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“We stayed at the Spruce cabin and it was lovely. I wasn't sure what was all included at the cabin as far as amenities. We usually stay at State park cabins, so were pleasantly surprised to find so many things included. For example, dishes, silverware, towels, sheets, pillows......even soap, papertowels, toilet paper and aluminum foil! The beds were comfy and all the appliances worked fine. The campground was quiet. We walked around a lot and it was interesting to see some remnants of when……

“This was the perfect place for a quick weekend getaway for my husband and me. The location was great for what we had planned—hiking in Ohiopyle and checking out Fort Necessity and Fallingwater. We have driven past this area numerous times while taking our daughter to college, but we had never taken the time to do any exploring until now! The hot tub was amazing, especially after hiking on Saturday. Check-in and check-out were a breeze. We would absolutely consider staying here again!”

“We spent a night at the treehouse for our anniversary and it was amazing. The place is immaculate and absolutely beautiful construction. The hosts communicated with us about checking in and about directions to find the treehouse. They responded promptly to all of our text. They were even kind enough to have s'mores set out for us as well as some samples of local beers . The place is decorated with bears and gnomes everywhere- super cute. Even the trails on property have hidden gnomes . My only……

“Great time!”

“Cabinet was exactly as described, clean, super easy check-in / out. We’ll stay again next time!”

“Very private, great secluded hot tub. Quiet and central location to area attraction. Host responded quickly to my one request. Extremely comfortable lazyboy style chairs, very unusual for spots like this”

“This cabin is so charming! From the incredible woodwork to lovely quilts to updated bathroom and kitchen, we marvelled at the care that went into this space. We’ll happily return- maybe squeeze in a visit to the Johnstown flood museum and a hike along the LHT.”