Marsh Hollow

Your Hocking Hills Vacation Cabin

Pet Friendly

Marsh Hollow welcomes pets, with the exception of puppies, cats & kittens.  So we are probably more "dog friendly" than totally pet friendly.

Most dogs leave Marsh Hollow happy and exhausted.  There is plenty of space to run and play. The deck is surrounded by a railing with 2 gates.  It does a good job of confining dogs, but is not escape proof, especially for small dogs.

Our pet fee is $25 per visit (not per day).

During your visit, just keep these etiquette guidelines in mind:

  • Bring only well-behaved, non aggressive dogs.  If your best friend is territorial, he or she will not enjoy the vacation. There are dogs on our property: Juice, Mac & Bode.
  • Ideally, your pet will remain on the floor. However, please cover any beds or furniture he/she will be allowed on. Bring non-hairy covers!
  • Place food and water containers on a mat, or feed your pet outside.
  • Keep your dog leashed unless very well trained. There are hundreds of acres of woods behind the property and vacationing dogs have been lost in the Hills (not from Marsh Hollow, knock-on-wood).
  • Dogs may visit all of the state park sites, but are not allowed in either the Conkles Hollow or Rockbridge Nature Preserves.
  • Wipe off dirty or muddy paws before your pet enters the cabin.  Bring rags for this purpose.
  • Please clean up after your dog, taking special care around the cabin.  If you are walking in the woods and are off the path, no need to clean up.

If you have any questions about bringing a pet, please contact us at marshhollow@hughes.net or at 740-332-9202.

Note: Yes, there are a couple of kittens in our slideshow.  They are pictured with Riley the dog.  Riley's kind humans found these stray kittens during a hike in the Hocking Hills and generously have provided a new home for them in the Cleveland area.

 

Riley & Merriwether

 

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Last updated Monday November 05, 2007 by Mary Marsh