A Hidden Paradise In Texas, These Cabins Overlook A Private Waterfall

What if you could have a waterfall all to yourself? That sounds too good to be true, but it's reality when you stay at Anderson Creek Cabins in Glen Rose, Texas. These cozy cabins - especially the aptly-named Waterfall Cabin - overlook the property's very own 25-foot waterfall, so you can enjoy the views from the comfort of your front porch. I don't know about you, but these look like the perfect accommodations for a weekend away in Glen Rose, Texas.

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An unforgettable overnight experience awaits you at Anderson Creek Cabins in beautiful Glen Rose, Texas.

All four of the cabins feature breathtaking views, but the Waterfall Cabin is extra special. Why, you ask? Well...

…it's in the name! The Waterfall Cabin overlooks the property's very own 25-foot waterfall that looks like something out of a fairytale.

The waterfall is seasonal, so you'll want to call and ask if it's flowing before booking your stay (but even if it isn't, the scenery is still absolutely gorgeous).

The cabin is 600 square feet and features an upstairs loft bedroom with a queen-size bed as well as a sleeper sofa in the living room.

Spacious and roomy, the cabin's layout is such that it feels a lot bigger than it actually is.

Comfortable furniture and charming décor ensure you'll feel right at home - and perhaps never want to leave!

A large patio overlooks Anderson Creek and the waterfall, offering the perfect setting for enjoying your morning tea or coffee. (Speaking of coffee, the fully-stocked kitchen has a Duo Keurig coffee maker!)

Other amenities include a private bathroom, a propane grill for outdoor cooking, and a private campfire with seasonal firewood.

If the waterfall is flowing, feel free to go explore! Guests love wading in the creek and feeling the refreshing waters cascade over them.

Visit the website for Anderson Creek Cabins in Glen Rose for more information about all of their lodging options, such as current nightly rates and availability, and/or to book your stay. And don't forget to check out Backcountry for all of your swimwear needs - after all, if you're visiting in the warmer months, you'll want to spend some time splashing around underneath the waterfall!

To learn even more about these cabins, Glen Rose, and nearby Dinosaur Tracks State Park, you can also watch our Not Your Average Bucket List podcast episode on YouTube!

Have you ever stayed at this enchanting place? If so, we'd love to hear all about your experience in the comments. And while you're in Glen Rose, be sure to check out Dinosaur Valley State Park, where you can walk along actual dinosaur tracks from millions of years ago.