The best tiny home rentals near Osage Beach, Missouri

At the heart of Missouri, you’ll find one of the Show Me State’s largest lakes and the bustling lakeside town of Osage Beach. Lake of the Ozarks has a reputation for being a party spot, but that doesn’t mean you can’t also find quiet coves to explore. Whether you’ll hit the waters, tramp through the wooded trails, explore tourist town attractions, or get a little rambunctious, you may be surprised by the region’s diverse offerings. The lake’s clear waters are bounded by forested hills, providing a scenic backdrop for outdoor recreation.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Osage Beach

1. Tiny off grid A frame in the woods

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30mi from Osage Beach · 3 sites · Lodging

Unique off grid tiny A Frame in the Lake of the Ozarks/Truman Lake area with tons of activities to do in the area from fine dining to boat rentals. Comes with an off grid working shower and toilet. Private boat launch with access to lake of the Ozarks 5 minutes away. Property is on two lots of land but guest will be off to themselves the cabin is situated at the back of eagle bay resort in Lincoln MO

2. Tiny On The Little Piney

43mi from Osage Beach · 1 site · Lodging

Tiny on the Little Piney – A Secluded Riverfront Getaway Escape to the serenity of Tiny on the Little Piney, a cozy 200 sq ft tiny house perched on the banks of the Little Piney River, just outside of Newburg, Missouri. Nestled deep in the Mark Twain National Forest, this off-the-beaten-path retreat offers complete seclusion, yet it’s only 5 minutes from I-44 and 10 minutes from Rolla. This thoughtfully designed space sleeps up to 6 guests, featuring a queen bed in the loft, bunk beds, and a pull-out couch. Step outside onto the spacious 12’x25’ deck, or stroll down to your own private white sand beach and gravel bar, perfect for relaxing or fishing in the crystal-clear, spring-fed waters. Located just below the blue and white ribbon trout zones, it’s a paradise for anglers and nature lovers alike. Enjoy all the comforts of home, including WiFi, air conditioning, and nearby dining options, while being fully immersed in the sights and sounds of the Ozarks. Whether you’re seeking a quiet retreat or an outdoor adventure, Tiny on the Little Piney offers the perfect base for your next unforgettable escape.

At the heart of Missouri, you’ll find one of the Show Me State’s largest lakes and the bustling lakeside town of Osage Beach. Lake of the Ozarks has a reputation for being a party spot, but that doesn’t mean you can’t also find quiet coves to explore. Whether you’ll hit the waters, tramp through the wooded trails, explore tourist town attractions, or get a little rambunctious, you may be surprised by the region’s diverse offerings. The lake’s clear waters are bounded by forested hills, providing a scenic backdrop for outdoor recreation.

83% (6)

Top-rated campgrounds near Osage Beach

1. Tiny off grid A frame in the woods

81%

(8)

30mi from Osage Beach · 3 sites · Lodging

Unique off grid tiny A Frame in the Lake of the Ozarks/Truman Lake area with tons of activities to do in the area from fine dining to boat rentals. Comes with an off grid working shower and toilet. Private boat launch with access to lake of the Ozarks 5 minutes away. Property is on two lots of land but guest will be off to themselves the cabin is situated at the back of eagle bay resort in Lincoln MO

2. Tiny On The Little Piney

43mi from Osage Beach · 1 site · Lodging

Tiny on the Little Piney – A Secluded Riverfront Getaway Escape to the serenity of Tiny on the Little Piney, a cozy 200 sq ft tiny house perched on the banks of the Little Piney River, just outside of Newburg, Missouri. Nestled deep in the Mark Twain National Forest, this off-the-beaten-path retreat offers complete seclusion, yet it’s only 5 minutes from I-44 and 10 minutes from Rolla. This thoughtfully designed space sleeps up to 6 guests, featuring a queen bed in the loft, bunk beds, and a pull-out couch. Step outside onto the spacious 12’x25’ deck, or stroll down to your own private white sand beach and gravel bar, perfect for relaxing or fishing in the crystal-clear, spring-fed waters. Located just below the blue and white ribbon trout zones, it’s a paradise for anglers and nature lovers alike. Enjoy all the comforts of home, including WiFi, air conditioning, and nearby dining options, while being fully immersed in the sights and sounds of the Ozarks. Whether you’re seeking a quiet retreat or an outdoor adventure, Tiny on the Little Piney offers the perfect base for your next unforgettable escape.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Anita

November 2025

2 nights at Tiny off grid A frame in the woods

Very cute and supplied with everything we needed. I would definitely advise driving there in a truck or at least a vehicle that is not low profile because the road to get there is a little washed out in spots. Otherwise it was a nice place to stay!

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Josh

September 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Tiny off grid A frame in the woods

The A Frame was a great place to spend a weekend away from the city. The building was comfortable and had some nice luxuries such as AC and a mini fridge. Bathroom facility was awesome: having a hot shower is unusual even for cabin camping. The area was clean and quiet. Definitely have a vehicle that can handle some rough gravel roads and be sure to follow the directions the host gives you.

Candace

March 2025

With pets

2 nights at Tiny off grid A frame in the woods

We needed to get away from the city and found this charming little A-Frame somewhat close to us. It was a lovely little cabin with a good amount of amenities if your looking for an easy weekend away or glamp experience. Having power generators was REALLY nice and honestly the bathroom is one of the nicest I've seen for an off the grid little setup. The dogs had fun, but tick season seems to of started a bit early. There are neighbors, but far enough away that they can't even be seen from the cabin and for the most part, it's REALLY quiet, which is just what we needed for the weekend. OH, there were a LOT of foot/shoe sized holes under the leaves, so be extra careful when walking around.

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Asher

December 2024

Weekend Trip to Tiny off grid A frame in the woods

Gorgeous off grid A-frame in the Ozarks! I'll definitely visit again.

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The best tiny homes near Osage Beach guide

Where to go

The Town of Osage Beach

Osage Beach is the largest city in the Lake of the Ozarks regions, offering visitors a plethora of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options. Adults can find live entertainment and libations at lakeside lounges. But, serenity seekers can retreat into nature to get away from it all. Private RV parks can be found close to the lake and in the town of Osage Beach, with various amenities, such as full hookups, swimming pools, and tent and RV campsites. Cabins, glamping accommodations, and more are also readily available.

Lake of the Ozarks State Park

Though Osage Beach is a popular base camp on the lake, this 55,000-acre lake extends far into the hills and valleys across a broad region. Escape the crowds by heading out to the smaller towns of Linn Creek, Eldon, or Gravois Mills. Take a hike at Ha Ha Tonka State Park to see the grand remnants of a burned-out castle once built as a private home. Whether you prefer to find fun on land or sea, Lake of the Ozarks State Park will have an activity for you. Hiking, boating, swimming, and watersports can be accessed. In addition to the campground’s tent and RV sites, the park offers rustic cabins and glamping yurts.

Bennett Spring State Park

Less than an hour southwest of Osage Beach, Bennett Spring State Park is worthy of a day trip or overnight stay. A spring-fed creek runs through the scenic park, and it is regularly stocked with trout, making this a popular spot for fly fishing. The warmer waters of the nearby Niangua River are teeming with bass, as well as canoers and paddlers on warm summer days. Bennett Spring State Park has multiple camping areas, with tent and RV sites, some offering electric or full hookups. Other accommodations include an onsite motel, deluxe cabins, and large four-plex units.

When to go

The lake is popping in summertime, as flocks of folks take advantage of the warm temperatures and sunny skies to hit the waters. Those camping without electricity may find the heat and humidity to be overwhelming when on land. Spring is a good time for camping, with pleasant temperatures, and fall offers beautiful scenery as the hills and forests alight with colors. The lake is best enjoyed on a boat during these shoulder seasons. Winter is chilly in mid-Missouri, with cold temperatures and the potential for snow and ice.