3-Bedroom Cabin (2 Queen Beds/1-Bunk Beds)

Echo Bluff State Park is the complete, quintessential Missouri Ozark destination. As your basecamp for Ozark Adventures, Echo Bluff State Park is the perfect combination of a remote location and connected accessibility to the best of the Ozarks. With the Current River a half-mile away, Echo Bluff State Park is set in a valley surrounded by towering bluffs, unsullied forest and cut by the Sinking Creek (the Current River’s second largest tributary). The space This cozy cabin duplex spans three floors and is split into two separate rental units. The first‑floor space offers plenty of room to unwind, featuring two bedrooms with queen beds, a third bedroom with bunk beds, and a comfy queen sofa sleeper for extra guests. It’s a great setup for families or groups looking for a comfortable mountain getaway. Guest access You’ll have access to both the 1st floor with a private entrance. During your stay You will not have cell service from the time you get on MO-19, therefore, your GPS will not work so you might want to download your map before leaving home. Other things to note Echo Bluff State Park itself is a stunning destination, offering hiking, floating, and breathtaking natural scenery. If you're looking to explore beyond the park, here are some must-see spots nearby: - Alley Spring is famous for its historic red mill and stunning turquoise waters, making it one of the most photographed spots in the Ozarks. This is a site to see, you will not regret it. - Rocky Falls Shut-Ins offer a picturesque cascading waterfall surrounded by rugged rock formations, perfect for a refreshing dip or scenic picnic. - Round Spring Cave – A hidden gem for cave enthusiasts, offering guided tours. - Devil's Well – A fascinating underground lake with a unique geological formation. - Carr's Canoe Rental – Perfect for a relaxing float down the river. - Peck Ranch Conservation Area is a beautiful and rugged wildlife haven in Missouri, covering 23,763 acres of forested hills and limestone glades. It’s best known for its wild elk population, which visitors can spot on a self-guided driving tour. The area also features white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and diverse bird species, making it a great destination for nature lovers. If you're planning a visit, the best time to see elk is right after sunrise or just before sunset. The roads can be rough, so a vehicle with good ground clearance is recommended.