Tiny on the Little Piney – Riverfront Escape: 2-bedroom cabin with AC

Escape to a secluded and cozy 200 sq.ft. tiny house perched on the banks of the Little Piney.

This thoughtfully designed space sleeps up to 6, featuring a queen bed in the loft, bunk beds, and a pull-out couch. Enjoy the river from the large deck, or stroll down to your own private white sand beach or gravel bar, perfect for relaxing or fishing in the crystal-clear, spring-fed waters.

Enjoy all the comforts of home, while being fully immersed in the sights and sounds of the Ozarks.

If you need more space, a 50 amp RV hookup and camping hammocks are available to rent.

As you pull off the highway you will have to unlock a combination pad lock to open the gate to access the property.

The structure is within a flood plain, so you have to climb a flight of stairs to reach the large deck and enter the tiny house.

Once inside, a galley kitchen divides the living area from the bathroom and bunk beds. To access the queen bed in the loft, you have to pull down a “ship ladder”. The loft has room to sit up in bed for an average height person.

Other things to note
Please Note: Our tiny house is a simple, cozy cabin located on a peaceful river in rural Missouri. It’s a comfortable getaway with a clean and welcoming atmosphere—but it’s not the Ritz-Carlton. While we do our best to maintain a tidy, relaxing space, a touch of rustic charm comes with the setting. If you’re looking for a quiet, down-to-earth retreat close to nature, you’ll feel right at home here.

The property is in a flood plain. Although extremely rare, if a major flood which could put you or your vehicle in danger during your stay, the booking may be canceled with little notice. Further, if a major flood causes damage or obstructs access to the rental, the booking may be canceled. Any cancelation will receive a refund for the days the property was unable to be used.

I have several kayaks, a 2 kayak hitch receiver, and a utility trailer that can be rented.

The property is 20 miles from the gate of Fort Leonard Wood.