Posted: 4/8/2009 4:27:46 PM EDT
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Hi from Michigan!
Are any of you familiar with the campgrounds and State partks in the Hocking Hills area? My wife and I are talking about heading there with another couple. We'd be in our pop-up, and they'd like to stay in a cabin. Are there any campgrounds that have cabins available that you' recommend? Thanks! K |
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It really is a nice place to go. There's a lot to see in the area, especially if you are the outdoorsy type. My wife and I are planning on making a trip down there this summer with the dog. |
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My wife and I have stayed in Old Mans Cave Chalets several times. Very nice to say the least , and affordable. Just make sure to ask for the one that is not haunted....at least that's the advice they give. They are nice, I grew up a few miles from some of their cabins. 
I always got a kick out of people visiting the Hocking Hills. Growing up I never understood how lucky I was to already live in a "vacation destination". Unfortunately I couldn't tell you much about renting anything, unless you want to park your camper on my parents front yard. 
Oh, and bring good shoes, I can't stand "city people" that show up to hike in flip flops! 
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You have to do this too:
http://www.hockinghillscanopytours.com/ |
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My wife and I have stayed in Old Mans Cave Chalets several times. Very nice to say the least , and affordable. Just make sure to ask for the one that is not haunted....at least that's the advice they give. They are nice, I grew up a few miles from some of their cabins.
I always got a kick out of people visiting the Hocking Hills. Growing up I never understood how lucky I was to already live in a "vacation destination". Unfortunately I couldn't tell you much about renting anything, unless you want to park your camper on my parents front yard.
Oh, and bring good shoes, I can't stand "city people" that show up to hike in flip flops! Thats funny you say tat about flip flops. I feel the same way. If your going hiking...then go hiking. It isnt the beach. Those peple are the same ones that walk about a 100 yards and want to go back to the car. You are lucky to grow up around Hocking Hills. I've discussed with my wife the possibility of buying land when or if there is ever a good deal and retiring there. It's a beautiful place.
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My wife and I have stayed in Old Mans Cave Chalets several times. Very nice to say the least , and affordable. Just make sure to ask for the one that is not haunted....at least that's the advice they give. They are nice, I grew up a few miles from some of their cabins.
I always got a kick out of people visiting the Hocking Hills. Growing up I never understood how lucky I was to already live in a "vacation destination". Unfortunately I couldn't tell you much about renting anything, unless you want to park your camper on my parents front yard.
Oh, and bring good shoes, I can't stand "city people" that show up to hike in flip flops! Where about? |