Hocking Hills State Park - Logan, OH - Ohio State Parks

Reserve a Picnic Shelter
Five picnic shelters are available for reservation, one at each of Old Man's Cave, Ash Cave, Rock House, Cedar Falls, and Cantwell Cliffs. Reserve online or by calling (866) 644-6727.

Camping
156 electric sites, with 20, 30 or 50 amp electric
13 non-electric sites
Each site has a paved pad and can accommodate up to a 50' unit
Heated showers
Flush toilets
Laundry facility
Dump station
Camp store
Swimming pool for registered campers
Playgrounds
Volleyball court and horse shoe pit
Tent-only group camps are available by reservation - 30 walk-in family sites with pit latrines

Cabins
40 gas-heated, air-conditioned, family housekeeping cabins sleep up to six persons
Each cabin has two bedrooms
Living room
Bath with a shower
Gas-burning fireplace
Complete kitchen including microwave
Dining area
Screened porch

Camper Cabins
3 Camper Cabins equipped with cots and bench beds, a cooler, stove and camp light
Available May through October

Archery
An archery range with 5 static targets and 22 3-D targets is open from daylight until dark year-round.

Fishing
Fishing is allowed at the 17-acre Rose Lake. Access is off of State Route 374 via a 1/2-mile hiking trail. A valid Ohio fishing license is required.

Hunting
Hunting is allowed in designated areas of the park and is allowed at the adjacent Hocking State Forest. A valid Ohio hunting license is required.

Picnicking
Five picnic areas with tables, grills, latrines and drinking water are located at each of the recess caves. Five shelter houses are available at Old Man’s Cave, Ash Cave, Rock House, Cedar Falls and Cantwell Cliffs. Reservations may be made online or by calling 866-OHIOPARKS.
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Rock House
Cedar Falls
Cantwell Cliffs
Picnic shelters can be reserved online or by calling (866) 644-6727.
All 5 picnic areas are "Carry In/Carry Out" areas. No trash cans are available. Please bring trash bags with you.

Trails
There are miles of hiking trails located throughout the park and adjacent state forest. These trails are beautiful as well as potentially dangerous: Caution and common sense are necessary. Young children should be closely supervised. All visitors must remain on the marked trails at all times.
Ash Cave Gorge - 1/4 mile - Easy - Handicap Accessible
Ash Cave Rim - 1/2 mile - Moderate
Cantwell Cliffs - 1 mile - Difficult
Cedar Falls - 1/2 mile - Moderate
Conkles Hollow - 1 mile - Easy - Handicap Accessible
Conkles Hollow Rim - 2.5 miles - Moderate
Hemlock Bridge Trail - 1 mile - Moderate
Old Man's Cave - 1 mile - Moderate
Rock House - 1/2 mile - Moderate
Whispering Cave Trail - 1/2 mile - Easy
Buckeye Trail - 6 miles through the park - Moderate

Mountain bike trails:
Purple Trail Loop - 2 miles - Moderate
Orange Trail Loop - 2 miles - Difficult
Thirty-three miles of bridle trail are located in the adjacent state forest. The system, one of the most popular riding destinations in Ohio, is available to riders with their own mounts.

Winter Recreation
Under the proper conditions, park visitors can enjoy ice fishing, and enjoy the icy splendors of winter during the colder months. One such popular event is the the annual Winter Hike. Typically held in January, this hike has been celebrated for over 50 years.

More to Do
Special events and nature programs are offered year round
Visitor center at Old Man's cave features interesting displays and a gift shop
Rock climbing/rappelling area is available in the adjacent 9,238-acre Hocking State Forest