Adventure brief
Yurt Rental
Sleep riverside in a fully furnished yurt with a private hot tub and full kitchen at RiverBend Campground. Ideal for families or couples who want comfort, easy river access, and quick drives to Hocking Hills’ best hikes.
At RiverBend Campground on the banks of the Hocking River, the Yurt Rental offers an all-season, elevated camping experience in Logan, Ohio. These round, canvas-sided dwellings sit just off 31251 Chieftain Dr, Logan, OH 43138, USA, and combine the comfort of a small cabin with the intimacy of riverside nights. Inside each fully furnished yurt you'll find two bedrooms, a full kitchen, a private bathroom, electricity and climate control—details that make multi-night stays simple.
What sets this stay apart is the private hot tub on the deck: soak under stars after a day of hiking or paddling, or ease into morning coffee with the river murmuring nearby. The units are designed for couples, families, or small groups who want close-to-nature quiet without tent camping logistics. The campground sits within easy reach of the larger Hocking Hills recreation area, known for its steep sandstone gorges, cliffs, and hemlock-lined hollows.
River access at RiverBend makes it easy to add canoe, kayak, or tubing trips to your itinerary; the operator also lists a Moonlight Canoe Trip on select dates that finishes with a bonfire, wine and s’mores. For visitors focused on land exploration, iconic local sites such as Old Man’s Cave and Ash Cave are a short drive away, opening options for waterfall hikes and geological viewing. Practicalities are straightforward: check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 Noon.
Guests arrive at the designated check-in location, receive directions, and walk to their private yurt. The listing accommodates stays from 1–7 nights; for single-night stays guests are asked to call ahead. Add-ons include guided river trips, firewood bundles, and occasional late check-outs when available.
Why book this rather than a hotel? The yurt strikes a rare balance: shelter and plumbing, plus the sensory benefits of riverfront sleep—crickets, the bend of the Hocking, and unobstructed night sky. The private hot tub and full kitchen broaden appeal for families and celebration weekends, while nearby river departures make it a practical base for paddlers. Whether you’re pairing a canoe shuttle with breakfast by the water, trading city lights for the yurt’s soft lantern glow, or scheduling a moonlight paddle and fireside snacks, this stay is an efficient, comforting way to experience Hocking Hills’ rugged features without sacrificing warmth, power, or a hot shower.
Rates cover up to four people for the base occupancy, and the space scales well with small groups wanting separate sleeping areas. Arrive before dark when possible to find your yurt easily and take the first evening to scout river access and set the hot tub. Staff can advise on local trail conditions and recommend gentle, family-friendly hikes or more technical routes elsewhere in Hocking Hills.
Book through the referral link online.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Arrive before darkinfo
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM—arriving in daylight makes finding the yurt and settling in much easier.
- 02Bring biodegradable toiletriesessential
Use body-safe products to protect river water quality and minimize environmental impact.
- 03Reserve river trips in advancewarning
Canoe, kayak, and tubing departures can fill on weekends—book add-ons when you book the yurt.
- 04Mind hot tub hoursinfo
Soaking is a highlight—stagger times with neighbors and rinse off to keep the tub clean.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Headlamp or flashlight
Useful for navigating the campground after dark and for late-night hot tub trips.
EssentialWaterproof jacket
Spring showers and river spray make a lightweight shell handy for paddling and hikes.
springEssentialRiver shoes
Protect feet when launching canoes or walking along rocky river edges.
summerPortable cooler
Keeps groceries fresh in the full kitchen and is handy for picnics or river days.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The Rock House—an exposed cave with a high stone ceiling and fewer crowds than other overlooks, Cantwell Cliffs—quiet viewpoints and tricky scramble sections for experienced hikers
Local fauna
White-tailed deer, River otter
Historic heritage
Hocking Hills is defined by its layered sandstone and glacial-era erosion that carved the region’s gorges and waterfalls over millennia.
Mindful exploration
Practice Leave No Trace along riverbanks, pack out trash, and choose biodegradable soaps for any water-side activities to protect riparian habitat.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Deck and hot tub for sunset and star shots, Riverside near the yurt for reflections and canoe launches, Yurt interior staged with lantern light for cozy detail shots
- Subjects
- River reflections, Night sky and stars, Intimate interiors and hot tub moments
- Best times
- Golden hour, Moonlight, Early morning
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 Noon. Early check-in may be available by request but is not guaranteed.
How many guests are included in the base rate?
Rates include four people for the base occupancy; additional guests can be added when permitted—check availability at booking.
Are river activities included with the yurt?
River trips are available as add-ons; canoe, kayak, and tubing departures are nearby and can be reserved through the referral link.
Is there a private hot tub at each yurt?
Yes, each yurt includes a private hot tub on the deck as described in the listing.
Can I book a single-night stay?
Single-night stays are accommodated but guests are asked to call ahead—contact the operator for specific availability and rates.
Are pets allowed?
The listing does not specify a pet policy; please contact the operator directly through the referral link to confirm.