Camptown Cabin is waters edge at Table Rock Lake and close to Eureka Springs!

Camptown Cabin

Remember the magic of summer camp?

The crackle of a campfire. Toasted marshmallows. Lightning bugs dancing through the trees. Mornings that begin with birdsong instead of alarm clocks.

Camptown Cabin brings a little of that feeling back.

Tucked among the trees just a short walk from waters edge, Camptown is a cozy cabin made for lake days, screened-porch mornings and evenings gathered around the fire.

From the cabin, you can make your way down to the shoreline of our quiet cove. Grab your swimsuit or fishing pole, take the kids down to skip rocks, or simply find a spot by the water and stay awhile.

The screened porch is one of our favorite places at Camptown. Have your morning coffee surrounded by the trees, enjoy dinner outside, or settle in after a day on the lake and listen to the woods come alive around you.

Outside, Camptown is made for the kind of lake trip we remember. Fire up the charcoal grill, gather around the firepit, roast s’mores, watch the kids chase fireflies and stay outside long enough to see the stars come out.

For guests who want to get out on the water, launch kayaks, paddleboards or a canoe just below your cabin. We have some you can borrow. They are shared among our four cabins and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Inside, Camptown packs all you need for a stay at the lake. The main level includes a queen bedroom along with the kitchen, living area and bathroom. Upstairs, the lofts have a full-size bed and two twin beds, giving families plenty of sleeping flexibility and the kids a space that feels a little like camp. Please note that one loft is accessed by a ladder and the other loft by a small staircase. One of the things we love about Camptown Cabin is that you can spend your whole trip right here at the lake—or use it as your home base for exploring the Ozarks.

Eureka Springs is close enough for shopping, restaurants and a fun day in town. Roaring River State Park, Dogwood Canyon, Pea Ridge, Branson and Silver Dollar City are all within reach, and Mark Twain National Forest is just a few miles away for hiking and off-road adventures. Promise Land Safari and Beebes Waterslide is nearby, too.

Spend the day exploring, then come back to the quiet side of Table Rock Lake.

Camptown is open year-round, and every season brings something different—summer days swimming in the cove, fall color through the Ozark hills, crisp evenings around the fire, quiet winter getaways and spring mornings on the screened porch.

Have your coffee on the porch. Spend the afternoon at the water. Grill dinner outside. Build a fire when the sun goes down.

Swim. Fish. Paddle. Roast marshmallows. Chase fireflies.

Or don’t do much of anything at all.

We take care of the details, so you can spend your time making memories at the lake.

Smoking or vaping of any kind is not permitted inside the cabin.