easy
Overnight stays to multi-day
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
Enjoy a private retreat at Cabin #9 in Meramec State Park, Missouri, perfect for up to six guests and their pets. Experience comfort and nature combined in this inviting outdoor escape.
Discover a peaceful getaway at Cabin #9 in Meramec State Park, located near Sullivan, Missouri. This charming private cabin comfortably accommodates up to six guests, making it ideal for families or small groups seeking an outdoor adventure with the comforts of home. Inside, you’ll find a full-size bed and futon, perfect for relaxing after a day exploring nearby trails and waterways. The cabin welcomes your furry friends, so no need to leave them behind for this trip. Enjoy a smoke-free, serene environment surrounded by natural beauty and quietude. Whether you want to unwind on the porch with a good book or explore the scenic forest and river activities just minutes away, Cabin #9 offers a versatile base for your Missouri outdoor escape. The cabin is purposefully designed to blend comfort with nature, providing the best of both worlds for those looking to recharge and connect with the outdoors in an accessible, welcoming setting.
Cabin #9 is popular during peak seasons, so booking in advance ensures availability.
Missouri summers can bring mosquitoes and ticks, especially around wooded areas.
Firewood is not provided; bring your own if you plan to enjoy a campfire at the cabin.
Weather in Sullivan can be unpredictable; dress in layers and be prepared for sudden changes.
Meramec State Park was established in the early 20th century to preserve natural land and provide recreation for the local community.
Efforts focus on protecting native species and maintaining clean waterways by limiting motorized vehicles and promoting Leave No Trace principles.
Helps protect against mosquitoes and ticks common in Missouri woods.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable with changing temperatures throughout your stay.
Necessary for navigating around the cabin and trails at night.
Bring your own firewood if you plan to have a campfire in the colder months.
fall specific