Diamond Creek - Sleeps up to 6

Escape to tranquility in our cozy cabin nestled on 14 wooded acres along a peaceful stream. Perfect for up to 6 guests, this secluded retreat offers privacy, natural beauty, and a chance to unwind in nature. Ideal for families, friends, or couples seeking a serene getaway.

Diamond Creek is a secluded cabin retreat set on 14 wooded acres in Gallipolis, Ohio, with a peaceful stream and several miles of walking trails right on the property. The entire cabin is yours to enjoy, sleeping up to 6 across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Bedrooms include a king bed in one room and a double plus two singles in the other, making it a comfortable fit for families or small groups. The cabin also offers access to nearby trails and additional space on request, along with a private living room and dining area for relaxing after a day outdoors.

A charcoal grill is available if you'd like to cook outside, and the hot tub can be arranged on request. The property sits off the beaten path with no cell coverage, but you'll have fast, reliable high-speed WiFi (150 Mbps Starlink) throughout your stay.

Note that a 4x4 vehicle is recommended in winter, since the driveway is steep and can get slick with snow.

The hot tub is kept at around 80 degrees, and needs 2 hours to heat up. Please make your plans around this accordingly, or we do offer pre-heating before your stay for $50. We will heat the tub to your preference.

All bookings require an identity verification and a signed rental agreement before check-in details are released. You'll receive a link immediately after booking. This process is quick and is required regardless of platform or booking history.

There are four security cameras on the property, one at each door and one overlooking the backyard.

Security deposit: A $500 authorization hold starts 2 days before check-in and releases automatically 2 days after checkout, no charge, no action needed, as long as there's no damage, missing items, or rule violations. We'll always contact you first if there's ever an issue.