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200 year old log cabin that was rebuilt into a modern luxury accommodation. Located on our familys nearly 200 year old Homestead and situated beside our 100 year old farmhouse. Close to the local State Parks and popular area attractions. Most locations are under 10 miles from the Homesteader. Conveniently located just 1/4 mile off of St. Rt. 56, no 4 wheel drive is needed, even in the winter. King size bed. Enjoy the private fenced in back yard complete with hot tub, grill, dining, fire pit. Guest access Guests have a separate parking area. Enjoy the fenced in front yard and the privacy fenced in back yard.

Welcome to The Boondock, Hocking Hills! This tiny glamping cabin is located at Narrows Landing Campground on the banks of Saltcreek. Please read full description before booking. This cabin sleeps 4 with one queen bed on the main level, one queen, and one twin in the loft area. It is ideal for 2 adults and 2 children. Enjoy access to Saltcreek to fish, wade, or kayak. The Boondock is less than 8 miles from The Hocking Hills State Park/Visitor Center. The space: The Boondock is a Glamping Cabin. There is a half bath, NO SHOWER in the cabin. The toilet is a composting toilet. There is no typical running water in the cabin. But there is running water for drinking, brushing your teeth, washing hands, etc, via a pump system from bottled water jugs that is hooked to a faucet in the bathroom. The Boondock is on our small family owned campgrounds. There are 4 RV/Tent sites on the property as well. Access and use of the creek and the front yard are shared with all camp guests. The cabin does not have WiFi. While we would love to provide this amenity, broadband is simply not available down our road yet. Maybe one day soon! We do have a smart TV that you can cast to. Cell service is typically limited. We suggest downloading your episodes or movies for offline viewing before heading to the cabin. Please note that the loft area does not have railings, as it would make it more difficult to access. Therefore, it is not practical for very young children/toddlers.