Logan, Ohio, unlocks Hocking Hills' wild gorges and waterfalls. Pitch your RV amid 15 parks starting at $36 a night. Base here for day hikes to Old Man's Cave and Cedar Falls, then return to full hookups and campfires.
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Logan thrives as the entry point to Hocking Hills State Park. Hikers tackle the steep stairs at Old Man's Cave. Waterfalls crash at Cedar Falls and Ash Cave. The Hocking River invites kayaks and tubes. Lake Logan State Park draws anglers to its 712 acres. WinterHike Weekend packs trails with snowshoers each January.
Hocking Hills State Park delivers bare-bones sites from $36 nightly for solo explorers craving trail access. Logan / Hocking Hills KOA Holiday suits families with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites starting at $61. Hilltop Resorts and Campgrounds fits big rigs with 50-amp and 30-amp power at $71 to $96 per night. Campbell Cove Campground provides WiFi, showers, 30-amp service, and a dump station from $80 for comfort seekers.
Logan anchors Hocking Hills State Park adventures. Gorges, caves, and waterfalls draw 4 million visitors yearly. Old Man's Cave offers rim trails with 1,000-foot drops. Kayak the Hocking River. Fish 712-acre Lake Logan. Join WinterHike Weekend for guided snow treks in January.
Top spots include Hocking Hills State Park from $36/night, Campbell Cove Campground from $80 with WiFi and showers, and Logan / Hocking Hills KOA Holiday from $61. Hilltop Resorts and Campgrounds range $71 to $96 with 50-amp service. All sit within 10 miles of downtown Logan near Lake Logan Road.
Yes, Hilltop Resorts and Campgrounds and Logan / Hocking Hills KOA Holiday offer 50-amp service. Hilltop also provides 30-amp options at $71 to $96 nightly. KOA adds group sites and WiFi for $61 and up, ideal for larger RVs exploring Hocking Hills trails.