Log Cabin Days Information
Two days of Amish craftsmanship, demonstrations, and log home touring in the heart of Ohio's log home country.
Event Details
Everything you need to know before you arrive at Hochstetler Log Homes in Loudonville.
Location
552 St. Rt. 95
Loudonville, OH 44802
Loudonville, OH 44802
Hosted at Hochstetler Log Homes.
Hours
Friday, Sept. 11 — 10am to 6pm
Saturday, Sept. 12 — 9am to 5pm
Saturday, Sept. 12 — 9am to 5pm
Early Bird Breakfast served Saturday, 7–10am.
Download the Log Cabin Days® Event Flyer
Two-Day Lineup
Schedule of Events
Times for each attraction across both days. Grab a map at the entrance and plan your route.
| Activity | Friday Sept. 11 | Saturday Sept. 12 |
|---|---|---|
| Food | 10am–6pm | 10am–5pm |
| Breakfast | - | 7am–10am |
| Seminars | 10am–4pm | 9am–3pm |
| Exhibit Booth | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Demonstration Tent | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Cabin Raising | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Kid Zone | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Mill Tour | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Dry Kiln Tour | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Log Home Tour | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Shuttle to McKay Model | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Covered Wagon Rides | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Steam Engines | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Bake Sale | 10am–6pm | 9am–5pm |
| Hay Ride Forestry Tour | 2:00pm | 2:00pm |
| School Benefit Silent Auction | 10am–6pm | 9am–3pm |
| Cabin Auction | 4:00pm | - |
| Pavilion Auction | 4:00pm | - |
Log Home Driving Tour
Take advantage of the rare opportunity to tour beautifully furnished log homes within an hour’s drive, showcasing exceptional design and quality.
To participate, simply register for the car tour and pick up your map at the information booth upon arrival. A suggested donation supports the American Cancer Society and Mohican Parochial School.
Something for Everyone
Activities & Demonstrations
From open-kettle cooking to chainsaw carving — a full weekend of hands-on tradition.
Amish Cooked Food
Barbecued chicken, log cabin burgers, soft pretzels, open-kettle baked beans, fry-pies, fresh apple cider, apple butter, popcorn and homemade ice cream. You won't go home hungry!
Early Bird Breakfast
Pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausages and pastries served Saturday between 7–10am.
Demonstrations
Wool-spinning, candle-making, wooden bowl turning, steam engine sawmilling, hand-peeling, hand-hewing and lumberjack activities — a partial list of what's ongoing both days.
Kids Zone
Petting zoo, covered wagon rides, treasure hunts in the shavings, stacking Lincoln Logs, and coloring contests. Activities every age will enjoy.
Homesteading
Learn how to start your own hobby farm — from gardening to raising chickens.
Hayride Forestry Tour
Ride a Belgian horse-drawn hay wagon and learn how to plant trees and manage your woodland.
Vendors
Bring your truck. Vendors are set up with rustic furniture, crafts, home décor, antiques and building components.
Workshops & Log Home Tour
Workshops on planning, designing and financing your log home, plus the self-driving tour of nine log homes.
Auctions
School Benefit Silent Auction (closes 3pm Saturday). Cabin & Pavilion Auction — 3 prebuilt cabins and 2 pavilions sold 4pm Saturday.
Something for Everyone
Seminars & Workshops
Free with admission. Two seminar tracks run both days — log home building and homesteading.
Vendors & Sponsors
Explore windows, doors, roofing, stains, flooring, and the largest gathering of rustic furniture and home décor providers in North America. Free with admission.