Guests have asked about:   Grilling: In July, we installed a new 4-burner propane grill near the main entrance. It has a pressure gauge so you will know when the gas level gets low. Parking  This spring (2025) we added some gravel to make our driveway wider and flatter in the area close to the house. You can now park four cars more comfortably. Parking a small boat would require some skill but would be possible. The cabin is on a hill so the lower portion near Bluff Road entrance is still a bit steep.   Firewood We don't supply firewood but you may find some logs near the fire pit left by previous guests. A house on Dillard Road just after the turn off SR 164 sometimes has stacks for sale.  And there is usually a full supply in this shed on Indian Cove Road after the turn off Dewitt School Road.

These reviews are copied from our property listing on VRBO where our cabin has received more than 25 5-star reviews over the past year. Check here for Airbnb reviews .  December 5* Steve 12/26/25 Everything was great as promised... Hot tub, comfy beds, kitchen... This place has it all!   Memorial Day stay 5*  Traci  5/26/25 Cabin was great and had everything we needed. Perfect for six adults with plenty of space. The screened in porch was wonderful and the fire pit was perfect. Close to the lake and not far from town. Relaxing and fun for our entire group!   Location 5* Mark 11/14/25 Location was great!!! Patoka Lake 4*  Diana  4/25/25 The cabin decor was good....Kitchen area was outstanding.Parking was a struggle for a bass boat. Teflon skillets were needed....everything stuck with the stainless steel.The hot tub, screened in front porch, and fire pit were exceptional. Thank you for a lovely stay. (Owner reply: We have expanded the driveway and added ...

In the heart of Southern Indiana, nestled amidst the dense woods surrounding Patoka Lake, there lies a legend that has captivated the minds of locals for generations—the legend of Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch.  Stories of this elusive and towering creature have been passed down through the years, whispered around campfires and shared in hushed tones over cups of steaming coffee.  Tales of massive footprints found in the mud, mysterious howls echoing through the night, and fleeting glimpses of a towering figure disappearing into the depths of the forest have fueled the imagination of those who call this rugged wilderness home. Many claim to have encountered Sasquatch over the years, though skeptics remain unconvinced. Some recount stories of camping trips interrupted by the sound of heavy footsteps prowling around their tents, while others swear they've seen the creature darting between the trees, its massive form shrouded in shadows. Bigfoot sightings began during the late...

Sunset at the beach A 25-foot Sasquatch near the Osborne Boat Ramp Heartrocks from Patoka's rock formations  The "Eagle's Nest" at state park nature center Boss on the rocks Marengo Cavern tour -  More photos Friendly albino turtle at the nature center Northern Lights over Patoka Lake May 10, 2024 Waterfall at Hemlock Cliffs Jacob Moery Cabin at the nature center