We are located on Dogwood Lane in Van Buren, Missouri. Come and enjoy the privacy of your own cottage while taking in the beauty of the Ozarks.
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The Wren Cottage
Is the smallest cottage. Maximum Occupancy is 4 persons, it's a 1-bedroom with a pullout.
$125 per night
The Robins Nest
Has a maximum occupancy of 6 persons, it's a 2-bedroom with a pullout.
$150 per night for 4 persons
$190 per night for 6 persons
The Bluebird Cottage
Is also a 2-bedroom, maximum occupancy is 4 persons. It's the large cottage and has a washer and dryer.
$175 per night.
All three cottages are clean, private, fully furnished, and equipped. The cottages are newly remodeled, very clean, and very comfortable! All amenities are included: stove, refrigerator, and microwave. Additionally, the larger cottage includes a washer and dryer. If you are on your honeymoon, celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or any occasion, come relax at Dogwood Cottages. We will gladly try to accommodate any special request* you may have. *A small fee may apply.
Check-In Time is 3:00PM
Check-Out Time is NOON
Rates and Restrictions
Weekly Rates are
available at a 20% discount.
A two night minimum stay is required.
Weekend reservations are required
with a 50% deposit.
A forfeiture of 50% of the deposit if
cancellation is made within 14 days of the reservation.
Cancellations made less
than 14 days forfeits 100% of the deposit.
Sorry! No Smoking or pets.
No fireworks allowed on premises.
Visa and MasterCard are gladly accepted!

The cottages are located within a mile of the Current River, shopping, restaurants, tube and canoe rentals. We are also approximately 4 mile from Missouri's largest natural spring located in Big Springs Natural Area inside the Ozark National Scenic Riverways. You'll be amazed by the beauty.
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| Ozark National Scenic Riverways was created
by an Act of Congress on August 24, 1964, to protect 134 miles of
the Current and Jacks Fork Rivers in the Ozark Highlands of
southeastern Missouri. The clean, clear waters of these two
beautiful rivers provide excellent opportunities for johnboating,
canoeing, swimming, fishing and tubing. Hunting is also an
authorized use within the Riverways' boundaries. The landscape is
predominantly rural, with broadleaf forests and occasional open
fields.
The southeast Missouri Ozark Mountains are typified by narrow
steep-sided hollows, numerous streams, and bluffs.
Much of the area is underlain by soluble limestone and dolomite, giving rise to sinkholes, caves, and springs of a classical karst topography. There are over 300 recorded caves within the boundaries. Sixty per cent of the rivers' flow comes from seven major springs and 51 other springs of various sizes within the drainage basin. Big Spring, one of the largest springs in the United States, has an average flow of 276 million gallons of water per day. The maximum recorded flow in one day was 840 million gallons in June 1928. There are 112 species of fish, 196 species of birds, and 58 species of mammals found in the park. There are also 25 species of snakes found in the park, including 4 poisonous species. Operating Hours & Seasons: Ozark NSR is open year around. There is no formal visitor center for the park, although the Alley Mill is open to provide information in the summer, and the park headquarters in Van Buren is open year round during business hours. The Superintendent's Office is located at Park Headquarters at 404 Watercress Drive in Van Buren, Missouri. Hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, except holidays. Information is available at the Headquarters information desk. |

For information please call (573) 275-3850
E-Mail: redrodie@yahoo.com
HC 1 Box 36
Van Buren, MO 63965