Séjour à la ferme à Ohio, États-Unis
12 voyageurs · 5 chambres · 2 baignoires
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Les clients adorent cet hébergementLes clients donnent une excellente note à cet établissement
Idéal pour les animaux de compagnieAmenez tous vos amis et votre famille, même les amis à poils
Prix raisonnable pour cet endroitPrix inférieur à la moyenne de la région
À propos de cette location de vacances
Whether it's the rich early-American history, or the scenic beauty of the Appalachian foothills, The Homestead is the best place to start your adventure into the Hocking Hills!
While the 23 acre farm itself dates back to the late Civil War Era, The Homestead is an updated farmhouse, at the front of the property, that still holds quirky and charming reminders of its approximately 150+ years on the farm. The Homestead also sits alongside the John Hunt Morgan Heritage Trail, the route Confederate Brigadier General Morgan took during his raid on Southern OH.
With it's rolling pastures, petite orchard and grapevines, and the staple white picket fence, it's too easy to get lost in a daydream on the screened-in back porch.
The fenced in area is a great place for your family pet to run, and the shared trails and seasonal pond are a great place to kill time. In the evenings, you can unwind by the fire ring out back, or relax in the hot tub on the patio.
The Homestead is also centrally located to everything the Hocking Hills region has to offer!
Ash Cave/Hocking Hills State Park - 24 min (17mi)
Nelsonville - 10 min (6.5mi)
Lake Hope State Park and Dining Lodge - 10 min (7.2mi)
Uncle Buck's Riding Stable and Dance Barn - 20 min (12.4mi)
Historic Moonville Tunnel - 19 min (10.7mi)
Athens (Home of Ohio University) - 26 min (16mi)
**PET FEE: $40 Pet Fee. 2 Dogs maximum/no cats please.
**ADDITIONAL GUEST FEE: Base Rate is for 2-6 Guests. Additional guest fee is $20/guest/night after 6 guests.
** NO PARTIES / NO CONFETTI
While the 23 acre farm itself dates back to the late Civil War Era, The Homestead is an updated farmhouse, at the front of the property, that still holds quirky and charming reminders of its approximately 150+ years on the farm. The Homestead also sits alongside the John Hunt Morgan Heritage Trail, the route Confederate Brigadier General Morgan took during his raid on Southern OH.
With it's rolling pastures, petite orchard and grapevines, and the staple white picket fence, it's too easy to get lost in a daydream on the screened-in back porch.
The fenced in area is a great place for your family pet to run, and the shared trails and seasonal pond are a great place to kill time. In the evenings, you can unwind by the fire ring out back, or relax in the hot tub on the patio.
The Homestead is also centrally located to everything the Hocking Hills region has to offer!
Ash Cave/Hocking Hills State Park - 24 min (17mi)
Nelsonville - 10 min (6.5mi)
Lake Hope State Park and Dining Lodge - 10 min (7.2mi)
Uncle Buck's Riding Stable and Dance Barn - 20 min (12.4mi)
Historic Moonville Tunnel - 19 min (10.7mi)
Athens (Home of Ohio University) - 26 min (16mi)
**PET FEE: $40 Pet Fee. 2 Dogs maximum/no cats please.
**ADDITIONAL GUEST FEE: Base Rate is for 2-6 Guests. Additional guest fee is $20/guest/night after 6 guests.
** NO PARTIES / NO CONFETTI
Équipements
Non fumeur
Animaux de compagnie acceptés
Adapté aux familles
Carte de Ohio, États-Unis
Avis et évaluations
10 / 10Remarquable·juill. 2026
This place is super cute and charming. The use of the space is creative and makes it usable for the whole family. We loved the whole stay. Great hottub, great laundry, good kitchen, soft and cozy beds, and abundant towels. Clean and easy. Great property. Definitely a perfect place to stay for a relaxing weekend, or drive in an hike all of hocking hills or the other parks and forests. Good wifi too! Responsive hosts and amazing place.
8 / 10Excellent·juill. 2026
Lots of space. Close in proximity to Hocking Hills State Park. Rustic setting provided for a nice traveling experience off the beaten path. Plenty of room for sleeping arrangements and parking. We enjoyed our stay!
8 / 10Excellent·juill. 2026
Nicely decorated and maintained old Farm old. The hosts were pleasant and available for questions. The unperceived downside was that access to two of the four bedrooms required going through at least one other bedroom!
6 / 10Moyenne·nov. 2025
Septic exhaust/sewer gas We had an overall ok time. There was a terrible stench coming from the back bathroom anytime we flushed the toilet or ran the shower. We also live in the country and are on a septic so we know that smell. It seemed the septic exhaust or sewer gas was so not being ventilated properly. I didn't see any other reviews mentioning it so it may just have happened? We couldn't figure out how to adjust the heat in the house. It was set to 63 (it was pretty chilly that weekend). We tried everything and adjusted the temp but it never changed. My husband lit the wood stove instead and we were ok. The hot tub was ok, it needed some water but there was no chlorine crystals in the house like the directions had called for. We even went to the store in town but no such luck finding anything. We did use it but not as much as I had anticipated. Good family time, we didn't go anywhere besides the store. Everything else was fine. We liked the old house and the property.
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"This place is super cute and charming. The use of the space is creative and makes it usable for the whole family. We loved the whole stay. Great hottub, great laundry, good kitchen, soft and coz..."
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