There is a clean, two-seater outhouse just down the trail. The cabin is nestled among a forest of cedar and pine trees and the shade is dark, deep and cool. The cabin serves as a focal point for Batesville Mountain Campground and is at the edge of the small meadow that is often filled with wildflowers. A trail meanders a hundred yards down the hillside to Cadron Creek. This covered sleeping platform extends out over a bluff overlooking Cadron Creek far below.
Sunsets are rich and the vista is inspiring.
This is a primitive cabin and offers nothing more than a shelter from rain, a fire pit and grill, lamp poles, and a marvelous view. We wanted a special cabin right on the banks of the river where one could pull their boat up and find warm shelter and food just a few steps away. You need a Java-enabled browser to hear audio clips on this page.