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This Cute 2 Bedroom Bungalow Has Its Own Waterfall Swimming Oasis!

The Cliffs at Hocking Hills recently opened this charming two bedroom bungalow and its nothing short of amazing! This incredible Bungalow is located near the beautiful Hocking Hills State Park and just 45 minutes from Columbus OhioFor more information or to check prices and availability, click here.

Clad inside and out with cedar, large picture windows facing a mature forest view, a deck with a sunken hot tub, and decorated to the same caliber that you’ve seen in our original lodge at The Cliffs.

The bungalows are adjacent to the new Sandstone Falls and the nearly completed Overlook, which is an 800 square foot common area overlooking the falls.

Sitting above the falls is the newly constructed Lookout expected to open in the summer of 2023. The Lookout is an 800 square foot common building with restroom facilities where bungalow guests can take a break from the sun. It is also a great space for guests who have rented all of our bungalows to congregate for a meal. Sandstone Falls and The Lookout are available for all bungalow guests during their stay. At the current time three 2-bedroom bungalows are available, however there are plans to add additional bungalows in the coming years that will have access to these features as well.

For guests inclined to explore The Hocking Hills area there are numerous activities available. The Bungalow’s are just minutes from Cantwell Cliffs and not far from Rock House, Conkle’s Hollow, Old Man’s Cave, and Ash Cave. Many other activities like zip lining, mini golf, horse back riding, canoeing, and fishing are also available nearby.

The Bungalow’s are a perfect place to stay for a family vacation. This is one family vacation you will be talking about for years to come. To book your stay at this amazing bungalow, click here.

For more great lodging options in the area, click here. For the best parks and locations in the area, click here. For a list of nearby activities, click here.

This Epic Vacation Home Has It’s Own Private Lazy River!

The Lazy River Retreat Vacation Home is a place you need to see to believe! The Lazy River Retreat is located in Cypress Texas and is a dream come true for travel enthusiasts. For booking and availability, click here.

The Lazy River Retreat has over two acres of land and a 70,000 gallon pool with lazy river and swim-up bar! There is also a putting green,  stocked fishing pond, two fire pits, covered porches, a car port, covered patio, 43×46 party barn, and so much more!

This gorgeous vacation home can comfortably sleep 10 adults. The home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms with plenty of room for everyone to spread out!
Enjoy cooking in this GOURMET kitchen that includes Decor Appliances, granite counter tops, butcher block island, wine fridge, gas stove top, walk-in pantry, breakfast bar, and pot filler.
This property is perfect for entertaining a large group! Located in Cypress near restaurants and shopping, but still feels private!
Air-conditioned accommodations at this vacation home offer private pools and fireplaces. Rooms open to patios. Accommodations are furnished with dining tables and kitchen islands.

Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations. Smart televisions are featured in guestrooms. Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards.

You will be hard pressed to find a more amazing vacation home, these amenities are just unmatched. The vacation home is located in Cypress. Tomball Museum Center and Lone Star Pinball Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area’s activities can be experienced at Longwood Golf Club and Cypress Lakes Golf Club. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what’s going on at Berry Center, or consider a night out at Sandlewood Manor.

For the best family activities in the area, click here. For the best nearby parks and amazing locations, click here. For more lodging and campgrounds in Texas, click here.

5 Illinois Parks That Are Perfect For A Little Adventure Volume 1

Ferne Clyffe State Park

Ferne Clyffe Falls is said to be the most visited waterfall in Illinois, and for good reason; you can actually walk behind this waterfall! This 2400 acre park has incredible geological features that people have taken notice of for at least the past 100 years.  To visit Ferne Clyffe State Park, drive south on IL-37 from Downtown Goreville. In just 2 minutes, you will arrive at the entrance to the park. For more information, click here.

Apple River Canyon State Park

Apple River Canyon State Park is in the hilly northwest corner of Illinois in Jo Daviess County near the Wisconsin border. Limestone bluffs, deep ravines, springs, streams and wildlife characterize this area. Apple River Canyon State Park is located at 8763 E. Canyon Road in Apple River Illinois. For more information, click here. My favorite activity to enjoy at Apple River Canyon State Park is hiking. The park has five named hiking trails, each varying in in length, and difficulty.  The park was established by the State of Illinois in 1932, and today consisting of 1,907 acres.

Cache River State Natural Area

The Cache River State Natural Area holds onto some of the highest quality aquatic and terrestrial natural communities remaining in Illinois. Wetlands within this area are so important to migratory waterfowl and shorebirds that in 1996 the Ramsar Convention collectively designated them a Wetland of International Importance, only the 19th wetland in the United States to receive the distinction. The site offers a wide array of recreation opportunities, including hiking, biking, canoeing, fishing and seasonal hunting programs. For more information, click here.

Jackson Falls

Jackson Falls is one of the best waterfalls in all of Illinois.  During the 5 mile hike to get to the base of the falls, you can also see two other waterfalls, along a beautiful canyon. During the summer months, Jackson Falls is one of the most popular swimming holes in the state.  But what’s even more stunning is the rocks that surround this area. There are numerous sandstone bluffs and freestanding boulders. The area is also a popular place for rock climbing.  In fact, there are 60 climbing locations to choose from, each about 50-60 feet in height. Jackson Falls is located in Shawnee National Forest at Glen St Falls Rd, Simpson, IL 62985. For more information, click here.

Sylvan Island

Sylvan Island Recreational Park is located on the Mississippi River just off the shore of Moline Illinois. The Island is connected to the mainland and is accessible by a walking bridge! The park is a converted abandoned industrial site, that is still riddled with the remains of the long forgotten Sylvan Steel plant.  While lots of evidence of the plants existence still exists, nature is slowly devouring the remaining ruins. The park is located on 2nd street and 1st avenue in Moline. For years the Island sat abandoned, and was a popular spot for fishermen, and bird watchers. Now the island is officially open to the public, and is once again making a big impact in the community. Sylvan Island has a total acreage of 37 acres, with 1.24 miles of trails both circling the Island and winding throughout. The park is open daily, year round from 6 am until sunset. For more information, click here.

For more of the best parks and amazing locations in Illinois, click here. For the best lodging and campgrounds, click here. For nearby family activities, click here.

Enjoy An Epic SUP Adventure Through Beautiful Ozark Country

Enjoy an incredible SUP adventure in beautiful Eureka Springs Arkansas. For more information or to book your tour, click here.

Get ready for a day of summer fun on the water in Eureka Springs.  The adventure takes place on the scenic Beaver Lake in Northwest Arkansas.

This is a perfect adventure the entire family will love! Tours last approximately two hours of paddling and swimming and will take you past limestone bluffs, waterfalls, and through waterways to become one with nature. This is a great family-friendly activity that doesn’t require any prior SUP experience to join.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love this family friendly experience! This is a great way to reconnect and enjoy the great outdoors. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

For more great family activities in the area, click here. For nearby lodging and campgrounds, click here. For the best parks and amazing locations, click here.

This Sunset Kayak Trip To The Bat Cave Is An Epic Experience

This epic kayak adventure is one of the top rated tours in all of Tennessee according to trip advisor! This adventure takes guests out on beautiful Nickajack Lake in South Pittsburg Tennessee. For more information or to book this amazing experience, click here.

This epic kayak trip last two hours and starts at 7:30 pm. The trip is a 3-mile leisurely paddle around the lake, and no experience is necessary. All guests must be at least 7 years old and weigh at least 50 pounds.

The highlight of the tour is the arrival at the Nickajack Bat Cave. Just in time to take in the thrill as thousands of bats leave the cave at dusk. Join us to see endangered grey bats begin their nightly hunt for insects! The Nickajack Bat Cave and Wildlife Refuge in the Tennessee River is the summer roost for up to 100,000 of these animals.

These tours run from March through the second week in October. During the paddle you may see a variety of osprey and bald eagles.

Bring your binoculars and enjoy the sights on this bat cave kayak tour. This trip is a fun way to meet new friends or get your old friends off of the couch to try something new. Tours are as much educational as they are adventurous.

This is fun the entire family will enjoy! The kayak trip takes place lakeside on Mapleview Road in  South Pittsburg Tennessee. You can view the location on Goggle Maps right here.

For more great family activities in the area, click here. For nearby lodging and campgrounds, click here. For the best parks and amazing locations, click here.

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