Kidme

It just shaves off the entire fluffy mane. It's a little disturbing. He looks nakey!

Thank you everyone! I am reserving the last four for anyone else that's new, but I've sent 8 more to you all!

the DERPIEST, I love it! Since I have  minute off from work I'm sending you the first fortune cookie, and if by tomorrow at noon 17 people haven't shown up, you and whoever else gets in here can have the remainder ❤️

I just can't stop seeing earth worms when I look at the tubing(?) on the Steampunk clothes.

I just can't stop seeing earth worms when I look at the tubing(?) on the Steampunk clothes.

I just kind of lurk around here, but I joined to respond to you ? Mom of 2 here, and I've never left them for more than a night. They're huge mommy lovers though, and wouldn't really do well being left with someone. I think they'd even give their own dad a hard time. 
 
As far as cabins go, they're usually pretty bare and not much for him to mess up, unless you're going to a fancy cabin. I will say, one hard part of camping with littles is if you wanted to do a campfire, and cook over the fire. If your kid is happy in the pack n play, that might make it easier though. Mine wasn't. Such a difficult child she was. We went camping for our anniversary when our daughter was about 1.5 or so, and it was a pretty terrible experience. It was a tent and not a cabin, though, and we also semi went with a group, where nobody else had a kid, so that really put a damper on things as well since it was hard to do things around her schedule of needing naps and stuff. So, if your kid is pretty chill, your schedule is flexible, and you just plan to take it easy, then I think it's totally doable.
 
As far as packing... good luck! Get a roof rack lol. But I find that my kids usually don't play with toys too much while we're away. There's enough other things to play with and explore, so I just bring some versatile toys like buckets/stacking cups and shovels, maybe a couple books, a ball, markers, etc. Nothing too crazy. I also found it easier with camping to buy the food once we got there instead of bring it from home, (except for baby food/snacks as necessary).
 
enjoy your trip! I've heard great things about Pigeon Forge. Not familiar with Hocking Hills though. It seems you're roundabouts in the Midwest- you may want to look into Johnson's Shut Ins State Park for a trip one day!