Cabins at Mark Twain Lake

by Kevin Johnston, Demand Media

    Mark Twain Lake, near Hannibal, Missouri, remains a popular vacation spot for people who enjoy hiking, boating, fishing or relaxing by the lake. Because of this popularity, a sizable number of cabins have sprung up around the lake, and many of these are available for rental. Make reservations early, and make sure the facilities match you or your family's needs.

    Cannon Dam Cabins

    Canon Dam Cabins boast a convenient lake location, near boat ramps and hiking trails. The cabins are reasonably close to the South Spillway Recreation Area, and somewhat further away from the Mark Twain Landing Waterpark. This location offers one and two bedroom cabins, and cabin suites.

    South Fork Resort

    South Fork Resort resides on the southwest side of Mark Twain Lake. In business since 1988, it offers five cabins. Weekends and holidays tend to be booked will in advance. One advantage it offers is a general store for groceries and supplies.

    Vacation Rentals: Mark Twain Lake Cabin

    Vacation Rentals offers two-bedroom cabins on a private fishing lake. This property is one-half mile from Mark Twain Lake. It also features an indoor pool and a restaurant. It is five miles from the public beach at Mark Twain Lake.

    Mark Twain State Park Cabins

    State park cabins come at very reasonable rates, but do not have running water. The park offers laundry facilities and a shared bathroom. Each cabin features a coffeemaker and a microwave oven.

    Always on Vacation: Mark Twain Lake Cabins

    Always on Vacation lists rental homes and cabins that owners offer at various times when they are not going to be at the lake. This can be an attractive alternative if reservations are not available at other cabin sites. Renting from an owner can offer more privacy, and you may catch a last-minute bargain if someone has decided to put their home up for rent due to a change in their plans.

    About the Author

    Kevin Johnston writes for Ameriprise Financial and Rant Finance. He has written about business, marketing, finance, sales and investing for publications such as "The New York Daily News," "Business Age" and "Nation's Business." He is an instructional designer with credits for companies such as ADP and Bank of America.

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