Lodging
Lodging in Mark Twain National Forest
From cabins and campsites to cozy B&B’s, the Mark Twain National Forest has accommodations for all types of outdoor enthusiasts. Camp out under the stars and roast a marshmallow or two by the fire at your campsite, or go glamping in the Mark Twain National Forest and curl up in a bed made just for you with all of the amenities of home in a warm cabin. If you’re looking for something more, check out some of the unique Bed & Breakfasts or hotels available in the area. The possibilities are endless. Wherever you chose to spend your night, adventure awaits you in the morning at the Mark Twain National Forest.
What to do once you have a base
Most visitors pick somewhere to stay for one of these: hiking trails such as Elephant Rocks and Taum Sauk Mountain, float trips on the St. Francis, fishing at Crane Lake and Council Bluff, boating, or hunting season.
planning your trip covers closures, fire restrictions and high water before you drive out.