot bunk bed big enough for adults, minifridge, two chairs and small table inside, indoor wood stove, small fan, coffee percolator and cups and Folgers coffee, indoor and outdoor lighting, plug for phone charger, patio set w/ 4 chairs, fire pit that burns wood or charcoal brickettes. The bedding is good for temperatures above approximately 60 degrees. For colder weather, bring sleeping bags or extra blankets. We do not provide bedding for the cot bunkbed. The bathroom is in the bath house about 100 feet from the campsite. There is a key in the tent to unlock your personal bathroom. We provide toilet paper, 4 towels and wash clothes, two hand towels, and hand soap. DO NOT take towels out of the bathroom. There is a sink at the bath house for washing dishes. BRING EVERYTHING ELSE YOU MIGHT NEED FOR CAMPING! *The air conditioner is a small unit and works great at night. However, during the summer when daytime temperatures are high, it's best to open up all the windows and allow the breeze to come through. Do not plan to spend time in the a/c inside the tent during the heat of the day in the summer.