Where to Stay in Pike County

Piketon Motel
604 E. Main St.
(740) 289-2708

Sierra Motel
12557 S.R.104 South
Air conditioned rooms, phones available in all rooms, adjacent restaurants, free cable TV and HBO, commercial and weekly rates available.
From US Rt. 23 at the south end of Waverly, turn onto SR 104; located at the light.
(740) 947-5800

Town and Country Motel
7137 U S Rt 23
Two room suites, kitchenettes, 25" color TVs, cable TV, HBO, direct dial phones, air conditioning, complimentary coffee, ample large truck parking, commercial and weekly rates, restaurants nearby, special family rates.
Located one mile north of the St.Rt.32 and US Rt.23 intersection.
(740) 289-2054

LB Camping
2483 Greenbriar Road, Bainbridge
Access from S.R.124, & 32, U.S. Rt.50, call for exact directions to this western part of Pike County, adjacent to Pike Lake State Park.
33 acres, surrounded by 12,000 acres of Pike State Forest. 60 campsites with electric, water, sewer. Rates by day, week, month, or year.
(740) 493-2470

Long's Family Resort
50 Bell Hollow Road, Latham
Laundromat, new restroom facilities, and picinc areas with shelter houses to go along with the many cabins and camping facilities on site.
(937) 588-3725
www.longsretreat.com

Pine Ridge Retreat
P.O. Box 700, Bainbridge
Back woods lodging with modern comforts adjoining Pike State Forest and 1.8 miles from Pike Lake. Minutes from Seven Caves Nature Preserve, Magic Waters Amphitheater, Paint Valley Jamboree, Tecumseh, Indian Mounds, Rocky Fork Lake, Paint Creek, Lake White, Country Crust Bakery and JR's General Store, State ATV trails, and much more. There are just under 12,000 acres of State Forest to explore just off our property. Hike for miles without ever getting into your car. You can also enjoy your visit with fishing, boating, Frisbee golf or just exploring the hills. Other interests in the area are antique shopping in Chillicothe, the first capitol of Ohio, it is just a hop, skip and jump away with plenty of shopping opportunities. There are 33 miles of bridle trail located in the forest as well as many hiking trails. Hiking is also permitted on the bridle trails. Bird watching, photography, collecting nuts, berries, and mushrooms are all pursuits which hikers may take advantage of. For those who want to stay on the beaten path, there are numerous county and township roads that pass through the forest. One of these roads is where our Greenbriar Ranch is located. During the spring the red bud and flowering dogwood trees provide spectacular displays of color, not to mention all the wildflowers that blanket the forest floor. Our hills come alive again in the fall with a panorama of vivid colors. Alas you have the celebration of the Fall Festival of Leaves in Bainbridge, which is every third weekend in October.
(740) 493-4400 or (937) 205-7877
Email
http://pineridgeretreat.net