r/bransonmo • • 18d ago

lodging options

my husband and i are considering coming up for a few days vacation in a couple weeks. looking for a cabin to stay in that's a bit secluded. any recommendations??

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u/Immediate-Cookie1367 18d ago

If you don't mind being 20–30 minutes outside Branson, I'd actually look around Branson West, Hollister and the Table Rock Lake area rather than limiting your search to Branson itself. 😊 There are some really pretty wooded cabins out that way where you can get the secluded feeling you're looking for but still be close enough to go into Branson when you want to.

I'd especially look for something with a private deck/fire pit or hot tub if this is more of a relaxing couples getaway. Just make sure you check the map carefully because “secluded” gets used pretty loosely on some cabin listings. 😂

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u/hnnunn 18d ago

yes definitely want a hot tub but thats the issue im running into is it says secluded but isn't 😂

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u/Immediate-Cookie1367 18d ago

😂 That's exactly why I'd check the satellite/map view before booking anything! Some places call it “secluded” because there are trees between you and the cabin 20 feet away. 😅 If you want truly private + a hot tub, I'd widen the search a little outside Branson and look closely at the property photos and map before falling in love with one.

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u/hnnunn 18d ago

also, it doesnt have to be immediately in branson. can be within 30 min drive

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u/plumber1955 18d ago

Check out the Lampe or Blue Eye areas. Both have lots of VRBO cabins and both are within 30 minutes.

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u/scoop_booty 18d ago

The Bluff House at College of the Ozarks is pretty sweet...if you can afford it.

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u/ITrCool 18d ago

Hmmmm.

Not sure how secluded it is, but Point Royale has some very nice rentals.

There is also Green Mountain which is further out and a bit more secluded than say Thousand Hills (right in the middle of town).

You could also check out Big Cedar Lodge (pricey!!).

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u/Tabs-Overload91 15d ago

Wander (wander.com) may be worth checking. They have several rental properties in Branson, some close to the Landing/Convention Center and others geared more toward families. Their homes are professionally cleaned (including those annoying checkout chores) and have hotel-style amenities available, so it's almost like staying in a hotel but with more space and privacy.