Welcome to Jay Bear's Retreat! Immerse yourself in nature by nestling into this quaint cabin and escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Three Pines Cabin at Jay Bear’s Retreat is located less than 50 minutes from downtown Columbus and is just minutes from Hocking Hills State Park. This private 20-acre property is full of trees and offers a sense of serenity. Wake up each morning and have a cup of coffee on the front porch or just listen to the singing birds. At night, enjoy sitting by the fire beneath the stars.

This cabin can sleep up to 4 people: loft with queen bed and the living area has a high-end queen sleeper sofa. (To get up to the loft you will need to climb a library style ladder).

Dine inside at the hand-crafted table or outside on the picnic table while using the grill.

We pride ourselves in giving you a clean and comfortable get away!

**Please note, over the next couple months there will be construction taking place on weekdays during normal hours (around 8:30am-5pm) at the property. We are building our first treehouse. This will take place a few hundred feet from the cabin, but the noise could still carry. Shoot us a message if you have more questions around this.

Amenities:
WiFi
Smart TV (sign in on your apps to stream whatever shows or movies)
Kitchenette w/ sink, coffee maker, toaster, griddle, double burner, and fridge
Outdoor Fire Pit
Roasting sticks
Weber Propane Grill (propane tank provided)
Bed linens, towels, wash clothes, shampoo, conditioner, and soap are provided
Hair dryer inside vanity


No smoking in any structure or subject to charge.


::Our Mission at Jay Bear’s Retreat::
Currently, Jay Bear’s Retreat is home to one cozy cabin, Three Pines Cabin. But in just a few short months you’ll be able to experience nature at a new height in one of our unique treehouse cabins. These homes hidden in the trees will be nothing short of luxurious.

While the treehouse cabins provide a unique getaway for all, we have a very special mission at Jay Bear’s Retreat: “Giving families of special needs children the opportunity to make memories while enjoying all nature has to offer.” Our son, nicknamed Jay Bear, was born 14 weeks premature and spent the first 5 months of his life in the NICU. Our family knows first hand how important it is to spend time together, but how difficult it can be with so many doctor and therapy appointments. Once a month we will offer a family with a special needs child a free getaway to make new memories that will last a lifetime. As we grow, we plan to expand and use a portion of the rental income to build a third treehouse that will be used 100% for these special families.