One of Missouri’s Most Underrated Cool Places to Stay Has a Cave?

I don't get to take vacations hardly ever, but if I did, this would be at the top of my list. It's a Missouri place to stay that might be one of the most underrated in the state since it has a cave nearby to explore. Let's go spelunking.

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I found Hollering Pines Retreat on Airbnb that's located about 20 minutes from Rolla, Missouri near Newburg. It's a unique farm house place that includes some of the most interesting stairs leading to a tiny house type of abode and even appears to have a cave nearby to explore.

This neat Missouri space is located near the Mark Twain National Forest and not far from civilization in Rolla. The nightly cost as of this writing is a mere $168 per night, but considering that sleeps up to 15 guests, I'm calling it a bargain. I'm not sure what availability looks like this, but it looks to me like one of the more underrated off-the-beaten path places you will likely find.

Make sure to check the actual Airbnb listing for updates and more info if you get serious about sleeping somewhere that has a cave. Hard combination to beat in my opinion.