The Grande Butte Lodge Hocking Hills has a loyal following of families – not only for its size, but also for the setting and the scale of its gathering areas. It feels like home. LIVING SPACES Enter the vaulted-ceiling, main-floor gathering area – with a kitchen that features a serpentine granite island that seats 10 and a commercial freezer and refrigerator (in addition to a standard size unit with ice and water). A separate wet-bar area with lots of storage. Leather sofas surround the gas fireplace and satellite tv. Log-style furniture, plaid pillows and antler accents, support the lodge theme. The harvest table and additional seating face a wall of windows, with a door to the porch that overlooks the pool and the countryside. The lower level gathering area centers on the stone, woodburning fireplace and another satellite tv. Billiard table and four-top game tables complete the space. The lower level opens to the pool. Outdoors – two porches offer comfortable seating and views of the pool and the forested hills beyond. The pool deck has picnic tables, lounge chairs (in season), and a covered 6-person hot tub. A fire pit with built-in seating sits at the far side of the pool. (Consider having wood delivered by the Chalets’ front desk.) Gas grill is located off the kitchen. BEDROOMS and BATHS Second floor – one bedroom, with two queen beds and a half bath. Main floor – two bedrooms. A spacious king-bed room, with desk and traditional oak furniture; one queen with maple furniture; two full baths, one with laundry. Lower level – four bedrooms. A king, two queens and a bunk room with two full-size bunk beds (sleeps 8). One spacious bathroom with double-vanity sinks serves this level. SITE As you may guess from the name, this grand log home sits in a clearing on the top of a hill, with views of the 144-acre site and the surrounding farms and wilderness. The address is Route 180. The closest park is Rock House, just one mile away. Cantwell Cliffs and Conkles Hollow are