Cabins at Newton Hills State Park

Newton Hills State Park's Camping Cabins are simple one-room, log-style cabins sleeping four to five people, furnished with a set of bunk beds, a double bed, and a table with benches. Electricity, heat, and air conditioning are provided, but there's no running water, bathroom, or kitchen inside - bring your own water container, sleeping bag or bedding, cooking gear, a cooler, toiletries, and a flashlight. Outside, each cabin has a fire grate, picnic table, and a covered porch. Some cabins are pet-designated (with an added pet fee); others don't allow pets at all, so ask when booking if you're bringing a dog or cat. Some are also wheelchair-accessible, with an accessible picnic table, porch ramp, and wide doorway - ask when booking if that matters for your stay. Newton Hills State Park has 11 of these cabins.

Newton Hills' Modern Cabin is a two-bedroom unit sleeping 8, with a full kitchen (stove, oven, refrigerator, sink, microwave), WiFi, heat, and air conditioning. No pets are allowed inside (service animals are the exception).

Newton Hills' Scout Group Lodge has four bedrooms and sleeps up to 12, with a bathroom, a kitchen, and WiFi - a real house-sized lodge, not a small family cabin. Pet policy and ADA accessibility aren't stated on the park's own page.

Newton Hills' Upper Group Lodge has four bedrooms and sleeps up to 12, with a bathroom, a kitchen, and WiFi - a real house-sized lodge, not a small family cabin. Booking it also requires reserving an adjacent campsite ($23/night) alongside the lodge itself - a real, park-specific requirement not found at any other lodge in this file. Pet policy and ADA accessibility aren't stated on the park's own page.