Best Cabin Camping near Strafford, MO

Cabins near Strafford, Missouri range from rustic to modern accommodations with varying amenities. B Berry Farms & Co. offers 16 cabin sites with electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings, while Springfield Route 66 KOA provides cabin rentals with outdoor amenities but limited indoor facilities. "We 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," noted one visitor about the KOA location. Bennett Spring State Park Campground and Hidden Valley Outfitters also maintain cabin options with access to showers, toilets, and drinking water.

Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. The Tall Pines Campground (formerly Wilderness at Silver Dollar City) features themed cabins with unique designs. According to one camper, "The cabins are a 5 the RV area is a 3. The treehouse cabins and regular cabins however are exceptional and well thought." Branson Treehouse Adventures offers specialty treehouses with features like fireplaces, decks, and kitchenettes. Most cabins require advance reservations, particularly during summer months. Pet policies vary by location, with many campgrounds including B Berry Farms, Springfield Route 66 KOA, and Hidden Valley Outfitters allowing pets at their cabin sites.

Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations - some offer only outdoor cooking areas with fire rings and grills, while others provide kitchenettes with basic appliances. On-site camp stores at locations like Hidden Valley Outfitters and Riverfront Campground stock essential supplies. A review mentioned that some cabins at Branson Treehouse Adventures include "a small fully stocked kitchenette." Visitors staying at cabins near Bennett Spring State Park benefit from the "huge park store" mentioned in reviews. For longer stays, Springfield and Lebanon offer full grocery shopping options within driving distance of most cabin locations.

Best Cabin Sites Near Strafford, Missouri (36)

    1. B Berry Farms & Co.

    22 Reviews
    Marshfield, MO
    14 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 933-2046

    $7 - $48 / night

    "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."

    2. Springfield - Route 66 KOA

    31 Reviews
    Brookline, MO
    16 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 818-3172

    "Because you’re going to see and hear a lot of them, as there is a train track very close to the site.

    This campground itself was nice. The staff was so extremely friendly."

    "Wifi test, 34 down, 25 up. Verizon spotty but ATT seemed good. Gravel site. Concrete pad with metal dinette. Firepit. Clean. Friendly staff. Premium sites had porch swings, grills and umbrellas"

    3. Bennett Spring State Park Campground

    40 Reviews
    Windyville, MO
    35 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 532-4338

    "Price is definitely reasonable and the bathroom at campground 5 is VERY nice, running water and hot showers."

    "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."

    4. Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch

    4 Reviews
    Mansfield, MO
    25 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 459-7376

    $15 - $135 / night

    "Brandon, the owners closes the park for the event but it’s still maxes the facilities capacity. The tent camping is questionable, but lots of great electric sites."

    "I made the 10 hour drive in my jeep to stay at SMORR and hit the trails. The campgrounds are nicely maintained, the bathrooms and showers were always clean."

    5. Laura Ingalls Wilder RV Park

    10 Reviews
    Mansfield, MO
    33 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 554-1302

    "Cheryl was fantastic, was fine with us checking in late and left us an extra hose and power cord in case ours did not reach."

    "Gave us advice about where to eat around town. The site was nice and shady. The bath house was excellent - very nice showers and bathrooms, very clean, very private. Such a family feel."

    6. Hidden Valley Outfitters

    10 Reviews
    Windyville, MO
    35 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 533-5628

    "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."

    7. Pittsburg Area Campground — Pomme de Terre State Park

    21 Reviews
    Pittsburg, MO
    43 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 852-4291

    "Two 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."

    "Pomme de Terre State Park is one State Park that is two completely separate campgrounds, split in half by Pomme de Terre lake."

    8. Riverfront Campground and Canoe

    10 Reviews
    Windyville, MO
    35 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 588-3386

    $250 / night

    "Nestled in the woods just beyond Bennett Springs State Park is just a slice of camping heaven!"

    "Taken our travel trailer (34 feet), water/electric hookup, sewer dump onsite.  Nice store, showers, and beautiful area along the river to relax, float, fish, etc. "

    9. America's Best Campground

    11 Reviews
    Branson, MO
    41 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 336-4399

    $59 - $64 / night

    "ABC is just on the edge of Branson, but still within a few minutes of the Strip and all the town's locations. "

    "When I visited the heat of summer had just kicked in and the pool was looking so inviting.  "

    10. Tall Pines Campground

    13 Reviews
    Branson, MO
    43 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 338-2445

    $24 - $215 / night

    "Something I did notice was they do have old rockers on the porches for that perfect night in the Ozarks all the while offering a modern grill on each cabin to make a stay here both iconic and convenient"

    "This was a surprisingly nice campground for being situated right in Branson, MO and operated by Silver Dollar City, whose primary business is the theme park."

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Cabin Reviews near Strafford, MO

268 Reviews of 36 Strafford Campgrounds


  • Pat F.
    Apr. 11, 2022

    Springfield - Route 66 KOA

    Nice little campground

    We 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

  • Crystal C.The Dyrt PRO User
    May. 31, 2020

    Branson KOA

    Highly appealing KOA

    This campground is one that is hands above the rest when it comes to upgrades and amenities. With that said it also is a bit higher in price point so when it comes to finding something in the area it is best to ask if you want or need the additional luxuries.

    Much like other KOA parks this one offers group activity spaces. A pool, playground, outdoor bbq area, group pavilions and an indoor gathering space are wonderful when available. However when we visited due to the slow roll out of openings due to the things going on in the world, these features were not available.

    So then it comes to looking at the more standard and basic services. There are campion options for all styles of camping including tent, RV and cabin campers. The RV areas are the majority of the space however ai was impressed by how many cabins and the size range of cabins they had on site.

    Tent camping is located toward the back of the property and was a bit lacking however the space provided was nice for spreading out and still having some covered areas for cooking and dining. There is a shared pavilion/kitchen shelter in this area which offers water and electricity. The tent pad areas are grassy and well maintained.

    All visitors have access to fire rings and picnic tables at their sites and trash pick up service is available daily.

    KOA offers those who can connect high speed WIFI and cable. As a tent camper the WiFi is great even though I can’t use the other. This helps me to find the best attractions in the area quickly and both upload or download content. The overall cell signal here wasn’t bad though so it just was an added boost bonus!!

    This campground has a small store area but is also located very close to the main areas of town for more complete shopping needs. They also have both a dump station and propane for those needing to fill or empty.

    I noticed that since they are close to the lake they had an option to rent a pontoon here as well, something I hadn’t seen at other parks in the area. This boat can be towed from the park to the lake and is equipped with a truck to pull it!!

    This campground has thought of pretty much everything!!!

  • Crystal C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 1, 2020

    Branson Treehouse Cabin & RV Park

    Come For The Cabins...

    So when I look at this stop, I would say this, the cabins are a 5 the RV area is a 3.    The reason for this is the the RVs feel a bit crammed into the space in most areas.    The treehouse cabins and regular cabins however are exceptional and well thought.

    As typically a tent camper there wasn't anything special about that area and it did seem like it was the lower end of the property.  For $26 a night I was underwhelmed by the smaller spaces with fire rings and picnic tables.    If I was to invest in a location for the same price points there are others which set themselves apart in spacing.

    But like I said the cabins and treehouses are an experience you will not find elsewhere in this area.    They are fun and functional.  They are family friendly and have a little bit of excitement for everyone.   Each of the cabins and treehouses are themed, something which is reflected not only in their names but also their decor.   With that said however the themes make them more appealing to book so people book well in advance on most of these.   I suggest if you are interested in staying booking well in advance of your trip or come during a less busy season to ensure your last minute bookings.

    Cabins typically sleep 6 and have fireplaces and decks with great views of the forest.  They each have kitchens which enable you prepare a meal for your family or for those who do not wish to do so there is still a dining are for bringing food back from an adventure into Branson.

    The Treehouses are my person favorite because it isn't every day you can sleep in an African Safari treehouse or retreat to a couple's cabin in the treetops.    The themes with these are so specific and so unique and with each theme you find different styles of amenities within each.   For example the couples treehouse has a jetted tub for those special occasions and despite being for couples it sleeps 4 so you can still share this with another couple or bring the kids and maybe get away to a private space.    The Grist Mill has a jacuzzi on the porch with a view, which is amazing!!!  

    I basically fell in love with the cabins and treehouses if you cannot tell.   This place is worth investing in the higher priced accommodations to take advantage of their uniqueness.   Unlike many cabins which are nice places to stay just to go somewhere else these could easily be the destination all themselves.

  • Napunani
    Dec. 1, 2023

    Bennett Spring State Park Campground

    Fishing Paradise

    PROS 

    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

  • C
    May. 13, 2018

    Pittsburg Area Campground — Pomme de Terre State Park

    Nice secluded spots

    Two 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.

  • Crystal C.The Dyrt PRO User
    May. 31, 2020

    Tall Pines Campground

    Camping In The Wilderness Never Felt So GOOD!!

    As a person who has been to Silver Dollar City more times than a I can count, I never realized that the theme of the park was echoed in yet another location of Branson.   It wasn't until I visited the Wilderness at Silver Dollar City, a unique campground located just beyond the property lines of the park itself, that I was able to see just how fun it would be to stay basically in the park but also in the wilderness.

    Let me explain, you are not in the park itself, rather on the border in a nice shaded and wooded area with some massive improvements for comfort.    There is a pool for those hot summer days, very nice bath houses and loops for both RVs and tent campers.   But the theme of Silver Dollar City is most prevalently able to be seen in the vintage style cabins they have on the cabin loop.   It is here that you feel like you are truly a part of the park still as the structures closely resemble those within the many streets of the park.   You almost expect to see some of the characters roaming around doing their daily tasks such as cutting wood or creating amazing crafts.   

    The cabin area is hands above the rest, the best thing you will find for vintage country style vibes in this area!!  They come in many styles and sizes to accommodate any family, and they offer a variety of unique features depending on the selection.    Something I did notice was they do have old rockers on the porches for that perfect night in the Ozarks all the while offering a modern grill on each cabin to make a stay here both iconic and convenient.   

    On the main camping loops you find many sizes and styles of camping sites.    Larger RVs have elongated pull ins for their rigs with large side yard style spaces while smaller rigs have just enough room to pull in and detach so they can go explore.    Pricing reflects the size of the spaces themselves as it does with the style of connections or lack there of.

    As a tent camper I noticed the camping loop for tents specifically was very quiet and located slightly away from the RV campers.   A large field separated the two and it made all the difference in way of road traffic and also camping congestion.   Not as many campers come here to stay primitive in the tent only area and it cut down on a lot of the traffic near restrooms as well.

    Tent camping loop is basic with fire rings and picnic tables.   There are common water spigots placed for usage but otherwise it is no frills.    Camping here you can walk throughout camp but it is the furthest distance from the main areas for recreation.

    Something else nice about this campground  is the access you have to the park itself.  A dedicated shuttle runs to the campground from the park to pick up anyone who is wanting to visit so you do not have to worry about finding parking or driving at all once you arrive.    You can navigate directly to the ticket counter from the campground without lengthy lines waiting for trollies or having to walk further.   Additionally staying here you have additional discounts in the park itself, so keep that in mind if you are planning a trip!!!

  • L
    Feb. 9, 2020

    Bennett Spring State Park Campground

    Fishing

    A 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.

  • Kyle H.
    Jul. 4, 2018

    Pittsburg Area Campground — Pomme de Terre State Park

    Our First Popup Adventure

    Our 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.

  • Cathy S.
    May. 26, 2020

    Riverfront Campground and Canoe

    Camping,Kayaking,fishing 13 Riverfront De, Lebanon Mo

    Nestled 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


Guide to Strafford

Cabins near Strafford, Missouri provide access to the distinctive terrain of the Ozark Highlands, with its karst topography and elevations ranging between 1,100 and 1,400 feet. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F with high humidity, making water-accessible accommodations particularly valuable. Winter cabin rentals typically see lows in the 20-30°F range, with occasional snow and ice events affecting road conditions to remote sites.

What to do

Fishing access: Several cabin properties near Bennett Spring State Park Campground offer direct trout fishing access without having to travel far from your accommodation. "This is one of Missouri's 'trout parks' with a hatchery and release sites so fishing (which actually becomes catching) is a big draw. Bennett Spring is so serious about their fishing they even have a trout cam so you can watch other anglers testing their skills," notes a visitor.

Off-road adventures: Cabin guests at Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch can combine rustic accommodations with trail exploration. "Went here for a Jeep Jamboree and had a great time. There are several areas to tent camp and have great amenities as well. Toilets, showers, food, etc. The hosts are very hospitable and treat you great!" shared a reviewer.

Water recreation: Cabins at Hidden Valley Outfitters offer direct river access for those wanting water-based activities. According to one visitor, "We spent our first weekend at HVO. We stayed in the danceyard camp site with 30 amp electric only and plenty of trees... The camp store is amazing. They have a full menu including pizza for those days that you're too tired to cook. The gravel bar was nice and close to our site."

What campers like

Seasonal events: Cabin guests at Tall Pines Campground (formerly Wilderness at Silver Dollar City) appreciate the themed seasonal celebrations. "Stayed here as our last stop of the season to go see the Christmas lights at SDC. Have small kids so drove to SDC even tho they had shuttle because we didn't want to have to wait if we were ready to leave as it only runs every several hours," mentions a camper.

Historic connections: Log cabin rentals at Laura Ingalls Wilder RV Park provide a thematic extension to the museum experience. "Super friendly people, very accommodating. They offered to help us hookup when we arrived, so sweet, and specially since we are new to this. Gave us advice about where to eat around town. The site was nice and shady," notes a reviewer.

Privacy levels: Cabins at B Berry Farms & Co. offer varying degrees of seclusion for those wanting more private accommodations. One camper noted, "This place was awesome. The camp sites are spread out so there's plenty of room. We stayed in the quaint little bunkhouse with an air conditioner and all the amenities that we needed - a little frig, toaster oven, microwave, sink, coffee maker with pods, storage the we could use for our things."

What you should know

Accessibility variations: Cabin access varies significantly across properties, with some requiring challenging navigation. According to one visitor to Pittsburg Area Campground, "This was our first tent camping trip in Missouri State Parks. Visiting in March meant there weren't many things to do. This parks main focus is Lake Pomme de Terra, so if you're not into being on the water - this campground may not be for you."

Seasonal operation: Many cabin rentals close or operate with limited services during winter months. As one camper noted, "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."

Booking requirements: Holiday periods require advance reservations for cabin rentals, often 6-8 months ahead. "We camp here several times a year. Beautiful park. Decent amenities, nice staff. Park has a pool open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Several different campgrounds offer a variety. Primarily a trout fisherman's paradise the park offers plenty for the family."

Tips for camping with families

Playground access: Select cabin sites at Riverfront Campground positioned near playground facilities. A visitor mentioned, "We have camped here several times and always love it. 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."

Swimming options: Book cabins with pool access for hot summer days when kids need cooling options. "The kids enjoyed the small pool and hot tub too. They have room for big rigs, cabins, and offer a military discount!" shared a family that visited America's Best Campground.

Biking-friendly terrain: Family cabins at Bennett Spring State Park offer paved pathways for young riders. "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."

Tips from RVers

Site selection: When booking cabin alternatives, RVers recommend researching specific site locations carefully. "We originally reviewed this park as having terrible restrooms. However we pulled in this weekend to find out they are being completely restored," noted a camper about recent improvements at Bennett Spring.

Utility considerations: Full-hookup cabins near Strafford offer better winter options than primitive alternatives. "Clean and well-maintained campground off the Niangua River. Showerhouse is ok - not air conditioned but relatively clean. Sites are nice with a parking pad, picnic table, campfire ring with grill, and lantern post."

Weather preparedness: Cabin accommodations provide better protection from severe weather than canvas options. "We were able to get a spot the same day as our request. RV spots are able to accommodate a 44 foot coach. Gravel parking and level. Good Full hookups. Sprint has strong signal. Also has a RV wash area."

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