Enjoy our secluded cabin that is within 5 minutes of one of PA’s greatest State Parks - Ricketts Glen!
This cabin has alot of space for a large group - up to 8!
So get your family and friends together and book this secluded cabin today!!!!

This getaway is located 2.5 miles from the trail head of the Ricketts Glen State Park Falls Trail - home to 22 amazing waterfalls. The cabin is also in close proximity to Lake Jean - where you can rent a kayak/canoe, go to the sandy beach of the lake, swim, fish, or ice skate!
The possibilities are endless!

Enjoy the peace of country living or go mountain biking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, trail running, or hunting.

The cabin is in a very quiet location. The cabin is rustic yet has many modern amenities - air conditioning, fully stocked kitchen (utensils, place settings, glasses, cooking utensils, pots/pans), Wi-Fi, Sling TV, and outdoor fire pit and grill.

A child’s high chair and pack and play is available for use - free of charge.

This cabin has a large open living space with a loft and 3 bedrooms.
2 bedrooms & 1 bathroom downstairs.
1 large bedroom and loft upstairs.
The maximum occupancy is 8.

Indoor fireplace is electric.

Linens and Towels provided for an additional fee - upon request.

Firewood for the outdoor firepit is not provided but is sold nearby and onsite.
Please purchase firewood nearby for the firepit. Due to lantern fly infestations in other parts of PA, we prefer you do not bring firewood from outside the area.

Check-in: 4 pm
Check-out: 11am

When staying between Nov - April some snow accumulation should be anticipated in the area. A FWD, AWD, or 4WD vehicle is best for these conditions - as driveways and roadways may have some snow cover.

There is an exterior camera located on the property for security.

We encourage all of our guests to purchase travel insurance for unforeseen circumstances and cancellations.

Falls Trail Winter Closure: As of today 12/6/24 the entire Falls Trail system will be under its annual winter closure due to ice and snow conditions being present. Only visitors who have signed in with the park office and have the required minimum amount of safety equipment (crampons *not micro-spikes*, an ice axe, and rope) are permitted into the trail system at this time. The trail system will be closed until spring when things begin to thaw out, which is usually sometime in March.