Check Out This Amazing Log Cabin in the Woods of Ohio!

Overview of the Cabin at Maple View

The Cabin at Maple View located in Urbana, Ohio, United States can accommodate up to 4 guests with one bedroom and one bath. Located a quarter mile off of the highway down a long twisting driveway, the cabin is tucked back in the woods and away from it all. You notice the Amish log cabin craftsmanship as soon as you arrive. You are surrounded by 80 acres of manicured woods and a huge yard. The environment is welcoming, and the atmosphere is warm. Call the cabin your home for a night or an extended vacation stay. It is beautiful no matter the time of year. The Cabin at Maple View can accommodate 4 guests (6 guests with a cot or blow-up mattress) and is pet friendly as long as your pet behaves.

Comfortable Amenities and Features

The bedroom has a comfortable, queen-sized bed and the living room has a plush, full-sized log futon. The kitchen comes stocked with appliances and all the utensils you'd expect at home. There is Wi-Fi throughout, a TV with 200 channels, Bluetooth radio, an outdoor fire pit, a full-sized indoor gym, three miles of trails in the woods, and the serenity of being away from it all. You'll have access to the entire vacation property. All the owners ask is that you be respectful of the wildlife and treat the property as if it were your own. During your vacation stay, you'll enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Pets are welcome with an additional pet fee for each pet per night for the first two nights. The cabin is a very peaceful place to stay. Pet owners will appreciate the flexibility, with the cabin providing throws so they can be used on the furniture, there are also leash-free trails in the area to enjoy throughout your vacation stay.

Exploring Urbana, Ohio

The cabin is located in west central Ohio, Urbana the county seat of Champaign County, and offers visitors a range of aviation, local and Ohio history, locally owned shops and restaurants, outdoor adventures, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere, which makes Urbana a great place to visit for all ages. Founded in 1805 by William Ward, a frontiersman, and associate of Simon Kenton, the town was named Urbana after the word urbanity meaning refinement. The town grew slowly until the late 1880s with the completion of three railroads that connected Urbana to other populated towns in Ohio.

Discovering Monument Square District

Explore Monument Square District. Located in the heart of Urbana, the Monument Square District is home to local specialty shops, boutiques, and restaurants. This downtown district is pedestrian friendly with wide sidewalks and crosswalks and free public parking throughout. The specialty shops of Monument Square District entice shoppers to peruse local boutiques for unique treasures. You'll find locally owned clothing boutiques, furniture, home décor and antique shops, flower and plant shops, a historic candy store and so much more. Exploring all that Urbana has to offer will work up an appetite. From homestyle cooking to multi-cultural cuisines, there's no shortage of yummy local foodie finds in Urbana.