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Your Hocking Hills Vacation Cabin |
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Your Hocking Hills Vacation Cabin |
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Marsh Hollow is a 14
acre private retreat, offering woods to explore, a shallow creek to
splash through and an open field for games and camping. The
property includes Pinewood Cabin, a completely renovated
vertical log cabin.
You will have the property all to yourself! Pinewood Cabin features a bedroom with queen-sized bed, bathroom with shower/tub, and a fully furnished kitchen. The living room, with cathedral ceiling, includes a futon sofa which folds down into a comfortable, full-sized bed. The cabin sleeps 1-4. Marsh Hollow is pet friendly (see guidelines). |
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Step down from the
main deck to the private
hot tub
deck. Slip into our luxurious Marsh Hollow robes after a soothing visit
to the hot tub.
Canoeing, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding are nearby. In addition to your outdoor adventures, sample the fine dining at local inns & restaurants, schedule an in-cabin massage, and shop for antiques, and arts & crafts. Visit our Things To Do in the Hocking Hills page for ideas and recommendations. |
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Pinewood cabin was
constructed of red pine logs cut on the property. The
rustic interior
is unique! The cabin is equipped with DISH Network satellite TV, VCR, CD/DVD player and telephone. A small collection of videos and DVDs is available. In the summer, a large window air conditioner in the bedroom cools the cabin. In the winter, a gas "wood" stove along with electric heat keeps the cabin warm and cozy with its cheery fire. |
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A large deck wraps
around the front of the cabin, with a lovely view of the meadow and
wooded hillside. The deck is furnished with rocking chairs, picnic
table, sound system,
and propane grill. Enjoy a campfire (firewood provided) under the stars while planning the next day's adventures in the Hocking Hills. Please download our brochure for more information. |
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Last updated Thursday May 06, 2010 by Mary Marsh |
