Tucked into the woods and just a stone’s throw from the lake, R&R at Lake Wappapello isn’t your average cabin — it’s a retreat designed for those who crave real rest, adventure, and connection to nature. Whether you’re a lifelong outdoorsman, a weekend warrior, or just someone who needs to hit pause, R&R delivers the perfect balance of rustic charm and creature comforts.
What sets R&R apart is its thoughtful blend of functionality and relaxation. Located just a half-mile from the Strickland Point boat launch and minutes from other outdoor destinations, it’s an ideal basecamp for fishing, hunting, or boating. With two full bedrooms, two bathrooms, and space to sleep up to five, it’s just the right size for a solo recharge, a buddies' getaway, or a father-son weekend.
This cabin is stocked like it was built for your lifestyle: a fully equipped kitchen, high-protein grab-and-go snacks, a fire pit surrounded by camp chairs, a dedicated fish cleaning station, and even a bench to pull your boots on. Inside, you’ll find smart comforts like a double reclining couch, central air and heat, strong Wi-Fi, and a 48” Smart TV with YouTube TV, Netflix, and Prime Video ready to go. After a long day on the water or in the woods, this is the kind of place that welcomes you back without a lot of fuss.
What makes R&R truly special is how it understands the rhythm of outdoor living. There’s charcoal waiting by the grill, live bait just down the road, and firewood at the corner store. You’ll find information on local guide services, hunting preserves, conservation areas, and where to get your licenses — all organized to help you get the most out of your stay.
At R&R, your time isn’t micromanaged — it’s respected. You’re free to sip coffee on the front deck, grill your catch, or just stare into the fire without a care in the world. It’s a place built by people who get it — who know what it means to escape without giving up comfort, and how a good cast or clean shot can turn into a great story.
Book your stay at R&R — where every cast, shot, and sip by the fire turns into a story worth telling.
