Sinking Creek Ranch

Sinking Creek Ranch: 277 Acres of Adventure, Serenity & Trail Access in the Missouri Ozarks

If your soul’s been craving stars instead of streetlights, silence instead of scrolls, and the thrill of the trail over traffic — welcome to Sinking Creek Ranch.

Spanning 277 acres of untouched Missouri wilderness, our ranch is a hidden retreat for travelers who want to truly get away. Whether you're pulling in with your RV or slipping off-grid into a cozy canvas tent, you'll find freedom, comfort, and connection here.

Located near Bunker, Missouri (63629) and surrounded by the Mark Twain National Forest, our land offers direct access to miles of forest trails — no hauling, no driving, just saddle up or start your engine right from camp. This is a horse- and ATV-friendly paradise where adventure begins the moment you unzip your tent or step out of your rig.

For the wild at heart, Sinking Creek Ranch is a place to ride your ATV, bring your horse, and explore trails that wind through ridges, woods, and streams. You can hike, birdwatch, or simply wander. All 277 acres of private land are yours to roam. Nearby, you’ll find Sinking Creek and the Current River for kayaking, swimming, or fishing just minutes away.

For those who crave stillness and comfort, stay in a luxury glamping tent tucked beneath the trees, with a soft bed, glowing string lights, and a private fire pit waiting for starlit nights. Or, park your rig at a spacious RV site with full hookups — including 30/50A power, water, and sewer — and enjoy the views, privacy, and silence you came for.

Our shared amenities include a clean bathhouse with hot showers, picnic areas, and open spaces for relaxing or gathering. Optional guided horseback rides are available by appointment. We are pet- and horse-friendly and welcome both solo travelers and families.

Whether you're here to ride, rest, reconnect, or roam, Sinking Creek Ranch invites you to experience true escape — with the comforts you need and the freedom you forgot you were missing. Come feel what 277 acres of peace, purpose, and possibility can do for your soul.