Old Mill Cabin #2 - on the Little MO River, large yard, bunk room!

Luxury log cabin -- we use the term loosely! This is a modern country home! The Old Mill Cabin #2 is located on the Little Missouri River just one mile north of the Crater of Diamonds State Park, one of the only places in the world where the public can search for real diamonds in their original volcanic source. Our property is located on the site of the historic Royston Grist, Lumber and Textile Mill. Fully furnished with all the amenities of home.

The space
Make yourself at home in the living room with 2 couches, chair and big screen TV. Don't want to watch TV? There's an assortment of board games for you to enjoy!

Old Mill Cabin #2 has a master bedroom with queen bed, recliner, and private full bath.

Bedroom #2 is the bunk room with a twin over full and twin over twin beds.

Bedroom #3 has a queen bed and shares full hall bath with Bedroom #2.

Also, in the hallway is a full size washer and dryer for your convenience. Both bathrooms have linens and hairdryers available.

Spacious front deck with new Razorback red Polywood chairs for your relaxation!

The spacious back deck has a dining table, chairs and propane grill. Plenty of acreage for the kids to play, take a nature walk or just sit and enjoy the wildlife that visits often. There is also a charcoal grill by the firepit for your use!

The Little Missouri River is just a short walk through the trees or drive around to the parking lot just down the way.

Other things to note
There is no hunting allowed on the property. Just sit back and watch the wildlife walk into the yard. Any hunting on the property will be prosecuted. We do not allow metal detecting on our property; this is an agreement between us and the Historical Society. Please leave metal detectors at home. Violation of this rule will be grounds for termination of rental. There are plenty of activities to do in the area -- Dos Broz Arcade Park, Diamond Mine, Diamond Springs, Dino Dig, Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village, water sports, shopping and more!

Pike County is a dry county.