Make Lake Tahoe your next getaway
Whether thrilling mountain adventure or waterfront relaxation, Lake Tahoe cabin rentals keep you at the center of all this family-favorite destination has to offer. Tahoe is more than just the meeting place of California and Nevada; it includes the crystal blue waters of Lake Tahoe, snow-capped mountains, and long hikes through lush natural forests. Lace up your sneakers and enjoy a breath of fresh air.
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Explore our Lake Tahoe vacation rentals
Offering endless outdoor activities, views, and unique experiences for every type of traveler, planning a great escape to one of our Lake Tahoe cabin rentals unlocks a world of adventures. Make the most of your travel plans with a beach rental just a short walk to the lake or a cozy cabin at any of the surrounding ski resorts. Find amenities that add to your getaway, like hot tubs, lake views, pools, and ski-in/ski-out access.
Tahoe has long been the perfect spot for family summer vacations, romantic outings, and ski gatherings with friends. Enjoy the sparkling nightlife at area casinos Crystal Bay and Harvey's Resort, take advantage of this winter wonderland’s exceptional ski slopes, and practice your golf swing at any number of green golf courses—Old Brockway, Coyote Moon, or the Bijou, just to name a few. No matter what you're here for, we've got a Lake Tahoe cabin just for you.
Ski resorts in Lake Tahoe
Our Lake Tahoe cabin rentals and ski-in/ski-out condos offer access to world-class skiing at resorts like Heavenly Resort, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, and Northstar.
Just northwest of Tahoe City along Highway 89, Olympic Valley lies on the banks of the Truckee River. Home to Squaw Valley Ski Resort, this is the spot for world-class skiing and snowboarding. With a stay in a cozy ski condo, in addition to all the winter sports, you'll be ideally located to take the aerial tramway 8,200 feet to the resort's High Camp to enjoy dining, swimming in the heated pool, and a spectacular view of the surrounding peaks.
Not too far away, the ski resort towns of Alpine Meadows and Homewood are veritable winter wonderlands. From a private vacation lodge to a ski-themed condo or luxurious chalet rental, these two locations are a great choice for avid winter sports enthusiasts.
Truckee and Donner Lake
Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, outdoor-focused Truckee is just a hair west of the Nevada state line. Boasting 270 trails, 43 ski lifts, eight mountain peaks, and six terrain parks, this town is for the true outdoor adventurer. There's also an abundance of dining options, coffee houses, galleries, and shops to satisfy a variety of visitors. Nearby Northstar-Truckee is home to the famous Northstar Resort, with year-round activities from skiing and snowboarding to golfing and hiking.
Things to do in North Lake Tahoe
Snowfall or sunshine, there’s plenty to enjoy along the shores of Lake Tahoe.
- Right on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe is Kings Beach, a community brimming with outdoor activities. Kings Beach State Recreation Area has over 700 feet of sandy beach for beachcombing, sand castle building, and just plain relaxing. Close to skiing and fishing as well, there's also casino gambling and entertainment nearby just across the Nevada state line at Crystal Bay.
- An outdoor lover's dream, Tahoe Vista is a small community just west of Kings Beach, joined by its charming neighbor, Carnelian Bay. Picture yourself in a lakefront cabin rental in either of these two postcard-perfect spots on Lake Tahoe.
- Come winter, Heavenly Mountain Resort, the state’s largest ski resort, holds its Heavenly Holidays celebration the whole month of December, featuring tree lighting, fireworks, live music, train rides, and more. Kids will love a ride on the Heavenly Ferris wheel, and adults can don their best Santa costume for the Santa Pub Crawl as part of Tahoe’s SantaCon.
- If you like a little more liveliness in your destination, lively Tahoe City is a vibrant, fun-filled playground right on the lake, with three great beaches: Tahoe City Commons, Tahoe State Recreation Area, and Lake Forest Beach. From here, you'll find plenty of things to do—enjoy a cruise around the lake, play golf at Tahoe City's historic course, raft the river, or in winter make the short drive to a number of ski resorts
Things to do in South Lake Tahoe
On the southern end of Lake Tahoe, the good times keep rolling.
- Just south of Homewood lies Tahoma, an area surrounded by natural scenic wonders. From your cabin rental in the woods, it's just a short distance to dog-friendly Bliss State Park, with its amazing mountain and lake views. Close by there's also Meeks Bay Resort and Marina, a popular place for water skiing, picnicking, and relaxing on the pristine sandy beach.
- South Lake Tahoe has just as many waterfront and mountain adventures. Take your time exploring by canoeing on the lake, golfing on a sunny afternoon, and hiking in a grove of pines—all with the backdrop of the majestic Sierra Nevadas.
- In town, you’ll find an array of restaurants, casinos, and nightlife. Sample your way through local breweries, join friends for a night of karaoke, or shop through The Shops at Heavenly Village.
- For family fun, challenge your kids to a game of mini-golf, sightsee by a sailboat tour on the water, or hike out to see waterfalls at Emerald Bay.
What is the best way to explore Lake Tahoe?
With so many ways of sightseeing, you can pick your way of adventure: book a sailboat tour around the lake, hit the trails by foot, mountain bike, or horseback ride, and carve your way through the slopes. Some of the most popular hiking trails and scenic viewpoints of the lake, mountains, and waterfalls are D.L. Bliss State Park, Cascade Falls Trail, Vikingsholm Trail, and Emerald Bay State Park.
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