Cabins at Palisades State Park

Palisades 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. Palisades State Park has 10 of these cabins.

Palisades' Group Lodge is a four-bedroom, two-bathroom house sleeping up to 12, with a full kitchen, a dining area, and a relaxation room, plus a deck overlooking the park's creek and rock formations. No pets are allowed inside (service animals are permitted with notice). A separate converted-garage event shelter ($50/night, up to 60 people) sits nearby but is a different, day-use-only rental, not part of this lodge.