12 Best Cabin Rentals Near Portland, IN, US 2025

Portland’s cabin scene packs a punch—over 45 options let you swap city streets for forest shade without roughing it. Average prices run around $300 a night, but you’ll spot cabins for as low as $148. These aren’t just basic bunks; top picks like Wagon In The Woods - Pioneer 2 (1 review) give you a solid roof, wifi, toilets, and the green light for campfires. Spend your days hiking, swimming, or watching wildlife—trails and water aren’t far from most doors. Portland’s cabin camping is built for comfort and easy adventure, whether you’re ducking out for a quick weekend or staying longer to soak up the Pacific Northwest woods.

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Portland’s cabin scene packs a punch—over 45 options let you swap city streets for forest shade without roughing it. Average prices run around $300 a night, but you’ll spot cabins for as low as $148. These aren’t just basic bunks; top picks like Wagon In The Woods - Pioneer 2 (1 review) give you a solid roof, wifi, toilets, and the green light for campfires. Spend your days hiking, swimming, or watching wildlife—trails and water aren’t far from most doors. Portland’s cabin camping is built for comfort and easy adventure, whether you’re ducking out for a quick weekend or staying longer to soak up the Pacific Northwest woods.

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1. Cattail Springs

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39mi from Portland · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Anderson, IN

Welcome to Cattail Springs! Nestled on nine wooded acres conveniently located just one mile off I-69 in Daleville, Indiana, this relaxing and peaceful property also features a stunning five-acre pond. The pond is fully stocked with a variety of fish, inviting anglers of all skill levels to cast a line. We do ask that you respect the catch and release rule. Surrounded by trees, this former stone quarry feels like a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoy peaceful mornings by the water, afternoons filled with outdoor activities and quiet evenings by the fire pit under a starlit sky. Keep an eye out for deer, our resident blue herons, songbirds, ducks and other woodland creatures. Up to two dogs are permitted. Pet waste must be properly bagged and thrown away and dogs must be leashed when not at your immediate campsite. Enjoy free wifi to stream your favorite shows or connect to the office. The level of interstate travel noise that can be heard varies since the campground is within a mile of I-69. LOCAL ATTRACTIONS + CONVENIENCES (Anderson, Daleville + Chesterfield are all within minutes of the campground) Showers and gray water disposal: Pilot, 15876 W. Commerce Road, Daleville, IN 47334. Laundry at EZ Wash: 323 Anderson Road, Anderson, IN 46017. Badger Bait and Tackle: 121 W. Plum Street, Chesterfield, IN 46017. Firewood: purchase from us for a donation or at local gas stations. Groceries or supplies: Harvest Market (205 Federal Drive, Chesterfield, IN 46017). Exit 226, one exit south, offers Meijer, WalMart, pet food stores and more. Harrah's Hoosier Park Casino Racetrack: horse racing and gaming (4500 Dan Patch Circle, Anderson, IN 46013). Mounds State Park: 4306 Mounds Rd, Anderson, IN 46017, two miles from the property, features beautiful trails as well as ten earthworks built by the Adena-Hopewell people, prehistoric Indians. Entrance fee is typically $7. Dining: exit 234 offers traditional fast food options (Starbucks, Wawa, Wendy's, McDonald's, Subway, Wendy's, Culvers, Pizza King, Bird's Smokehouse and more). Exit 226, one exit south of Cattail Springs, offers a robust variety of restaurants, including McAlister's, Chic-fil-A, Montana Mike's, Texas Roadhouse, Chipotle, Olive Garden, Cracker Barrel and more.

2. Mercer County Fairgrounds

22mi from Portland · 179 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Celina, OH

Experience the unique charm of camping at the Mercer County Fairgrounds, where you can immerse yourself in a serene environment from May through October. This campground offers a tranquil escape, making it perfect for both weekend getaways and extended stays. The fairgrounds feature paved driveways that are ideal for leisurely walks or biking, ensuring you can explore the area comfortably. One of the standout attractions is the half-mile racetrack, where you can often catch harness horses training in the mornings, adding a distinctive touch to your camping experience. In addition to the peaceful setting, the surrounding area boasts various outdoor activities, including nearby natural features and swimming holes. You'll also find a selection of restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to enjoy local cuisine and amenities during your stay. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, the Mercer County Fairgrounds offers a memorable camping experience.

3. Graystone Ranch

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38mi from Portland · 4 sites · Lodging · Arcanum, OH

Take it easy at this unique, private and tranquil getaway with 26 wooded acres & a gorgeous park-like setting. Experience a Conestoga wagon with a fantastic view of the swimmable stocked pond for fishing. Peddle boat & John boat available for use. Stroll through wooded trails or hang out on the lawn for picnics & games. Enjoy the Winery down the street or stroll by the shops in Downtown Greenville. A perfect mixture of the rustic Old West, nature and luxury. check Bio for more lodging options! Follow us on fb or ig. @graystonecabins

4. Grand Lake St. Marys State Park

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21 sites · St Marys, Ohio

Once the largest man-made reservoir in the world, Grand Lake St. Mary's State Park may have relinquished its title, but not any of its grandeur. Explore the 13,500 acre lake in your high-powered boat, where bald eagles and herons have chosen nearby trees as their hallowed nesting grounds. Although no hiking trails are available, you can always rent a bike and wheel around in search of beaver or coyote sightings. If you've got little tykes, they'll likely enjoy the programs available at the nature center open during summer. Don't forget to challenge your fellow campers to a friendly game, be it basketball or horseshoes. Whatever strikes your fancy, St. Mary's has got you covered.

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5. Lake Loramie State Park

21 sites · Fort Loramie, Ohio

No kayak? No problem. Lake Loramie State Park provides rentals for everything from bikes to canoes, and you'll want to take advantage of it to get the most out of your stay. Paddle past patches of water lilies shaded by bald cypress trees, where the beauty here has long been preserved. Hikers will enjoy trekking over to Blackberry Island, where they can catch a glimpse of owls and woodpeckers nesting in their native habitat. A large variety of fish inhabiting the lake and seasonal hunting forays may also appeal to your wild side. Come winter, return for the cross country skiing tournament on the Little Turtle Trace trail, or bring a pair of skates and a sled for some awesome frosty activities. With ice boating available as well, you'll never want to be without a paddle here.

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6. Water And Camping Park

44mi from Portland · 2 sites · Lodging · Lima, OH

Come splash, slide, and bounce through our one of a kind lake playground and waterfront campground, just an hour from Columbus, Toledo, and Fort Wayne. Whether you’re looking for a weekend escape or planning your next family vacation, Winona Lake offers the perfect mix of outdoor adventure, lakefront relaxation, and unforgettable memories. Winona Lake is one of the region’s best-kept secrets. Family owned since 1966 we’re a favorite destination for both locals and visitors looking for family activities. Activities include lake inflatables and slides, golf, tennis, pickleball, basketball, trails, fishing pond, barn, playground, picnic area's, epic sunset over the lake and so much more!

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Grand Lake St. Marys Campground

29mi from Portland · 21 sites · Tents, RVs · in Grand Lake St. Marys State Park

Lake Loramie Campground

34mi from Portland · 21 sites · Tents, RVs · in Lake Loramie State Park

Stories from the community

Mycah

October 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Cattail Springs

I had a great experience at The Hollow at Cattail Springs! I was the only one onsite during my time there, so I had the whole place available to me. There was plenty of firewood so the fire stayed hot, I had complete access to the pond, and I had ample time of solitude which I was after. I couldn't recommend booking through Cole enough! He was there waiting for me when I arrived and was like talking to someone I had known for a long time. Thanks for the hospitality!

Cara

July 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Cattail Springs

The landscape here is beautiful. Lots of wetland life. This particular campsite is great for car and tent camping. Easy in easy out. Near toilet. One side is small rocks the other side is soil. The soil can become mud with heavy rain but as Cole and Janel further develop their camp each week it’s getting better and better. They put lots of passion into their work and are super great hosts. The week I was there they were installing a stream that runs from the top of the hill to the pond. What a cool feature and this will help mask the sound of the highway.

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Liza

July 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Cattail Springs

This is my new favorite camping spot in Indiana!! It's a quiet, hidden little gem. Our camping spot, The Hollow, was nestled between a couple other spots but there was so much room and privacy away from others, and each spot is settled around a really nice pond where you can fish or take a nice walk around. No electricity or running water, so there's no shower which would be a nice addition but we don't mind either way. The owner welcomed us upon arrival and was so kind and welcoming. We would have stayed there all week if we could have! 10/10 totally recommend!!

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Jim

July 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Cattail Springs

The Campsites are in a very peaceful location, by a placid lake surrounded by the shade of a forest. It’s close to nature. I went to sleep to a chorus of bullfrogs croaking woke up to a choir of birds singing to the rising sun. The Campground at the State Park was full, but Cattail Springs offered more space, solitude and nearness to nature. I would recommend it to anyone.