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Several cabin camping options near Long Lane, Missouri offer amenities ranging from rustic to modern, with cabin campgrounds suited to solo travelers and groups alike. Bennett Spring State Park Campground provides cabins with full kitchens and baths that comfortably accommodate multiple guests. Hidden Valley Outfitters and Riverfront Campground and Canoe also feature cabin rentals with electrical hookups and indoor plumbing. Most cabins include picnic tables and fire rings for outdoor cooking and relaxation. Water hookups and shower facilities are standard at most locations, while some properties offer additional amenities like WiFi. "We stayed in a spacious cabin with full kitchen and bath. Comfortably held 5 of us in one cabin. Niangua River was gorgeous and so fun to swim in."
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Bennett Spring Campground & Float Trips maintains 110 sites including cabin accommodations with full amenities. Lebanon - Bennett Spring KOA offers classic KOA-style cabins with reliable service and standardized amenities. Most cabins require reservations, particularly during trout fishing season when Bennett Spring State Park becomes especially popular. While some properties like Mountain Creek Campground welcome pets in their cabins, policies vary by location. A recent review noted, "Wonderful modernized cabins, friendliest staff around. An absolute must on your trip if you're in the area."
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary widely between properties - some offer full kitchens with refrigerators and stoves while others provide only basic amenities. On-site camp stores at Bennett Spring State Park and B Berry Farms & Co. stock essential items and firewood. Visitors staying at Coastal Country Resorts LLC (formerly Fort Niangua River Resort) should note the market availability for supplies. Nearby Lebanon offers more comprehensive shopping options for extended stays. Guests should confirm specific amenities when booking a cabin campsite near Long Lane to ensure their stay matches expectations.
"Rental cabins and a full restaurant and store on site. Fishing hatchery to look at and lots of hiking."
"Price is definitely reasonable and the bathroom at campground 5 is VERY nice, running water and hot showers."
from $15 - $48 / night
Check Availability"The camp site had everything we needed including a fire pit, grill, picnic table, water spout and bath room nearby."
"Driving through Missouri needed a quiet place to stay. We stayed at Honey Berry Hideout, it has metal fire ring and grill."
from $7 - $48 / night
Check Availability"Nestled in the woods just beyond Bennett Springs State Park is just a slice of camping heaven!"
"the store is nice to get a coffee or a smoothie. atv rentals make getting around a breeze. canoe raft and kayak rentals."
from $250 / night
Check Availability"Sites are nice with a parking pad, picnic table, campfire ring with grill, and lantern post. Great general store on property! Can’t wait to come back again. They’re supposed to be adding more soon."
"We stayed in the danceyard camp site with 30 amp electric only and plenty of trees. The newer RV sites have full hookups but no shade. Quiet hours run 10pm-7am which was nice for my young daughters."
"Little highway noise but ac drowned that out mostly. Very well maintained and awesome bbq and brewery next door."
"Right off the highway so yo do have some noise. Friendly staff who will shuttle you to the local craft brewery up the road. We walked to the brewery and stayed here again on our return route."
from $40 - $48 / night
Check Availability"Spacious sites, nice campground store, trout fishing, beautiful area for hiking, river floating options in the area. Sure are always clean and you're sure to see a few deer!"
from $25 - $48 / night
Check Availability"Felt like we were sharing our campfire with the neighbors. Close to Bennett Springs!"
"Great campground, very clean bathrooms, nice pool and playground. The hosts were extremely friendly and accommodating."
"The cabins don’t look like much from the outside, but inside they are wonderful. Showers were hot and the campground is clean and quiet. Perfect for families."
"I camped here a year ago and since then they’ve added at least one cabin. It’s still very family friendly and even during the COVID outbreak, they remained positive and helpful."
"Didn't have any problems with the people around us but we were in the family area. Now camping is free if you float with them and it does get crowded on the weekends."
"Absolutely gorgeous place, Wonderful mordernized cabins, friendliest staff around. An absolute must on your trip if your in the area. If you time it right you might spot a sasquatch"
from $45 - $350 / night
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RangerWe rented a cabin and it was very nice and rustic feeling although I feel the amenities in the cabin could have been way better for example there was no mini fridge no kitchen or sink that was all outside in another area no couch no TV there was free Wi-Fi
LegendPROS
Senior discount
Check-in via text was easy and fast
Beautifully maintained state park
Quiet during week
Pull-thru Site 102 level, concrete pad surrounded by grass
Site sufficient length for trailer and tow vehicle
Metal frame plastic plank picnic table metal fire ring with cooking grate
Dark sky friendly except for campsites 101-106
Trash dumpsters throughout campground 1
Firewood for sale $5 at entrance gate house
Huge park store!
CONS.
1 toilet and 1 shower for 48 campsites in Campground 1. Both door locks did not work. There were lines for the one toilet most of the time!!!
$6.50 Reservation Fee
Site 102 had a wonderful view of the entrance gatehouse that had blaring lights all night, the one lane dump station and a dumpster
Campground 101-106 sites slammed together; our campfire ring was 15 feet from neighbors sewer outlet
Site 102 campfire ring was 2 feet from site unmovable picnic table
No privacy from any other sites
No security overnight gate closures
Would not recommend Park restaurant
TravelerTwo parks in one. The Hermitage and The Pittsburgh. We chose the 400 loop of Pittsburgh for its secluded spots. Spaces are not stacked on top of each other. You’re in the woods so take bug spray. Level paved lots to choose from. Fire rings and covered picnic tables. Lots of shade.
RangerA hatchery on site, trout fishing daily limit 4. Nice stop over on a road trip, honored Access pass for discount, level site, showers, easy drive from a nearby town. Site was level, table fire pit, grill, lantern hook, access to dumpster n n water, on site dump station. There is a pool in lower part of campground as well as restraunt, store, did not use these facilities.
GuideOur first camping adventure in the popup took us to Pomme de Terre State Park on Father’s Day of 2017. Pomme de Terre State Park is one State Park that is two completely separate campgrounds, split in half by Pomme de Terre lake. When booking pay attention to whether you are on the Hermitage side or the Pittsburgh side. Each campground has it’s own camp store, swim beach, boat launch, and sanitary disposal station.
We have camped three separate times at Pomme de Terre with all three campsites being in the 400 loop on the Pittsburgh side. This loop has been chosen due to its proximity to the bathrooms and the playground, these are key when having a 4-year-old. This loop is located in the woods with nice spacing between sites. Each site comes with a fire ring and covered picnic table. I will warn you that some of the sites on the left when you first pull into the loop are on an incline, so bring plenty of leveling pads with you if you have a trailer. If you are wanting to be close to the water this loop is not the one you will want to reserve. I would look more in the 300 loop, though those sites are gravel in case that is an issue for you, or look at the Hermitage side. The bathroom and shower house located at the entrance to loop 400 are some of the nicest that we have experience while staying in a state park. They are clean and well maintained. Located throughout the loops are vault toilets if you choose a site farther away from the main bathroom.
We enjoy the campground and marina on the Pittsburgh side. The marina is stocked with some camp essentials as well as a café for a quick bite. They also have boats, canoes, kayaks, and paddle boards for rent, for a list a prices here is the Marina’s website www.mofunparks.com. This is one of our son’s favorite stops on the trip, they have a nice selection of ice cream. The size of the marina is not large, and if it is busy the inside can be very cramped. We do prefer the swim beach on the Hermitage side it is located along a peninsula with ample room on busy days, as opposed to the Pittsburgh swim beach that is located in a cove without as much space.
When traveling between the two state parks you will travel through Hermitage, Missouri. They have a Dollar General, gas station, and some restaurants. I cannot speak for the restaurants, but we have used the Dollar General for supplies that did not make the trip. Located at the junction of Hwy 64 and Hwy 64B, just outside of the Pittsburgh side of the park, you will find an old building directly across from White’s Marine Center that is selling camp wood. The person that sells the wood will be out there sometimes, but if they are not, there is drop box mounted to one of the poles to leave money in. I was able to purchase a wheelbarrow load for $8.00, which is a much better deal than the small bundle they sell in the park for $5.00.
Pomme de Terre State Park has become a family favorite campground. We will be making a voyage here every year to continue exploring.
RangerNestled in the woods just beyond Bennett Springs State Park is just a slice of camping heaven! Lower campground area is just a picture perfect as the campground winds along a section of the Niangua River. Campground supports any type of camping. Upper level has new full service sites. Great Owners run the well stocked store and see to your needs. Camping cabins for rent. Great shower house. Loved this place we will be back soon. Definitely a 12 out of 10!
RANGER REVIEW: I had the opportunity to review the GCI Slim Fold Cook Station. Wow what a great addition! Totally loved it. Spacious room on top. Found it to be pretty stable. Sever hooks for hanging items for quick access. Made from sturdy material. Set up and take down super easy. We used iron grill with it and found it to be a match. Also used as a buffet for feeding larger number. Very versatile . Definite 10
TravelerWhether you want a nice secluded site, a yurt or one right on the water-Pittsburgh has them all. Great modern bath houses as well as a marina with a small diner. Boat rentals, kayak rentals and a fully stocked croppie bed for kids. Lots of fun for the family.
TravelerClean and well-maintained campground off the Niangua River. Showerhouse is ok- not air conditoned but relatively clean. Sites are nice with a parking pad, picnic table, campfire ring with grill, and lantern post. Great general store on property! Can’t wait to come back again. They’re supposed to be adding more soon.
Visited labor day weekend 2018
ScoutMy girlfriend and I stayed here during our road-trip through MO. The owners Brandon and Theresa were very accommodating and made sure we had everything we needed. They gave us a tour of the farm when we arrived and let us pick out which camp site we wanted. The camp site had everything we needed including a fire pit, grill, picnic table, water spout and bath room nearby. We enjoyed picking black berries right next to our campsite to have with breakfast in the morning. I highly recommend staying here with your family or significant other!
Cabins near Long Lane, Missouri offer year-round accommodations with varying amenities across campgrounds. The area sits in the heart of the Ozarks with elevations ranging from 1,000 to 1,400 feet above sea level. Winter cabin rental temperatures typically range from 20°F to 45°F while summer temperatures can reach 85-95°F with moderate humidity levels.
Trout fishing access points: Bennett Spring State Park Campground provides direct access to premier trout fishing areas with stocked rainbow and brown trout. "After one visit, this became one of my favorite state parks. This is one of Missouri's 'trout parks' with a hatchery and release sites so fishing (which actually becomes catching) is a big draw," reports Nancy W.
Hiking trail options: Four main trails ranging from 0.5 to 7.5 miles wind through the forests surrounding cabins. Bennett Spring State Park Campground features "over twenty miles of hiking trails meandering through its 3,216 acres. Trails range from a leisurely walk along the stream to that of rigorous mountain trails that reward hikers with great picturesque views of the Ozark Mountains."
Winter cabin activities: Several cabin rentals remain open during cooler months for off-season stays. "This is the third time staying here. This time wife and I took our small camper just to get away for the weekend. We stayed in campground one because it is the only one open during the off season," notes Nathan P.
Spacious sites with concrete pads: Multiple cabin locations feature level concrete parking areas. "Level concrete pads on most sites. The sites are fairly large so you're not on top of your neighbor. It has a playground and a large area in the middle of the loop for playing," according to Ken K. at Riverfront Campground and Canoe.
Direct river access: Many cabin options provide immediate Niangua River access for swimming and water activities. "The river has a couple nice gravel bars for swimming," Ken K. adds about Riverfront Campground.
Farm-based cabin experience: Some properties offer unique agricultural settings. "This place is wonderful and the owners truly care and do a great job! The farm is beautiful and trails are a wonderful walk through some beautiful nature," explains James G. about his stay at B Berry Farms & Co..
Seasonal cabin availability: Off-season cabin rentals have limited options with fewer amenities. "We stayed in campground one because it is the only one open during the off season... One negative is we only found one toilet for the entire campground. It wasn't a problem at this time because there was hardly anybody there," states Nathan P.
Cabin rental size limitations: Different properties accommodate varying group sizes. "The camp site had everything we needed including a fire pit, grill, picnic table, water spout and bath room nearby. We enjoyed picking black berries right next to our campsite to have with breakfast in the morning," according to Nick S.
Wi-Fi access varies significantly: Some cabin locations offer unexpected connectivity. "We were surprised when we found that there was Wi-Fi available for free at the campground," mentions Nathan P. about winter camping at Hidden Valley Outfitters.
Kid-friendly cabin options: Multiple locations provide family-oriented amenities. "Great place to take the family. The roads are all paved so it made biking for our kids easy and enjoyable. The campsite was spacious and shaded. The kids loved playing in the creek and hiking the trails," shares Amanda R.
Cabin proximity to swimming areas: Families should check proximity to water access points. "The swim area is a canoe drop in for other companies. Luckily the water was up higher so we were able to use a shallow area... We had little kids so it didn't work out as well," warns Michelle T. about Coastal Country Resorts LLC.
Family recreation facilities: Some cabin rentals include additional recreational amenities. "This place is great for a family camping trip. Lots of activities. You can rent tubes, canoes, or rafts, and float down the river. You can float as long as 10 miles, or as few as 4 (maybe even less). There is a water slide that's so fun," explains Dasha D. about Mountain Creek Campground.
Off-season cabin access: Winter access to some cabins requires advanced planning. "You can make reservations online before going to ensure you have the spot you want. Campground one is in a flat spot down by the water and it is actually rather open and built for large rigs to fit in," explains Nathan P.
Large rig cabin parking limitations: Not all cabin sites accommodate larger vehicles. "The one site suitable for large RVs is not very level. We have a 40' Renegade Verona and it took 6 tries to find a place near the hookups where our auto-level would find a good position," notes Angela M.
Hookup configurations vary widely: Multiple cabin options provide varied utility setups. "Clean and well-maintained campground off the Niangua River. Sites are nice with a parking pad, picnic table, campfire ring with grill, and lantern post," reports Angela L. about Hidden Valley Outfitters.
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