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Several cabin rental options exist near Chillicothe, Ohio at established campgrounds with varying amenities and settings. Walnut Creek Campground and Resort features cabins with full service hookups in a peaceful, wooded setting that accommodates pets. Sun Valley Campground offers clean, well-maintained cabin accommodations with electricity and water. According to one visitor, "Nice quiet environment. Nice scenic drive to campground only 7 miles off of Hwy 35." Lake Hill Campground provides hillside cabins with refrigerators, though some units may be unavailable during periods of heavy rain.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Waters Edge Canoe Livery provides basic cabin accommodations alongside creek access for paddling activities. Tar Hollow State Park Campground offers cabins year-round with picnic tables, fire rings, and access to showers and toilets. Pet policies vary by location, with most sites allowing pets with certain restrictions. A reviewer noted that Lake Hill's "cabins were clean, warm, and safe. The price was reasonable." Advance reservations are recommended, especially during summer months when facilities like swimming pools and recreation areas are fully operational.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Basic kitchenette facilities are common, though configurations vary by location. Top O' The Caves Campground provides cabin rentals with drinking water and electric hookups near Hocking Hills State Park. Camp stores at locations like Tar Hollow offer limited supplies including firewood, ice, and essential camping items. Visitors staying at cabins often have access to recreational facilities such as fishing lakes, hiking trails, and in some cases, swimming pools or canoe rentals, though availability may be seasonal.
"We stayed in a Sherman cabin; it included two sets of bunk beds, a mini fridge, microwave and a/c. The pool was clean (tho' unheated) and showerhouses well-maintained."
"General: 172-site state park with a mix of full hook-up, electric, and no hook-ups in separate areas plus a 33-site family hike-in camp, two group camps, and three cabins."
from $20 - $70 / night
Check Availability"The campground was very low key and made for an easy going weekend! We weren’t too keen on most of the parks amenities, but enjoyed just sitting around the fire the whole time."
"Waited too late to book in hocking hills state park but found a site here instead. We are tent campers and stayed in site 106 on"Northridge"."
from $27 - $75 / night
Check Availability"Peaceful nice place, pets okay. I'd recommend it."
"This campground has a lot to offer with electric and water hookups for RVs with back-in and pull through sites. They have a dump station as well as an onsite bathroom/shower house."
"Deer Creek State Park Campground is aptly named. There are deer all over and you can see them from many campsites...though we haven’t seen any deer tick yet."
"The snow was deep so we shoveled a path to our ez-up and to our fire ring. The site was perfect in the winter as the two sites directly behind us were not reservable at this time."
from $39 - $52 / night
Check Availability"Nice park, when we were there only half park was open( early in season). Great camp store. Nice shower rooms. Hilly. Some stop around us was sloped."
"Nice large campground with a fire pit and picnic table at each site. Camp site was decently sized though on a corner so can get a little busy. Bathrooms and showers were clean."
from $37 - $60 / night
Check Availability"Great neighbors on both sides but right across the site is the playground. It’s a little noisy but if you have kids, it works. The fire ring was nice, but trash was left inside of it."
"We rented a cabin (#4) for a weekend. While not luxurious, the cabin was clean, beds comfortable, AC worked great, functional kitchen and bigger bathroom than I expected."
from $33 - $200 / night
Check Availability"Has fishing, kayaking, golf cart trails, volleyball set up, basketball court, swimming pool and super nice cabins."
"Nice scenic drive to campground only 7 miles off of Hwy 35. No"
from $12 / night
Check Availability"Everything is quite outdated especially the park and mini golf. With that said it was a great time. It has mini golf, a pool, park and small game room which is awesome for camping with kids."
"The RV site was rather small without much personal space. But it worked for what they needed. The tent site was decently secluded and near a nice small pond."
RangerAlways great time here. The upper part has more wooden areas then the lower part. But those spot are close to the lake. They a great playground. They have a big camp store with a putt putt, big lake we’re boating, fishing and kayaking. Multiple shower houses very clean kept up. Nice campground to ride bikes around.
GuideWe used Site 53, which is a pull thru. The site was spacious and level. The fire pit location is across a tiny stream; we enjoyed a campfire in the woods! There were no loud folks. The loudest thing we heard was the occasional bark of a dog (which we didn't mind).
The restrooms were new and extremely clean. The staff at the camp store was friendly.
There are plenty of places and opportunities to enjoy Pine Lake: you can sit on a bench or rent a canoe.
We'd love to return to Tar Hollow when the fall foliage is beautiful.
RangerThis campground is located near major roads and within a quick trip to Hocking Hills State Park. Tents spots are located near the lake and provide pine tree shaded cover. Bathrooms are private and very clean!
TravelerGreat - close to hiking trails at Hawking Hills state park!
RangerAlways a family favorite. Smaller sites on upper area. Nice big area for big rv on lower level and by the lake. Nice shower rooms. Camp store. Nice playground and putt putt.
RangerNice park, when we were there only half park was open( early in season). Great camp store. Nice shower rooms. Hilly. Some stop around us was sloped. But we did love the one with a deck, but your fire ring was down a hill.
RangerIt’s just beautiful there. Great for bikes. Good camp store, putt putt, bike rentals, camper beach. Easy access to fishing. And there a playground surrounded by a little stream of water that is so cool. New bathrooms are spectacular. Also has family showers.
RangerGood family camping ground. Most sites are wooded, kids fishing pond. Good playground. Nice shower rooms. Free putt putt and good camp store.
RangerHave been here twice this year. Great campground. Big camp store with restaurant. Putt putt. Most sites and great, some have slopes. Kid friendly. Good hiking trails
Cabin rentals near Chillicothe, Ohio are situated in the rolling hills of Ross County, with elevations ranging from 600 to 1,300 feet above sea level. The area experiences four distinct seasons with summer temperatures averaging 75-85°F and winter temperatures ranging from 20-40°F. Most cabin sites are nestled within wooded areas offering protection from wind and partial shade during summer months.
Trail access from campsites: At Tar Hollow State Park Campground, cabin guests can directly access the Buckeye Trail system. "Part of the Buckeye Trail runs through the park. They also have a thriving Timber Rattlesnake population. Watch your steps," notes camper Renée C.
Lake activities: Pine Lake at Pike Lake State Park offers cabin visitors water recreation within walking distance. "There is a small lake with a beach. You can kayak, but it's really small. Lots of trails to hike and the camp store was open," reports Shannon G. Fishing, paddle boats, and a sandy beach area provide options for water-based activities.
Canoe trips: Waters Edge Canoe Livery offers creek access for paddling directly from their cabin area. "Very fun place to camp and enjoy the creek on a kayak or canoe. Very friendly staff, and one of my favorite places to go," mentions Jonathan W.
Quieter environment: Sun Valley Campground cabins provide a peaceful setting away from busier areas. "Peaceful nice place, pets okay. I'd recommend it," states Johnothan R., while another visitor adds, "Nice and spacious. This is near the highway and made a great place to stop for an overnight while traveling."
Wooded surroundings: Cabin rentals at Walnut Creek Campground and Resort feature natural settings with trees and creek access. A visitor notes, "Friendly family owned campground with nice quiet environment. Nice scenic drive to campground only 7 miles off of Hwy 35."
Year-round availability: Some cabins remain open during winter months. At Paint Creek State Park, "Heated bathroom with showers are available for winter campers. An excellent disc golf course, hiking and beautiful lake views," according to Jody R.
Reservation requirements: Most cabin facilities require advance booking, especially during peak seasons from May through September. Weekends often fill months in advance.
Rain considerations: Lake Hill Campground cabins on hillsides may have access issues during heavy rain. As one visitor noted, "The cabins based on current information from their website some of them are not being rented due to the massive amount of rains we have had in recent times."
Amenities vary significantly: Top O' The Caves Campground cabins range from basic to more equipped units. "It offers rustic cabins for those that dont tent camp or have a rv. There's a small pond for fishing and a church from the 1800s and all together a beautiful place to walk around," explains Kelli W.
Limited cell service: Multiple sites have restricted connectivity. At Long's Retreat Family Resort, a camper mentioned, "No cell service at all which is good and bad." Plan accordingly by downloading maps or information before arrival.
Cabin selection for kids: Choose cabin locations strategically based on proximity to playgrounds and facilities. At Pike Lake State Park, one camper advises, "Right across the site is the playground. It's a little noisy but if you have kids, it works."
Activity options: Hocking Hills State Park Campground cabins provide access to family-friendly hiking. "Such an amazing campground with amazing things to do. Just going and seeing and playing under the waterfall is fun. They have days of fun things to do here," says Elisha B.
Pack for seasonal conditions: During summer months (June-August), temperatures regularly reach 85-90°F with high humidity. Spring and fall camping (April-May and September-October) require layered clothing as overnight temperatures can drop significantly from daytime highs.
Kitchen supplies: Most cabins include basic refrigeration but limited cooking equipment. Bring pots, pans, utensils, dish soap, and paper products.
Site sizing: Cabin sites at most campgrounds accommodate one vehicle comfortably. Additional parking is typically available in designated areas nearby, not at the cabin itself.
Accessibility considerations: Some cabin locations require walking to reach facilities. At Tar Hollow's North Ridge area, "You cannot park your car directly at your campsite. There is a parking lot at the bottom of the campground hill. You have to carry your items to your campsite," explains Sydney.
Electrical capacity: Most cabins offer limited outlets. Bring power strips if using multiple devices, and check amperage limitations before arrival.
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