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Logan places to stay

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Top-rated places to stay in Logan

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Cabin in Logan
Hillside Hideaway #countryconvenience
This cozy cabin in the woods offers a romantic ambiance or great family fun. Conveniently located, it is less than a mile to Lake Logan, a Brewery, and Millstone BBQ. 11 miles to Hocking Hills State Park, and 5 to Zip-lining. 2 miles to antique shopping, canoe rentals, Walmart, and many other attractions. It is perfect for those who appreciate the sights/sounds of nature, but still want the convenience of being close to civilization. #countryconvience. All are welcome no matter our differences!!
$148 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Log Cabin in the heart of Hocking Hills!
Located in the heart of the Hocking Hills region, 7.1 miles from Old Man's Cave. Drive down a wooded gravel road to this beautiful cabin. It is located on 10 acres, at the top of a hillside. Spacious, cozy, with vaulted ceilings and a double-sided fireplace. Enjoy coffee on the porch while listening to the birds and in the evening take a dip in the hot tub. Fully furnished with anything you may need - such as a big screen TV, propane grill, fire pit, fully stocked kitchen, towels, etc. No Pets.
$162 per night
Superhost
Home in Logan
Natures Crest Retreat, Hocking Hills
10/29/22 The gravel driveway has been paved. Welcome to Natures Crest Retreat! This property is on the very top of a hill with complete privacy in the beautiful Hocking Hills less than 2 miles from Boch Hollow Nature Preserve. Natures Crest Retreat offers two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Enjoy a soak in the Jacuzzi hot tub, hang out by the fire pit or relax on the porch swing you are going to love this secluded retreat.
$236 per night

Stay near Logan's top sights

Millstone Southern Smoked BBQ94 locals recommend
Lake Logan Marina21 locals recommend
Olde Dutch33 locals recommend
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery80 locals recommend
Pizza Crossing Logan66 locals recommend
Hungry Buffalo47 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Logan

Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Hocking Hills secluded romantic cabin
$161 per night
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Cabin in New Plymouth
Cozy Modern Cottage in the Trees - Hocking Hills
$91 per night
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Tiny home in Logan
The Trillium Tiny House by the Lake
$85 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Hocking Hills Romantic Getaway for Couples
$183 per night
Superhost
Loft in Creola
Chevalier Vineyard - Winery Loft in Hocking Hills
$150 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Hidden Escape - Tiny Home In Hocking Hills
$191 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Secluded cabin in Hocking Hills
$210 per night
Superhost
Cabin in New Plymouth
Cozy cabin with hot tub & firepit
$119 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Secluded Cabin in Hocking Hills!
$200 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
“The Pinnacle”, A Luxury A-frame Treehouse
$306 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Logan
Tiny Modern Cabin | King-Bed | Fire Pit + Hot Tub
$245 per night
Superhost
Cottage in Logan
Meadow Rise Cottage at Hocking Hills
$165 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Logan

Total rentals

120 properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

30 properties have a dedicated workspace

Pet-friendly rentals

50 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

70 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

5.7K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$70 before taxes and fees

Your guide to Logan

Welcome to Logan

Logan is a peaceful, unassuming city of 7,000 on the banks of Ohio’s Hocking River, about 50 miles southeast of Columbus. It’s the chief city of the Hocking Hills region (and, in fact, the only city in the county). It presides over an area of hardwood forests, rolling hills, and several forested parks. The town was established in 1816, and downtown reflects a late-19th-century commercial prosperity, with a mix of two- and three-story brick buildings of varied architectural styles; just beyond are leafy residential neighborhoods with an assortment of stately white clapboard homes. Among the city’s claims to fame: It’s home to the last manufacturer of washboards in the country, and you can snap a selfie in front of the world’s largest washboard, attached to the wall of the factory building.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Logan

The sultry months of summer are the most popular time to visit Logan and the surrounding area. In June, July, and August, temperatures can often hover in the 80s Fahrenheit during the day, cooling into the 60s many evenings. The clement weather coincides with festival season, which includes the annual Washboard Fest on Father’s Day weekend, celebrating the nation’s last washboard manufacturer with food, fun events, and a surfeit of clackety music. In the fall, cool, pleasant weather prevails, and Logan tends to be quieter — although notably less quiet on the first weekend in October, when the annual festival of marching bands is held at Logan High School. If you book one of the area’s vacation rentals for winter, expect occasional snowfall and chilly days, with temperatures often hovering around the freezing mark.


Top things to do in Logan

Lake Logan State Park

Just west of town is Lake Logan State Park, built around a 400-acre reservoir created when a dam was built in 1955. The hardwood forest hosts a range of trails for hiking; check out the Pine Vista Trail, which is just over a mile but offers a loop around the top of a nearby hill that is popular with sledders in winter. Across from the trailhead on the lake’s north shore is a 500-foot swimming beach equipped with restrooms, changing rooms, and drinking water.

Nelsonville

A dozen miles southeast of Logan is Nelsonville, an historic town of 5,000 with a compact arts district that edges the central square. Spend part of a day walking around the town, then head to the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway for a short and nostalgic train ride. Bring a bike and you can explore along the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway, which runs for 21 miles through scenic terrain.

Paul A. Johnson Pencil Sharpener Museum

This extremely focused museum is essentially a shed next to the Hocking Hills visitor’s center. Within it, you’ll find, well, pencil sharpeners — about 3,400 of them. It’s the sort of roadside attraction that dotted the state highways around the nation once upon a time, but have since folded and faded. The odds are you’ll spend only a few minutes here. The odds are also good you’ll spend a lifetime telling friends you once visited a museum of pencil sharpeners in Ohio.

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