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    Chandler's Enchanted Acres

    3.7 (12 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Bed bug #2
    Erica B.

    **CAMPERS BEWARE** BEDBUGS. My husband just returned from Afghanistan and i planned him a surprise weekend camping trip to Chandlers Enchanted Acres. After a 3.25 hour drive, we arrived late at night and was greeted with a warm welcome. The room was not the cleanest, dead spiders, ants, cobwebs everywhere, even fruitflies in the fridge. but we laughed it up to the great outdoors. All was going well until throughout the night I found myself constantly waking up. Around 5 Am I finally woke my husband to say: "It feels like something is crawling on my body" we quickly turned the lights on and immediately found a bedbug crawling on me and 4 others crawling on the sheets and pillows. we called the owners quickly. the wife answer and she stated "its ok, we won't charge you and you can leave". 2 min later the Owner showed up, walked in the door and IMMEDIATELY blatantly accused of bringing bedbugs to the cottage and will charge us $750. He hadn't even looked at the bed yet. me and my husband I quickly packed us, threw out a lot of our brand new clothes out of fear of bringing bugs back to the house. We understand the great outdoors, but bed bugs are unacceptable. We told our family about how we had to cancel our camping plans and what happened. we logged online to show the family the cottage. to our surprise. the same Cottage #1, was back online AVAILABLE for the same day. They did nothing to try and clean the cottage, but instead but it back online for others to rent. by end of Saturday, I myself had 10 bites across my body and my husband had 12. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

    Cabin #3

    We love hiking in Hocking Hills State Forest, but hate camping in the State Park (lots of litter throughout camp sites). So, this time we opted for a cabin. We were a bit anxious upon arrival because there's no sign, but we were soon relieved to find that we weren't headed to camp in someone's back yard but on a very nice wooded site. Everything was in order-- petite and comfortable cabins, picnic tables, fire pits, etc. Instead of a pit toilet, you'll find a port-a-potty that's as clean as most campgrounds and even comes with a heat lamp. Bring plenty of your own water, as the only source is a spigot on the back of the main house. Bring ear plugs-- noise from each cabin site travels pretty far, and there's no trees or bushes between sites to absorb the sound. We got lucky the first night, but on the second night there was so much noise that we could not have stayed without our ear plugs. The cabin owners are on site, and they are really nice. We especially liked the matriarch, as she was a women of few words. All in all, a good base camp for those planning to spend most of your time in the state park/forest-- though again, bring plenty of water and earplugs.

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    Really enjoyed our stay. Super clean, super friendly and accommodating. Highly highly recommend.

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    Great service! Had a good time, got cottage 1 and it was amazing. A lot of space, AC and a toilet in the cabin.

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    Hocking Hills Jellystone Park - Kitchen in Yogi bear cabin full size stove oven microwave medium sized fridge with freezer

    Hocking Hills Jellystone Park

    3.3(27 reviews)
    15.2 mi

    Our stay at Hocking Hills Jellystone was extremely disappointing. The campground looked nothing…read morelike the photos on their website. The online pictures created expectations that simply were not met when we arrived. To make matters worse, campsites were not clearly labeled, which resulted in another camper taking our reserved site. Management was very disorganized and, instead of taking responsibility and resolving issues efficiently, seemed to have an excuse for everything. The site we were ultimately assigned was basically a mud pit and not suitable for the premium price we paid. Many of the amenities advertised were either under construction or unavailable during our stay, yet this was not adequately communicated beforehand. We chose this campground and paid the higher rates expecting the advertised experience, but what we received fell far short. For the amount of money spent, this campground was simply not worth it. Hocking Hills itself is beautiful, but we left feeling frustrated and misled. Unfortunately, we will not be returning and cannot recommend this campground to others.

    Cabin rental review: No just no. The rosebud cabin is…read moreabsolutely disgusting. The laminate floor is bubbled up and loose, no blinds on a window and fly stripes hanging in the windows. The mattress are thin and space is tiny tiny. Overall wouldn't recommend this Jellystone site. You have to pay for an additional car (they only allow one at a site), price of wood is higher than other places and you have to pay to do the swimming obstacle course. False advertisement for pool on the premises. Shower house on a Friday evening was ridiculous. The first door was locked to a shower, second one shower head didn't work, and the 4th was draining improperly, leaving one working shower. Would not recommend at all.

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    Hocking Hills Jellystone Park - Yogi bear cabin bed room, ceiling fan was very nice! Plugs on both side of bed

    Yogi bear cabin bed room, ceiling fan was very nice! Plugs on both side of bed

    Hocking Hills Jellystone Park - Pool under construction

    Pool under construction

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    Hocking Hills State Park - Hallway looking down to small sitting area

    Hocking Hills State Park

    4.7(202 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    Hocking Hills State Park is simply magical. Once you step onto the trails, it does not even feel…read morelike you are still in Ohio. We are so used to the rolling hills, corn and soybean fields of the Midwest. It truly feels like stepping into another world. We visited on a Wednesday - after the busy summer season - school back in session. I was surprised to still see quite a few people around the main attractions, especially Old Man's Cave, Devil's Bathtub and Cedar Falls, but once we moved farther along the trail, it became quiet and very peaceful. We hiked approximately for seven miles. The trails are marked with color codes on the trees but what I was missing where clear signs along the trail. It was difficult at times to determine if we where still on the right one. We ended up taking a wrong turn at one point and ended up on the purple trail instead of the red one we originally wanted to hike. But still - it was honestly one of the most beautiful hikes I have ever done. Hiking always recharges my soul, and this place certainly did that. The rock formations, caves, waterfalls, moss and forest scenery are absolutely breathtaking. That being said, some portions of the trail can be challenging. There are steep climbs, uneven ground and areas that can become slippery from the moisture and moss. At times, we had to steady ourselves on rocks or trees while climbing. Good hiking shoes are an absolute must, and be sure to bring a snack and plenty of water, especially on a warm day.

    Wow is this a beautiful state park!…read more We went hiking on a Saturday which was crazy packed, but it was still stunning to home through gorges. Everything was beautiful! One downside is that they had stinky compost toilets even at the visitor's center.

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    Hocking Hills State Park - Looking down from entrance at parking lot

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    Hocking Hills State Park - Small sitting area at the end of the hall looks out over a terrace

    Small sitting area at the end of the hall looks out over a terrace

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    The Wilds - Seriously in the middle of nowhere Ohio...

    The Wilds

    4.3(132 reviews)
    48.6 mi

    My wife and I have been aware the The Wilds from watching Secrets of the Zoo for years. So in…read moreloving zoo and aquariums and all of the wonderful animals. We had our opportunity and went for it in visiting The Wilds and others in the area. We visited on a Saturday for a Sunset tour. Dinner is cooked up in the kitchen there and provided buffet style on the deck overlooking the fields. The food was good. Shortly after dinner a thunder storm blew in quick with some strong winds. Being from the west coast we rarely see these strong storms. We sheltered in place for a while. Whe the storm had passed through those of us who stayed for the tours were treated a wonderful upclose tour and stunning colorful sunset. We returned on Monday to stay in one of the hurts for a few nights. There are about 12 yurts yurts overlooking the fields of some animals with a wonderful view. A very good Dinner and breakfast and an open air tour are included with the stay. After visit time around the fire pit. I woke up early one morning to find the takin along the water and some taking a swim. Everyone staying in the yurts enjoyed sharing the stories of their tours and checking out the views from the various yurts. There are the 2 tours for the visitors. The wildside tour is an upclose ride in the back of a truck which can leave the road to be up close to the animals. The open air tour is an open air bus which stays on the road while still getting to see the beautiful exotic animals. There are bison, Asian and white rhinos, giraffes, takin, camels, and so many other animals with all of the babies. The tour guides and whole staff is so knowledgeable about the animals. Ready to answer all of the visitors questions about the animals. Everyone has their favorite animals that enjoy seeing around. We are talking about a return visit to check out the new lodge.

    Second time visiting. We will be back again. Staff is super knowledgeable and friendly . We saw so…read moremany animals up close. I would absolutely recommend the wild side tour Our tour leader Faith was absolutely amazing.

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    The Wilds - Open Air Safari

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