KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
From Columbus, Ohio:
1. Take U.S. Route 33 East through Lancaster.
2. Continue on U.S. 33 East to Logan, Ohio.
3. Take the exit for State Route 664 South.
4. Turn right onto State Route 664 South.
5. After approximately 0.5 miles, turn right onto Lake Logan Road.
6. Continue for about 1 mile; the destination will be on your right.
From Cincinnati, Ohio:
1. Take I-71 North toward Columbus.
2. Take the exit for State Route 56 East through Mt. Sterling.
3. Continue on State Route 56 East through Circleville and Laurelville to South Bloomingville, Ohio.
4. In South Bloomingville, take State Route 664 North approximately 4 miles to the park.
From Cleveland, Ohio:
1. Take I-71 South to Columbus.
2. Take I-270 East toward Wheeling, WV, to U.S. 33 East (Lancaster Exit).
3. Travel East to Logan, and exit onto State Route 664 South.
From Toledo, Ohio:
1. Take I-75 South to Findlay.
2. Get on State Route 23 to Columbus.
3. Take I-270 East toward Wheeling to U.S. 33 East (Lancaster Exit).
4. Travel East to Logan, and exit onto State Route 664 South.
Nestled in the heart of southeastern Ohio, just minutes off the highway, Lake Logan KOA Journey is the perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Located near Logan, Ohio, this campground provides easy access to some of the region’s most breathtaking natural attractions, including Old Man’s Cave, Ash Cave, Rockhouse, and a variety of other stunning hiking trails that make Hocking Hills a premier outdoor destination. Whether you want to relax by Lake Logan, take the 6 mile Grandma Gatewood Trail, or sip some local wines at the Hocking Hills Winery, there really is something for everyone here!
Rock House is unique in the Hocking Hills' region, as it is the only true cave in the park. It is a tunnel-like corridor situated midway up a 150-foot cliff of Blackhand sandstone. This House of Rock has a ceiling 25 feet high while the main corridor is 200 feet long and 20 to 30 feet wide. The cavern was eroded out of the middle zone of the Blackhand sandstone. The resistant upper zone forms the roof and the lower zone forms the floor. Water leaking through a horizontal joint running parallel to the cliff face caused the hollowing of the corridor. This main joint or crack is very visible in the ceiling of the Rock House. A small series of joints run north to south at right angles to the main joint.
Rock House
Logan, OH 43138
Hocking Hills newest hiking trail, Whispering Cave, offers visitors a slightly more challenging hike than other parks in the area. If you are up for incline/decline hiking, you will not be dissapointed by the gorgeous views at the end of the trail. After a brisk 0.8 miles, you will arrive at Whispering Cave, boasting a 300 foot wide recess cave and a waterfall that is over 100 feet tall.
Whispering Cave
logan, OH 43138
If one were to venture down the Lower Gorge of Old Man's Cave, you would eventually enter the picturesque valley of Queer Creek. At the point where Old Man's Creek merges with Queer Creek, the trail takes an abrupt turn east and enters this new valley. The trail leading to Cedar Falls passes through the most austere area in Hocking Hills. This remote, primitive chasm is laden with hemlock and bound by steep rock walls and their accompanying grottos and waterfalls. It is a wild and lonely but spectacularly beautiful place.
cedar falls
Logan, OH 43138-9179
In the southernmost reaches of Hocking Hills is Ash Cave - beyond doubt the most spectacular feature of the entire park. Ash Cave is the largest, most impressive recess cave in the state. The approach to Ash Cave is through a narrow gorge lined with stately hemlocks, massive beech trees and various other hardwoods. The valley floor offers brilliant displays of wildflowers in the all seasons including large flowered trillium, Dutchman's breeches, trout lily, Jack-in-the Pulpit and jewelweed. The narrow gorge is approximately one-fourth mile in length and with astonishing suddenness gives way to the tremendous overhanging ledge and cave shelter.
Ash Cave
Logan, OH 43138
The erosion caused by Buck Run accounts for the deep valley, steep cliffs and rock shelter under the cliff. Approaching the rock shelter, the trail winds its way through narrow passageways caused by large slump blocks that have fallen away from the main cliff. The most narrow passage has been sarcastically named Fat Woman's Squeeze. Unique to the Cantwell region is the limited amount of cross-bedding in the middle zone of the Blackhand. Usually the middle zone is extremely cross-bedded but only slightly in the Cantwell area. Another feature is the number of concretions that occur on the cliff face. Concretions occur where the cementing agent, iron oxide, has been concentrated to such an extent that the sandstone has been discolored to a dark reddish-brown.
Cantwell Cliffs
logan, OH 43138
The most known trail in the area! Old Mans Cave is one of Ohio's most renowned trails and areas to explore. The upper and lower falls attract more than 5 million visitors each year and bring many different people from the surrounding states and more!
Hop into the visitors center to chat with a park ranger, gather information about the Appalachian region, and maybe even grab a souvenir! Old Mans Cave really has something for everyone when it comes to tourists. You can explore the cave in just a few steps, or take the 6 mile grandma gatewood trail and explore what the region is all about!
ST. R 664
Logan, OH 43138
Conkle's Hollow, situated off S.R. 374 on Big Pine Road is a rugged, rocky gorge - considered one of the deepest in Ohio. The valley floor is a veritable wilderness covered by a profusion of ferns and wildflowers while hemlock, birch and other hardwood tower overhead. The growth is so thick in places that little or no sunlight reaches the deep valley floor.
conkles hollow
logan, OH 43138
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