Camper in Hocking Hills with baby goats!

Wake up in the Hocking Hills and enjoy your morning coffee on a wooden swing overlooking pastures of goats and horses! After breakfast, stroll down to Raccoon Creek, the largest creek in Ohio. You may even see a beaver, deer, or coyotes during your stay. Property is centrally located between Lake Hope and the Hocking Hills State Parks. You will be a short drive away from some of the most amazing views and hikes that can be found in Ohio. The space This rental is a fully furnished camper. The camper has a very comfortable king bed in the main bedroom with luxury sheets. The bedroom also has a large closet and dresser. The bathroom has a stand up shower, toilet, and vanity and sink. In the kitchen, you will find a large refrigerator, propane stove, microwave, coffee pot, toaster, cookware, cutlery, serving dishes, and plates and bowls. There is also a gas grill for your use outside of the camper. The kitchen has an island with seating for two guests. There is also a separate dining room in the back of the camper. The dining room also has a mini fridge. The living room has a couch, electric fireplace, TV, DVD player and a collection of DVDs and board games. The camper is on a 30 acre property that crosses Raccoon Creek. The property is mostly wooded, but the camper is located closer to the pastures that contain goats and horses. The property is centrally located between Lake Hope State Park and the Hocking Hills State Parks. We are only 10 miles from the Lake Hope Lodge, 12 miles from Ash Cave, 16 miles from Old Man's Cave, and 13 miles from Le Petit Chevalier Winery. We are also only 18 miles from Ohio University and Athens, Ohio. The closest town is Nelsonville, where you can hop on the bike path that runs along the Hocking River, take a ride on the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, or catch a show at Stuart's Opera House. Guest access The entire camper is available for guests to use. Guests can also walk the property along the creek and the woods. If guests would like, we can also arrange for them to pet and feed the goats during their stay. In the spring and summer months, we have baby goats as well! Guests are not allowed to enter the livestock pastures unaccompanied. Other things to note You will be out in the country with no cell service. At this time, there is no wifi to the camper. The camper is easy to find and easy to access on a main state route, but plan accordingly and download Google maps to work offline before your arrival. There is a gravel driveway to the camper. The driveway is on a hill but is easily accessible with smaller two-wheel drive vehicles.