A Chillicothe landmark. Right by the highway and the commercial strip. Big, with an event space…read moreI've been in for wedding receptions, very pleasant. We might have stayed here before, but we have family in town so we generally stay with them. But we didn't want to overwhelm them this time so stayed over here. Super service. They weren't very full last night, but I bet they will be tonight for the holiday. Pool is right up front, and we went in for a bit. No screaming kids. Rooms are small but nicely appointed. Fridge, microwave, decent TV. Comfy beds. Muted road noise, because you are right beside the highway. Fairly loud hallway noise, not bad on an emtpyish night but probably annoying when it's busy. Small bathroom, just the tub and toilet. Sink and mirror in room. Good enough for a short stay with a couple people. No extra outlets or USBs. Well, two outlets on the bedside lamp. Reasonable prices. Free wifi, seems a little weak though. Small free breakfast, nothing special. I'm sure we'll be back.

The pool was nice and warm. The hot tub was nice also. The property was clean. There was a bunch…read moreof food options within a 5 minute drive also.

Best little get away cabin! So so peaceful. Beautiful views. The owners take great care of this…read morecabin. It's super clean. All the little touches make it even more special. Very reasonably priced. We've stayed here before and will definitely be back!

Unbelievably comfortable, peaceful, and relaxing…read more The experience here is unlike most other cabin/B&Bs in that you will be the only guests. So if you are looking to truly unplug and wake up overlooking acres of beautiful Ohio farmland, this is the place for you. I was immediately impressed with the attention to detail and quality construction of the cabin. Since it is a relatively new build it is well-appointed with upgraded appliances throughout. The fireplace (gas) that dominates the central sitting area not only sets a comforting mood, but puts out a good amount of heat. Additionally there is a walk in tile, multi-head shower that would be at home in any five star resort. The cabin also has an oversized whirlpool tub to truly unwind in. The owner has placed locally made soaps at the tub and sink. There is a kitchenette that is really equipped like a full-sized kitchen. The large refrigerator, toaster oven, microwave, coffee maker, and complete assortment of dishes and utensils easily facilitates meal prep. There is also a grill, picnic table, and fire pit out front. If you plan your stay correctly, you may never have to leave the cabin. Two things really stood out to me about this property: One, it is impeccably clean. Two, all the extras that are the mark of a well-run getaway. The owner left a bottle of wine and delicious tray of pastries from a local bakery out to welcome us to the cabin. The owner also stocks the bathroom area with hygiene and convenience items in the event you forget yours. If you are looking for a unique couples getaway, you have to book a weekend here.

Outstanding. The hosts went out of their way to make our stay perfect. We hope to stay there again…read moresoon.

My wife planned a surprise 2 day/1 night getaway for us and what a nice surprise it turned out to…read morebe. We wanted a place close to several Southern Ohio Points of Interest and it is very well located to Hillsboro, Bainbridge, Pike Lake State Park, Rocky Fork and Paint Creek. When we arrived, we were greeted by Jane & Doug - the proprietors. We immediately felt at home and loved the whole place. We stayed in the Rose Room, which was great. The room was comfortable, large and the bathroom was nice too with a great shower! We spent time with Jane & Doug talking and learning about their farm and getting a tour of the entire house Doug has built for them - what an amazing talent he has for woodwork. It was interesting to learn that the wood used in the house from trim to floors came from trees on the property - most of the wood had never left the farm. The house has tons of room for much larger groups and I could see us taking other family & friends for a weekend getaway in the future. We walked the property, which was really beautiful and even got to go on a golf cart ride a couple of times. There were homemade chocolate chip cookies and milk in the evening and in the morning Jane made us a true farm style breakfast that included coffee, orange juice, eggs, sausage, stewed apples and homemade scones - YUM! One other treasure is Luke, their 4 year old Golden Retriever, he only added to the warmth of the experience at this secluded getaway. My wife and I have travelled all over the country and stayed in dozens of places during our 22 years together and I can say on behalf of both of us, this place is a treasure if you are looking to get away, relax and meet some very nice people. You can visit or disappear to a cozy chair and read a book or take a nap - the experience can be whatever you decide to make it. We left feeling like we'd known them for years. Thank you Jane & Doug for a wonderful visit, we hope to see you again in the not too distant future.

We spent the weekend at the Back 40 cabin and wish we had more time to enjoy all of the extras of…read morethis wonderful venue. From the construction details (too many to note), to immediate access to nature and spectacular views, to the hot tub and outdoor push-button grill, this place is worth the cost and effort to "get there". Perfect for anniversaries, adult get-aways, and an opportunity to commune with nature. Definitely hope to go back in the near future.

This was an amazing getaway. I used my couple of days at Gobbler's Knob cabin where I truly enjoyed…read morethe hot tub, hiking, meditating, fire pit and relaxation! I will definitely be back. This cabin's decor was so unique. Thanks Erin!

This campground is beautiful and the office employee was very nice. We are just here for an…read moreovernight stay but they accommodated us with a site where we didn't have to unhook. Nice, clean bathrooms and showers. Great halfway point between VA and M

When we checked in manager wouldn't accept our Good Sam number because we didn't have the actual…read morecard and we have traveled all the way from Ca. using that number at every park. When we went to pay our balance she said they don't accept credit cards, cash or check only. What business today doesn't accept credit cards?? Good thing we had some cash stashed away for emergency. Our site was terrible you had to drive through a field to get to it and the site had large crushed stones so big I thought we might get a flat tire and when we layed out our patio carpet the stones were so sharp you couldn't walk on the carpet or set chairs on the carpet. Water pressure was so low we had hard time taking shower. Park is mostly full time residents not many sites available for travelers. We were put between two full time residents who left for work at 5:00 AM and started up their trucks every morning before they left and let them run for 15 minutes to warm up and they woke us up every day. Park has no amenities, not taken care of very well, never saw anybody even mowing the whole week we were here. Stay clear of this place unless you have no other choice and bring cash

Place is amazing. Family owned. Members are super nice also. Weekdays are quite with lots to do…read moreduring the week. Cabins are basic but have everything you need to be comfortable. Beds are comfy. Cafe serves food on the weekends and is affordable & delicious. Worth a visit. We came here for our first time nude and this place is why we are booked to the lifestyle

The good is that the hike through the beautiful woods was great, and the pool area well kept. The…read morepool table area needs improvement. I really enjoyed my hike.

Scioto Trail State park has become one of our favorites after only our second camping adventure…read morethere. It's the perfect distance from Columbus to make it a doable drive after work on a Friday so that we're able to set up camp before too late in the evening. It's also just enough topography to help you forget for a moment that you're in relatively flat Ohio. (I know I mentioned the forestry service/state forest roads in my previous review but they are well worth the drive in the fall. Especially this fall where the cold snap in September lead to gorgeous colors.) On this past adventure, while it was exceedingly rainy, we still found time to take a hike. We walked around the lake which was lovely as most of the maples still had their leaves. Hiked the Friendship Trail which picks up in the offshoot of the campground and ends on the road at the end of the activities field. We also hiked part of the Church Hollow trail which made for some great mushroom finds. I even saw my first ever wild yam plant (identified later as there is NO cell service within the campground area)! We were pretty much self contained camping, in the same spot as last time. I recommend checking out the sites on the off shoot of the campground. The sites are a bit wider and most of the sites are shaded. I visited the pit toilets once when we first arrived and found them to be clean as far as Ohio state park pit toilets go. They weren't being sanitized at the same rate they were a couple of months ago however, I am sure they are used far less when it starts to get chilly and more and more campers are in RVs.

What a beautiful state park. Drive by the entrance off 23 while on a foodie road trip and decided…read morewe'd stop by on our way back home. Glad we did, the park is so pretty. Curvy roads, lots of trails and an absolute win for us as it they were having their Halloween event at the campgrounds so got to stop, talk to some of the nicest folks and check out the decorated campgrounds. Lots of space for campers left which surprised me but the park is a bit off the beaten path here in beautiful Ohio. My favorite part was climbing up the old watch tower. The top isn't open to get in to the box at top but high enough to have a lovely view of the countryside.

Appearance of the location and lobby caused a little trepidation about staying there, but the room…read morewas freshly remodeled. Beds very comfortable. We felt like we had won the bargain price lottery. We walked after dark to North Paint street for dinner, and it turns out the area was not as sketchy as initial impressions. Coffee in the lobby, but no breakfast. But it's right next door to a McDucks, if that's your thing. The only minor complaint is noise from the busy street, so I suggest you ask for a room on the back side if available.

Filthy floor in room 49. Very small bathroom. Convenient location. Skimpy services. Good tvread more