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These Tiny Houses In Hocking Hills Are The Perfect Weekend Getaway

December 18, 2023

I don’t know about the rest of you, but a weekend in the middle of nowhere sounds pretty good to me right about now.

A weekend escape to the serenity of the great outdoors is an enticing prospect, especially in the current hustle and bustle of life. If you’re yearning for a brief respite and a touch of charming, tiny house living, Hocking Hills Tiny Houses beckons with its super cute and cozy accommodations nestled in the heart of the picturesque Hocking Hills region.

Choose from six distinct tiny houses, each with its own unique character—Gladiola, Trillium, Juniper, Dahlia, Dogwood, and Hemlock. Among them, the Gladiola holds the distinction of being the original tiny house, welcoming its first guests in late 2019.

The Gladiola

The Gladiola tiny house exterior on a trailer in a grassy clearing near autumn trees

Loft bedroom with a floral-patterned bed under a wood-paneled ceiling in the Gladiola tiny house

Built-in bench seating and shelving in the Gladiola tiny house living area

Kitchen sink and open shelving with a window view in the Gladiola tiny house

The Gladiola tiny house on a wooded lakeshore near Lake Logan in summer

Forming an enchanting “Tiny House Lakeside Village” alongside Juniper, Trillium, and Dahlia, these abodes are strategically located close to various amenities. The village is in proximity to several restaurants, a brewery, and a winery, with the added convenience of being within walking distance to a charming coffee shop.

Accommodating two occupants (Hemlock and Dogwood) or four adults (Gladiola, Trillium, Juniper, and Dahlia) comfortably, each tiny house boasts a full-size loft bed and a seating area that cleverly converts into a second bed.

Whether you choose to unwind by the fire pit, revel in an evening campfire, or simply bask in the beauty of a breathtaking sunset, these tiny houses provide the ideal setting for couples or small families seeking to disconnect from the daily grind and reconnect with each other and nature.

The Trillium

The Trillium tiny house exterior with a wood deck, string lights, and yellow chairs

Wood-shelf staircase leading to a loft in the Trillium tiny house, with a round mirror

L-shaped built-in seating with a brass sculptural light fixture in the Trillium tiny house

Loft bedroom with striped bedding under a green wood-paneled ceiling in the Trillium tiny house

Cream armchair with a patterned pillow by the bathroom door in the Trillium tiny house

Set against the scenic backdrop of Lake Logan, the tiny homes offer not only tranquil sunset views but also the added comfort of heated floors to keep you warm and snug during your stay. What makes this retreat even more special is its familial touch, as Hocking Hills Tiny Houses is a family-owned, built, and operated business, ensuring a personalized and welcoming experience for all guests.

If the idea of a weekend getaway appeals to you as a remedy for the impending winter blues, more information is available at hockinghillstinyhouses.com. To whet your appetite, additional photos showcasing the charm and allure of the properties await you on the website. Prepare to be captivated and inspired as you plan your escape to the cozy haven of Hocking Hills Tiny Houses.

Sectional sofa and shelving beneath a gold sputnik light fixture in the Juniper tiny house

All images courtesy of Hocking Hills Tiny Houses.

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Chelsea Wiley

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Chelsea Wiley

Chelsea Wiley, first of her name, Queen of the Seven Andals... wait. That's not right. Joking aside, Chelsea is a writer and photographer born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She is an avid reader and a lover of animals.