Log cabin homes in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Settlers Cabin Park, located at 608 Ridge Road in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, spans over 1,610 acres across Collier, North Fayette, and Robinson Townships. The park is home to a historic 1780 log cabin, identified with the help of archaeologists from Carnegie Mellon University, giving the park its name. Although some areas of the park have a history of oil and coal mining, Settlers Cabin Park has been reforested and now boasts untouched, rugged landscapes. The park features 11 groves and shelters named after American Indian people and terms, such as Algonquin, Seneca, Apache, and Tomahawk.

Welcome to Oak Noggin Bed & Breakfast LLC, located in Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania. Our historic Early American log house offers a private and unique lodging experience for guests. Originally reconstructed in 2000 from two 200 year-old frontier homes, our bed and breakfast combines modern amenities with original materials such as White Oak logs and hand-crafted furnishings. Situated on nearly two acres overlooking the rolling hills of Western Pennsylvania, Oak Noggin provides a cozy and intimate retreat. Guests can relax by the wood burning fireplace, soak in a clawfoot tub, and enjoy a peaceful night's sleep in a hand-made rope bed. A delicious home-cooked breakfast is delivered to the log house each morning, featuring fresh ingredients from our gardens and eggs from our free-range hens.

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