Lake Logan State Park

Yes it is dogs allowed as well as long as they are on a leash

I think there is a limit and weight on them but yes you can keep

Yes, many people fish at night for catfish, but none of the State Park facilities are open at night.

All night

Lake Logan was developed in 1955 for recreational purposes. The area was administered by the ODNR Division of Wildlife until 1964, when jurisdiction was transferred to the Division of Parks and Recreation. Originally known as Hocking Lake, it was re-named Lake Logan to reflect the Indian heritage of the area and to avoid confusion with nearby Hocking Hills State Park and Forest.

Yes, they rent out 5-20 person pontoons, paddleboards (~$18hr) cayaks and canoes (like ~$25 hr) and paddle boats.

Yes it’s free! It’s a beautiful beach and lake

You can rent kayaks and pontoons but they must be returned to the marina by 8pm.

Yes....always a good variety from the bank!

All signage I saw says park closed at 11pm...

Yes

The kayak launch is right beside the beach (which is open) and there is plenty of parking on both sides of the

Nope been 20 + years since i saw 1 come out fisging good slow right now though give it bout another month

There is no state park camping but private campgrounds and Old Mans cave camping nearby

Yes. There are picnic tables. I know there are quite a few by the beach

Yes! It was open the weekend of memorial day - my husband and I were impressed with everyone's ability to social distance.

Yes ODNR frequent that lake please don't hesitate in purchasing your license

From $40 to $80 per hour. For mor details see http://lakeloganmarina.com/boat-rentals

Yes!

You can rent a boats, Canoes, in pedal boats. Camp grounds and cabins are near old mans cave.

There's a small trial across the street from the beach. It's a small path. Probably takes a whole 15 minutes to walk it. No bike trails. All of the good hiking is about 10 miles away at the caves.

Go to the place where there is reservation

Yes several

Yes. Across from the beach area.

Yes

400 acres according to Wikipedia

There's Paddle Boards, but no boogie boards.

Ya theres been alot of people swimming

Dusk til dawn for boating and swimming, fishing all night long

No jet skis, the lake has mostly pontoons, kayaks and canoes