Chief Logan Lodge
The Chief Logan Lodge is in the park. The lodge is for campers who enjoy creature comforts like a bed, four walls, a shower and sit-down restaurants while still having access to all that the park offers. The lodge has 75 rooms with turn-down service and laundry. Room service also is available. The lodge has a pool, gym and hot tub.
Campground
Chief Logan State Park has a campground available to primitive tent campers, pop-up campers and campers with large RVs. The campground has 26 spots spread over 14 sites. The campground is near the shores of Buffalo Creek, which runs through the park. RV sites come with full hookups (water, sewer and electric). There is a separate building for laundry and showers.
Campground Specifics
Chief Logan State Park requires all campers to make reservations. There are limited sites and the state park can get busy, especially in the summer months. It is recommended that campers make reservations by Feb. 15 for summer spots. Sites cost $27 per night ($24.30 for seniors) and each additional camper over a six-person party is $3, as of February 2010.
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