My wife and I took a mid-June getaway at this property during the first 2022 heat wave and the A/C worked superbly. We are in our mid-30s and active.
The cabin itself was exceptionally clean, well stocked with snacks and drinks which was a pleasant surprise. It has a nice-sized kitchen and large main floor room and would be well-appointed for groups up to 6 comfortably. The hosts placed corn and birdseed around which drew the wildlife in. If you enjoy birdwatching, or don't get much in the way of wildlife where you live, this cabin will provide you with ample opportunity to view it from the comfort of the double-level deck or through any of the large windows. We saw about a half dozen does, a turkey hen, and a wide variety of birds including cardinals, blue jays, finches, and more. I also noticed tracks for fox and coyote when walking around.
The location is in fairly close proximity to the southern end of the Hocking Hills State Park and was a short drive from Ash Cave and Cedar Falls. The ability to take such a short drive to these locations was a plus. The combination of privacy, wildlife, and proximity to the parks was exactly as advertised.
In terms of accessibility we found that the gravel and dirt trail/road back from the paved road to the property's gate could be problematic if you drive a car with low clearance. A 4WD truck or SUV would be my recommendation to traverse it in wet or snowy conditions as there were a number of spots where a regular car would have been unable to proceed. Most of the hiking on property is short in distance (up to the sunrise observation location) or in need of more significant clearing and markings. The on-property trails reminded us of scout camp trails with a moderate-to-significant level of difficulty. We did not use the off-property Bison Hollow trails that are available to guests as well.
In summary, if you love birdwatching or want a quiet place to get away, this cabin is fantastic. The hosts provided everything needed for a very comfortable stay and more.