MacBeth’s Cabins

Macbeth’s might as well be a historic landmark in Cook Forest, as it has all the charm that you look for in a small family run Camp Store. Macbeth’s has been in Cook Forest for as long as I can remember selling everything you could possibly need for your adventures outdoors, and also renting the most beautiful cabins in the Cook Forest area. Macbeth’s has a really old time feel to it that’s pretty hard to re-​create, and is one of those places that you have to stop while in the Cook Forest area. Overall if you need it while camping, hiking, paddling or having a picnic in Cook Forest Macbeth’s probably has it… and you might just walk out with more than you intended on buying, Just a warning. Great place to stop while in the Cook Forest area.

If I can’t go in a tent then MacBeth’s Cabins is my favorite place in Cooksburg!
They are the only river side cabins in the area, and they are smack in the heart of all the action. They allow pets and they generally don’t put up with crap from their guests so it’s always a nice quiet stay. You get a rack of free firewood with the cabin to start with, and can buy more later on if you need it. The gas and groceries are all right there. Comfortable and very clean.
There are more up to date cabins in the area, but if I wanted to stay in a hotel, I’d stay in a hotel. These are nice rustic cabins with electricity and most, if not all, have a fireplace. I’ve stayed in many of them, but not all. Mine always had a stove, refrigerator, and a shower.
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I actually ran into a situation where I tried to camp on a holiday and miracles of miracles got a reservation at another random site in the area. When I got into town that site had actually over booked, and gave away my site, and I was now stuck in the middle of Cooksburg at night with two dogs and no where to stay. It was pretty awful.
I generally have a few favorite places, so in a jam like this, I couldn’t name every camp ground off the top of my head. MacBeth’s was full and I knew they would be, but they were kind enough to call everyone they knew to try and find me a dog-​friendly place to stay. How about that! Such nice people and they have certainly never overbooked me or caused me any issues like that. In fact we had reservations for our anniversary, but then the weather was so very bad we couldn’t make the drive. Normally they don’t refund your deposit, but in our case they did. I spent my 21^st birthday here as well.
In any season these are some great cabins, run by some great people! If you don’t have time to pack your gear but want to head on down to Cook Forest then MacBeth’s is where you should go!
Awesome little grocery store, gift shop, and gas station too.
The groceries are a little pricey, but hey you’re in a cabin, you didn’t have to pack any gear, so that ketchup you forgot that cost a dollar extra compared to Wal*mart…well that’s life! At least you didn’t have to drive to Leeper in the middle of the night now did you! ;)