*Perfect place to re unite with family CANT WAIT TO COME BACK…read more My wife and I reside in north jersey and we searched at length for the perfect location that was midway between Ohio and New Jersey and our cabin at CFTHC was the perfect spot. "Hidden Oaks" was the perfect fit for the combined families (My wife and I + My sister and brother in law and their 2 year old twin girls and 7 year old son plus the fact that my sister in law is 8 months pregnant so we are a tough group with multiple needs. Hidden Oaks was roomy and comfortable, offering both families their own space in addition to excellent common areas which made relaxing by the fire, watching a movie, or just sitting on the back porch swing watching the snow fall with all of us together and laughing a weekend to remember, and well worth the price. We were delayed in NJ in midst of a snowstorm so we arrived after midnight and the staff had a key waiting as well as a map to the cabin which we found easily. Every one we met couldn't have been nicer. My advice would be to review the list of what they recommend to bring. The cabin had everything we needed pots, pans, cork screw, wine glasses etc....we are already planning our trip back in a couple months. Great people,Great place, great time, great price.

We stayed in Douglas fir cabin. It was clean, but not very comfortable. There's no pantry space…read moreif you do bring groceries. No air conditioning makes this cabin a little too humid and so nothing dries inside (like your hair). The lighting is poor, with dim yellow light bulbs. Also it is very dog friendly here. The floor, bedding and curtains had plenty of pet hair. Investing a couple hundred bucks and a little more TLC could make a huge difference.

Another great visit to cook forest in the books!!! I grew up, coming to cook forest and fall in…read morelove again every time I visit. The fire tower is an absolute must, and although there are trails to take to reach the fire tower, I love the drive through the forest, the best. Since many are visiting the fire tower along with Seneca point I always try and visit earlier in the mornings when there's not a lot of people. I also am a fan of the lodging in the area. The cabins (River & McBeth) are very affordable & comfortable and sometimes we even stay nearby in Brookville. A lot to book up fast but they do have availability from time to time so even if its last minute, still check their websites. The sawmill is so fun to shop at as well as Parkers Indian trading Post. We love Cook Forest & will always return!!

I love visiting Cook Forest State Park! If you enjoy being outdoors, this is a place you should add…read moreto your bucket list. There is truly something here for everyone. If you're the hiking type, there are 52 miles of trails to explore. If you're a birder, you'll definitely want to grab your binoculars and check out different parts of the park, as numerous birds inhabit the forest. If you prefer spending a day on the water, you can go swimming in the Clarion River, as well as rent kayaks, canoes, and river tubes. It's not hard to find a good spot to fish, and in the winter you can also enjoy cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, sledding, and ice-skating. In my case, Cook Forest is just a couple of hours away - a day trip isn't out of the question. Still, it's so much nicer to spend an entire weekend in this beautiful place. Fortunately, that's pretty easy to do! Campgrounds and log cabins alike are available within the park. The cabins are very popular, but have no fear: there are hotels within driving distance of the park as well. Do keep in mind that cell service is not guaranteed here; this is totally OK in my book, but it does mean that having a rough idea of where you'll be driving is essential. Grab a map or write down some directions from Google Maps - then go forth and enjoy your time in this beautiful place!

Stopped in to Mama Doe's restaurant at the Shiloh Resort in Clarington, PA (SR 36) just south of…read moreCook Forest State Park. First of let me tell you it is tucked in of the road. We went for the breakfast buffet. The restaurant is in the center of The Shiloh Resort campground. When we arrived (Saturday @ 11:00 am) there was an empty parking lot and only one other table seated. Now I was a little worried. Mid July and only one other table, what gives? I am normally the one to try and support mom and pops but I was a little apprehensive. We decided to take a chance at $6.95 it was worth a shot. And I am so glad we did. Mama Doe greeted us immediately with a warm smile. Everyone was very attentive. I loved the fact that they didn't load up the buffet pans to let items sit. Everything came out fresh. The Buffet Scrambled eggs or scrambled eggs with peppers onion cheese and tomato (and a hint of curry if I'm not mistaken), those eggs were delicious. Next sliced potato home fries with onion, perfectly browned. Thin sliced bacon (I like mine thicker, but it was ok) and savory sausage links browned to perfection). Thick sliced French toast, this was sweet with a touch of nutmeg I believe. I hope I am not giving away Mama Doe's secrets. Pancakes were light and fluffy. The biscuits were fresh and warm. The sausage gravy was ok, I prefer crumbled sausage. After breakfast, we struck up a conversation with Ray and Doe and the other patrons. Ray & Doe told us about the history of the resort. Then offered a tour of the place. It is a beautiful campground with a chapel, restaurant, main lodge, cabins, and camping areas. Right between Cook Forest State Park and Clear Creek State Park. I know we will be visiting again.

I've been coming here for years and I look forward to the trip each time. Delicious Italian food,…read morebest pies in the forest, and a wonderful breakfast menu are just the beginning. If you have a chance to talk to the owners you'll find what a sweet couple they are. Note: the restaurant is not always open Monday and Tuesday, so check hours before you go. But if you go, prepare to have a wonderful meal! It's off the beaten path, and to me, adds to the charm of Cook Forest as a whole.

Been coming here most of my life. I made an extremely disappointing discovery this weekend:…read more They have a partnership with Devil's BBQ in Brooksville Pa. I feel this is a very important piece of information for anyone who is deciding whether or not to spend their money here. When I saw the sign on the road I guess I thought it was just a generic bbq sign. I didn't recognize the logo. After walking around a bit it just seemed familiar but I couldn't place it. When I tried to engage with the clerk they definitely dodged all my questions. They don't operate the restaurant attached to the store/gas station/cabins. They just let them operate there. Definitely a big disappointment that they're sharing space. When I decide where to spend my money I take honestly and transparency into account. They're hoping the world forgot. They want to serve food at the location but not have to deal with the food service aspect. They want all the traffic that comes with that but none of the stain of the reputation. Nope. I will no longer book any cabins or make any other purchases at the store or gas station as long as they are leasing space and profiting from this other business. Any attempt to bully me to take this review down will only be taken to social media in a big way.

I absolutely love this place. Our cabin being on the river made the stay much better. The cabin is…read moreso cool. I love how it is set up. The beds aren't comfortable, but I mean really???? What can one expect? The store is cute and has a little bit of whatever you need. Also, if u need anything, they are more than willing to get it for you.

We had a really good time. There are many things to do, and the staff were very friendly and kind…read more Jordyn especially was very helpful, and kind. She always had a smile on her face, even dealing with the grumpy and mean people over petty things I recommend Fore Fun too. It is well managed and the staff friendly.

Campground owner, Mark is miserable and rude. Several points of contact throughout the weekend…read moreproved he had no interest in speaking with us or making sure we were having a good time. Instead he made sure to ruin our time by kicking out 1 family of 7 that were there bc their teenagers upset him over a game. Hook ups are also inconvienently placed about 25 yards away from site. Cable didn't work. Breakers consistently popping. Wifi would continually kick you off. Won't be back.

Jess and Eddie are the heart and soul of this place. They are absolutely amazing and made our stay…read morejust as amazing. They were involved in EVERYTHING and you can tell they love what they do and care about the guests. We loved it so much, we are now seasonal.

As of 2025 it's no longer family owned Corporation bought it and they give 0 cares about the people…read morewho have permanent sites rates went through the roof over $1,200 increase and nothing to show for it as they promised but if u want to become an elite member they will throw u a bbq party but only elite members allowed they r greedy only care about money and not the people paying to have those spots half the place is empty now due to them being greedy

This place is nice. The ATV m bikes as mentioned before rules have changed. They r mo longer…read morepermitted to ride thought the park, there's a place back behind the park they can ride. Rich is awesome and trustworthy. Lot fees are not bad and the people are all nice.

We have had a permanent site for 3 years now. Each year there is more and more growth in this…read morepark. A major down side to this park is it is noisy due to all the motorized bikes and atv's that ride around from sun up to well past sun down. Kids of all ages that are not monitored by parents and are allowed to ride on the same for roads as park traffic. If you are looking to enjoy some peace and quiet go during the week. Weekends are busy, noisy and anything but quiet.

I think this must be the gold standard of Horse Glamping! The owners are above and beyond careful…read morein the upkeep of their property and provide every amenity that you will need to be comfortable with your horse. I wish I could give this gem 6 stars. Trails right from the farm including a 2 mile loop that is marked with arrows and numbers to get you started. Beautiful part of PA. As Sharon called it "The Mecca for Trail Riding".

Beautiful accommodations, wonderful trails, extremely thoughtful host. I enjoy myself every time I…read morego.