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(417) 924-1345

Mansfield Cabins

1431 Hicks Cave Drive, Mansfield, Missouri 65704

Reservations: (417) 924-1345 or booking@mansfieldcabins.com

Relax and unplug at our cozy, air-conditioned vacation cabins in the beautiful Ozarks, just 2 minutes from the Laura Ingalls Wilder house and 15-20 minutes from Baker Creek Seeds and SMORR.

All cabins are completely equipped for your comfortable stay. Each has:
Full size bed, bedding, and queen futon, OR two twin beds and queen futon
Mini kitchen with fridge, sink, microwave, Keurig coffee maker, toaster (no stove/oven)
Private bathroom including shower/tub, towels, and toiletries
Heating and air conditioning
Back decks with beautiful views!

Rates are $100/night for the first person and $10 per additional person, max 4 total guests. The cabins are sized comfortably for 2 people but can sleep 4 with the queen futon pulled out. Call to ask about our pet-friendly cabin! We also have a safe place to park your trailer if you’re off-roading.

All cabins are non-smoking. No Wifi or TV – books and puzzles provided!

front entrance of 3 mini cabins in a row

Bed with quilt in blue room full sized bed with gray plaid quilt in yellow room

You can truly unwind in our hilltop cabins backed by acres of lush woods. You’ll find open meadows in front of the cabins where you can see deer cross in the morning and evening, have a bonfire in our large fire pit, or just enjoy the view from your deck looking out over the sunny hillside.

We are just a 1/2 mile off the main highway and 5 minutes from the Mansfield town square – close enough to be convenient, far enough to feel the peace of the Ozarks surround you.

We are looking forward to your stay!

Reservations: (417) 924-1345 or booking@mansfieldcabins.com

kitchenette with sink fridge microwave beige queen futon with pillow and blanket in green room

Historic Hicks Cave is actually on our property, and if you would like to visit it during your stay just let us know! This cave was a hideout for Jesse James and his notorious gang. It was also described in the Little House In The Ozarks books as part of Rose Wilder’s childhood (the only child of Laura Ingalls Wilder) who grew up across the street.