Caplinger Mills River Front Resort, Missouri. Buy direct, price is for 1 night.

Description

Price is for one night stay for up to 2 people in a cabin and includes tax.  plus tax for each extra person over age 5.
You must call to make your reservation.  You can reserve the house on the river or campsite(s) instead.
We are selling the campground for 5,000.  Approx. 14 1/2 acres.
417-276-5409
Kim or Don
See pictures at caplingermills.net
I will put more pictures here soon.
24 campsites
(only 3 are primitive) on river or creek.  Room for expansion.
Stage
900 square ft. covered, 200 amp electrical, with wide open field. Has been upward of 2000 music lovers here at one time.
4 cabins
on river (sleeps 6, with lofts)
full amenities with shower and kitchen.
House 1
Historic Civil War Mill House on river, sleeps 8 plus, full bathroom, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, balcony overlooking river.
Fire Ring and  Picnic table
at sites, cabins, and house 1.
House 2
overlooks entire property (being used now by current owner) 3 bedrooms, great porch, 2 full bathrooms.
Store
check in, cold drinks and munchies.
Restaurant
commercial stove/oven, deep fryer, soda fountain, ice maker, etc...
Bait Shop
next to beautiful old iron fishing bridge. Has nice sitting area. Food and fishing items.
Canoe Shack
for paddles, life jackets, etc...
40 Canoes, 8 Kayaks, Trailer
2 well houses
Barn
approximately 30x60
Shower house
cinder block
Modern out-house
wood
Walnut and Pecan trees
Apple and Pear trees
Gravel roads
Weddings
are usually on the stage, or on the old Mill ruins.  Pictures turn out beautiful anywhere on the property.
Fishing
on the Sac River is Awesome. Walleye, Crappy, Catfish, Bass, etc...
Canoeing
here is a really nice and relaxing activity.
We are 104 miles from
Branson, Mo.
, 129 miles from Kansas City, and 60 miles from Springfield, Mo., airport.
Who will be your customers?
Your choice.
Who has been our customers?  We book according to customer wishes which is really easy.  Sometimes we have a huge tent set up for
Revival
.  Sometimes we are on the porch to feel the thunder of the
bikes
rolling in.  Sometimes we are the organizers of the canoe trip that is earning the
scouts
their badges.  Mostly, it's folks coming in from KC and close by and a few hunters come out in the winter.