The Hocking Hills, from our driveway
Notes we keep for our own guests: measured drive times, the places we eat, and what's worth the trip. Nothing here links out to a tourism board; it's what we know.
Staying well
Hosting a holiday at the cabin
The serving platters, bowl set, and roaster stocked at Sleepy Bear Lodge for holiday dinners for ten — and the campfire books on the mantle for after.
Things to do
Shopping around Logan
Antiques, Amish furniture, a craft gallery in a 150-year-old log cabin, a wind chime shop, and where to get groceries — the hosts' list for the Hocking Hills.
Staying well
Traveling with little ones
The Pack 'n Play, high chair, kids' dinnerware, bedtime books, and nightlight we keep at Sleepy Bear Lodge at no extra charge — and how to set up the play yard.
Getting around
Minutes from the cabin
Every drive time we measured from the driveway at Sleepy Bear Lodge — trails, caves, lakes, the winery, the astronomy park, and town.
Where to eat
Where we actually eat
The hosts' own picks around Logan and South Bloomingville — pizza, barbecue, a converted car dealership, and the closest good coffee to the cabin.