Cabin

Elk - Sleeps up to 6

A cabin-style room with two wooden beds, a small table with drawers, a lamp, and a framed picture on the wall.

A wooden cabin interior with a bunk bed, a small window with curtains, and a wooden staircase.

A wooden cabin interior with a dining area, a sofa, a television, and a staircase.

A wooden cabin interior with a kitchen area featuring a refrigerator, microwave, oven, and wooden cabinets. There is a dining table with chairs and a dog bed in the living area.

Exceptional

Highlights

Discover nearby landmarks
Walk to Lake Rathbun Area

2 bedrooms1 bathroomSleeps 6

Popular amenities

Onsite parking available
Kitchen
Air-conditioning
Picnic area
Internet access
Refrigerator

Explore the area

Moravia, IA

Place, Lake Rathbun Area
‪11 min walk‬
Place, Honey Creek State Park
‪14 min walk‬
Place, Rathbun Lake
‪2 min drive‬

Rooms & beds

2 bedrooms (sleeps 6)

Bedroom 1

1 Queen Bed and 1 Single Bunk Bed

Bedroom 2

1 Queen Bed and 2 Single Beds

1 bathroom

Bathroom 1

Toilet · Shower only

Spaces

Kitchen

About this property

Elk - Sleeps up to 6

Summary:
Brother to the Moose cabin. One of our original Amish cabin designs. Sleeps 6 very comfortably. Yet has a full kitchen separate dining space and a living area to relax at the end of the day.

The Space:
Elk has two twin beds in the downstairs bedroom, twin bunk beds in the loft area and queen in the bedroom upstairs. The bathroom is downstairs and has a shower.

Guest Access:
There is an office at the cabins, but it is used for cleaning crew only, so you will not be checking in at the office. A few days prior to checking in, a text message will be sent to the cell phone(s) listed on the reservation, giving you the 4 digit key code you will use to access your cabin. When you arrive, go straight to your cabin (they’re labeled by name), and use your key code to get in.

Getting Around:
Moravia, IA, United States
If you enjoy the outdoors, you will love Rathbun Lake. With more than 11,000 acres, eight parks, two marinas, and several restaurants and cultural activities nearby, the Rathbun Lake area is a vacation destination for everyone.
As the second largest lake in Iowa, Rathbun is nestled among forested lands, prairies and wetlands preserved to ensure the natural environment. Bald eagles, white-tailed deer, songbirds and other wildlife are prevalent in the area. Rathbun is a flood protection lake managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
Recreation facilities include boat ramps, campgrounds, picnic areas and playgrounds. The Corps has a Visitors Center that provides information about Rathbun Lake’s natural resources.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages both Honey Creek Resort and the original 850-acre Honey Creek State Park. In the future, the DNR plans to link the two parks, which are separated by a cove, with a pedestrian bridge. Honey Creek State Park offers camping, camping cabins, heated shower facility, trails and a boat ramp.
Another DNR facility in the area is the Rathbun Fish Hatchery. The hatchery raises channel catfish, walleye, saugeye and largemouth bass, which are then stocked in other Iowa lakes. Visitors are welcome year-round, including large-group tours with an appointment.
Culture and Entertainment
Rathbun Lake is the centerpiece of Appanoose and Monroe counties, offering many restaurants, entertainment and cultural/historical activities nearby.
A few highlights include:
- Honey Creek Resort / Water Park & Golf Course
- Honey Creek State Park
- Nearby historic shops and downtown districts in Centerville, Albia and Bloomfield
-Mormon Trail