I tried something new this year. Rather than camp at the Alley Spring campground with the rest of our big group, I rented a cabin near Eminence.After I made the reservation, I found out it was not in town and was a couple miles northeast of Eminence (location on vrbo map is misleading). After thinking about it for a while, I decided to keep the reservation, mainly because there weren't a lot of options for cabins closer to Alley Spring anyway. I was pleased with the cabin for what I mainly used it for (sleeping). It was certainly clean, secluded and mostly quiet. Only drawbacks were the 2 miles on the rough gravel road with some steep hills and very slow driving, having to punch in codes to get through 2 different gates and all the hunting dogs roaming around the property (and one following me into the cabin gate one night, which was fun since I had my own dog). Also, the internet/wi-fi went out the 2nd night due to a thunderstorm and was out the remaining 2 days of my stay, but that was out of the owner's control and I still had wireless coverage the whole time while at the cabin. While the cabin was nice, cozy and secluded, I will probably look for one that is a little closer to Alley Springs campground next time. It took 20 minutes to get to from the cabin to the campground.