The Best Airbnbs Near 57 US National Parks, From Yellowstone to Acadia

Oceanfront chalet with an airy coastal vibe

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Private beach access, kid's toys and baby supplies

When headed to Acadia National Park, this oceanfront chalet is a top-value option with heaps of perks. Only a 10-minute drive from the park itself (and 30 minutes to Bar Harbor for shops and dining), this home is an ideal base for bigger groups. It can fit up to 10 guests when booking from June 1 to August 31—and on all other days of the year, seven guests are permitted. (Though, it may be most comfortable for a group of four to six to savor a bit more space.) With windows that pour natural light into the living space and light blue walls and adornments that speak to much of Maine's coastal vibe, the entire space feels bright and airy. The balcony out back faces the ocean, and is home to a firepit and barbecue grill. There are also views of the surrounding mountain peaks and Mt. Desert Island. With children's books, toys, dinnerware, and board games, there's tons to do for families with little ones. The host also supplies firewood and firestarters to make cozying up around the living room fireplace even easier.

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A private luxe cabin in the center of Moab

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Expansive patio with outdoor seating, spacious and swanky interior design

Ideal for a group trip, this cabin-style private home is luxe and cozy. Located in Utah's peaceful and serene Coyote Run neighborhood (on the Moab Golf Course), the home resides in a quiet cul-de-sac, only a 15-minute drive from Arches National Park. Ideal for a family or group trip, the space offers three bedrooms and eight beds for 10 total guests. Don't miss out on downtown Moab—home to shops, galleries, microbreweries, and restaurants—all less than 10 minutes away. But, you might want to stay for a wholesome dinner on the property as there's a spacious patio with a barbecue grill, plenty of seating, and a firepit (there's also an indoor fireplace, if it's too chilly outside). The property also provides a telescope for even better views of the starry night sky. The private two-car garage, driveway, and nearby curbside parking are ideal for extra vehicles and trailers. In between days at Arches, the hosts recommend nearby Hell's Revenge 4x4 trail or Slickrock Trail—both, only six miles away. And if you have the time, take advantage of the Airbnb's proximity to the Canyonlands (40 minutes away).

Cozy and luxe ranch stay with horse and cattle

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Eat-in kitchen, firepit, washer/dryer, Keurig

Sure, it’s an hour’s drive from Badlands, but once on this luxe ranch property, all your cares will melt away. Watch the sun set over South Dakota’s plains while horses (on property year-round) and cattle graze (on property from May to September), stargaze around the firepit (supplies included), or host a snuggly movie night in the plush, open-plan common area. If you are traveling with small infants or toddlers, feel free to request any necessary kid or baby items from the hosts. They can and will have any reasonable request ready for your stay. It's only 10 minutes away from downtown Rapid City, and 20 minutes to Mt. Rushmore. For those staying here amidst their road trip journey, there's a washer and dryer for use and a refresh for you.

Off-the-grid cliff house

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Incomparable views, chiminea, outdoor dining area

Big Bend has some of the best views of the Milky Way in the country, and with certified “dark sky friendly” lighting, The Perch is committed to giving guests the best of this desert locale, even when the sun goes down. This fully off-grid cliff house is set on an old limestone plateau, 3,000 feet above sea level—and is adorned with western-inspired midcentury décor on the inside, plus a spacious deck for stargazing from a warm firepit, and a cowboy soaking tub on the outside. It's perfect for couples or families who want to feel a million miles away from everything.

Modern paradise with a pool

Bed & bath: 5 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Heated pool, game room, walk-in shower, trampoline

Immerse yourself in rich, tropical blues at this five-bedroom Miami stunner, complete with a heated indoor pool and a 40-minute drive to Biscayne National Park. This is a home for the whole family to enjoy, with outdoor play areas, parking for up to six cars, a basketball court, and smart TVs in every bedroom. Elegant, modern décor helps keep the home feeling spacious and bright, while landscaped palms and marble bathrooms evoke the feeling of a tropical escape.

Nostalgic and eclectic glamping yurt in downtown Montrose

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Wood-burning fire, outdoor hot tub

If you are looking for a swanky yet rustic stay for your journey to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, this one-of-a-kind glamping yurt is only a 20-minute drive away and offers peak western vibes. Located on a mountainside, guests overlook a picturesque valley that feels far removed—but is still close to local restaurants and breweries of Montrose. The space is perfect for two guests with one queen bed and one bath—whether it be a couple's romantic getaway, two best friends on a road trip, or everything in between. The lit-up outdoor patio, home to a barbecue grill and hot tub, makes it easy for adventurous travelers to relax after a long day of hiking or driving. There are also plenty of birds and wildlife that you can see—some customer reviews indicate sights of hummingbirds, chipmunks, horses, and deer. With little to no light pollution, the stargazing here is iconic, especially from your very own hot tub. It's also only a 90-minute drive to Colorado National Monument.

Secluded luxe riverfront ranch

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Nine private acres, huge bathtub, unobstructed river views

It can be tricky to find luxury in the middle of a vast wilderness area, but this nine-acre ranch house set on the banks of the Sevier River manages to pull it off and then some. With light fixtures crafted by local artisans, a spacious bathtub, and high-speed fiber internet, the home is perfect for groups or those looking to escape for a while and work remotely. Sip on an evening cocktail on the rear deck and watch the sunset over the backside of Bryce Canyon, a scant 28 minutes away.

Dark sky house

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Red rock vistas, plush linens, telescope, walk-in shower

Enjoy rust-tinted rock views for days right from your own private patio at this sleek, modern home in Torrey, Utah, situated on four acres just outside Capitol Reef. It can comfortably fit up to four guests—and its open-concept kitchen and living room beg for nights in gazing out at the stars, while sky-high bedroom windows beckon guests to cozy up with a view. When you’re done luxuriating in the tiled walk-in shower, a six-minute drive will take you into the park.

Wayward desert casita

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Open-plan kitchen, outdoor hammock and grill, kids' bunkbeds

Moss greens and rusted orange tones pervade this adobe-style townhouse in southwestern Moab that’s perfect for families or groups of friends. Hit snooze in the southwestern bedding atop the plush, king-sized mattress in the primary bedroom after drawing straws to see who gets the four bunk beds next door. After adventuring in Canyonlands, grill up a feast on the private outdoor patio, then lounge in the freestanding hammock while the sun turns the sky shades of neon.

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Bungalow on Blodgett

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Soaking tub, flatscreen TV, washer and dryer, full kitchen

A vintage chandelier sparkles above the colorful, hand-carved bed at this Carlsbad casita that’s perfect for couples looking to explore the nearby caverns. Enjoy the property’s funky, New Mexico-inspired art while sipping on your morning cup of Joe—the house comes with a Keurig for the caffeine addicts among us—and serve up a hearty breakfast in the cozy eat-in kitchen. After a day spent wandering underground, take a well-earned dip in the enormous soaking tub.

Updated home close to the beach

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Fireplace, eat-in kitchen, walking distance to the beach

Any trip to SoCal’s Channel Islands requires a ferry trip to and from the park, meaning that road trippers will likely bed down in beachy Ventura. This laid-back surf haven feels a world away from nearby Los Angeles, as evidenced by breezy, coastal cottages like this one. At a price point that won’t break the bank, this light-filled bungalow is home to two cozy bedrooms, inspired indigo cabinets, and a private outdoor patio.

Luxury Columbia treehouse

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Hot tub, large outdoor deck, firepit

No expense was spared in this small but incredible treehouse-style home in western Columbia, a mere 30-minute drive from the national park. After a day of hiking and paddling, saunter back and enjoy a movie night on the flat screen, fix up a feast in the adorable kitchen, or soak your weary muscles in a hot tub surrounded by twinkling fairy lights.

Modern marsh cabin

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Top amenities: Wood-burning fireplace, library, oversized bathtub, spacious patio

Tucked into a lush forest just a quick stroll from Agency Lake, this custom cabin is the ideal rental for families or friend groups making the trek out to remote Crater Lake—25 minutes away by car. When you’re not gazing out at the shimmering, turquoise waters of this famous national park, unwind in the property’s hammock, cozy up in the lofted reading nook, or hop into the drool-worthy bathtub before warming your toes by the wood-burning stove.

A charming modern farmhouse alongside rolling hills

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Walking distance to the park, storybook setting, fresh eggs to pick yourself

If heading to Cuyahoga Valley National Park wasn't already on your radar—this is the sort of property that makes the travel experience well worth the visit (dare I say, the trip's “cherry-on-top”). The storybook farmhouse, dubbed “The White House,” is a timeless testament to America's traditional bucolic pastoral scene—presented to travelers in the best way possible. Quite literally bordering the national park, the drive to its parking lot is only around 10 minutes away. A huge plus: Brandywine Falls, widely known as the "crown jewel" of the park, is only a 10-minute walk from the front door. The house itself is newly renovated and ever-so picturesque—designed with huge floor-to-ceiling windows that pour natural light through the property's vast three floors. There are two bedrooms, each with a queen bed—as well as a loft room with a futon that can also be used for sleeping. There are two full bathrooms on the same floor as all of the bedrooms and a half bathroom on the first floor. It's located alongside the rolling hills with sights of hens frolicking from the deck. Here, you can collect your very own eggs every morning of your stay—how's that for fresh?

On a dragon fruit farm with hammocks and coconut trees

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Access to farm with onsite animals, outdoor hammocks, patio

Stay on this lush and charming dragon fruit farm—with a modern farmhouse that embodies a sweet slice of paradise. The spacious home is just under 45 minutes away from the Everglades and can fit up to five guests. With one queen bed, three single beds, and one sofa bed across two bedrooms, it might be best for a smaller-sized family or a quirky girls' trip. Aside from a full patio with seating that looks out to the garden, there's also a fully fenced private backyard with a barbecue grill, firepit, and hammock swings underneath some coconut trees. As it's located on a farm, some animals often roam the property, including chickens, goats, and ducks. Keep in mind for driving at night: There aren't many street lights on the main roads leading up to the house, so plan ahead if you prefer (or require) to drive in better visibility. While the property is fully private and tucked away, the hosts are located nearby if you need anything in a timely manner—or if you'd like to learn more about the farm and the process of cultivating dragonfruit. The eclectic, eco-centric space is really fitting for the exotic and wild nature of the Florida Everglades themselves. Not to mention, it's conveniently located six minutes from the Florida Turnpike, between Miami and the Florida Keys.

A cozy and spacious log cabin on a ranch with wildlife

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Ranch experiences, outdoor grill and patio, cleaning available during stay

This luxe and spacious log cabin resides on a hillside, overlooking a private cattle ranch with pastures of horses. Only a 30-minute drive to Pinnacles National Park, the property—with stone fireplaces and a wraparound porch for barbecues—is the perfect place to unplug. Fall into the remoteness of the property's location in California's true wilderness—and make sure to take advantage of the hosts' offerings from their very own ranch. Here, alongside tall oak trees, guests can schedule animal feeding, horseback riding, arena riding or horsemanship lessons, and archery or BB gun lessons with the ranch owners—all available at an additional cost (confirmed by the hosts at the time of inquiry). Though, note: No activities are available on Sundays or Mondays, except for holiday weekends. Or, you can simply take a leisurely morning or evening stroll around the 2200-acre scenic property. The woodsy and tasteful cabin is huge, sleeping up to eight guests. Ideal for a family (or a few small families), the cabin offers three bedrooms and six beds. Plus, one dozen farm-fresh eggs and a wood bundle with firestarter comes complimentary with your stay.

Modern cabin surrounded by sweeping mountain ranges

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Outdoor hot tub for stargazing (located on a Dark Sky Association certified area), large second-floor porch

After a day of exploring the wilderness of Great Sand Dunes National Park (less than 20 minutes away), head back to this swanky and private cabin in Mosca, Colorado, on the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo. Perfect for a couple of couples or families—really, for all types of adventurers—the entire cabin fits up to six guests, offering three bedrooms with three beds and two baths. During the day, there are immaculate snow-capped mountain views from the private balcony on the second floor. Or, of course, cozy up by the fireplace inside. The property resides in a Dark Sky Association-certified area, and the stargazing experiences here, especially from the outdoor hot tub, are top-notch. For another daytime adventure, the Zapata Waterfall is less than a 10-minute drive away and offers some surrounding nature trails and hikes.

A tucked away home with pops of color off of Route 66

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: High maintenance kitchen, tasteful design, rooftop terrace for mountain and desert views

This colorful and spacious two-story home is just a 20-minute drive from the park via the Grand Canyon South Rim entrance. It's a quintessential and luxe desert retreat that sleeps up to eight guests (but most comfortably fits six), with three bedrooms and four beds. Do note that there is a spiral staircase that connects the two floors of this property and there is no elevator provided. This off-the-beaten-path home is surrounded by red mountains across 12 acres of land, offering breathtaking sunrises, sunsets, and stargazing. The site's swanky rooftop terrace features outdoor seating, a firepit, artificial turf, provided yoga mats, and a telescope for closeups of the many visible stars. In the town of Williams itself where the property is located, check out the Bearizona Wildlife Park, Canyon Coaster Adventure Park (best for little ones), the historic Grand Canyon Railway, the public swimming pool, and the local shops and restaurants. The property is also pet-friendly but with an additional pet cleaning fee.

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A swanky loft in one of downtown St. Louis’ historic buildings

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Riverfront location, roof deck with outdoor seating

With both river and bridge views, this entire rental unit sits in the heart of downtown St. Louis on the riverfront and fits up to four guests. For a city loft, it's exceptionally spacious with two bedrooms (both with queen beds) and one bath—all with stylish and modern finishes. While it's entirely walkable, just steps away from Gateway Arch National Park, there's also a parking card for a spot in a secure parking lot at a rate of $50 per week (note, it's a minimum of $50 even if your stay is shorter than a week). There's much to do around the property—it's a stone's throw to the Convention Center (if needed), a casino, and the Busch Stadium. Take advantage of the loft's roof deck (shared with the building) for the best views.

Desert gold

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Expansive mountain views, floor-to-ceiling windows, total seclusion

Featured everywhere from Mountain View to The New York Times, this modern home was designed for avid desert stargazers. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows in the crisp, white common area and sunrise vistas without getting out of bed, it’s a special spot for travelers looking to be fully immersed in the landscape of Death Valley, whether they be sipping their tea and roaming the property’s 80 uninterrupted acres, soaking in the deck’s hot tub, or hiking the park’s trails just 20 miles away.

Modern, off-grid house

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Stainless steel appliances, Denali vistas, wood-burning fireplace

Rise to seriously epic views of Denali (visible even from the walk-in shower) at this newly constructed off-grid chalet that’s brimming with clean lines and huge windows. The home’s wood-burning stove keeps it toasty on those chilly Alaska nights, while the outdoor dining deck beckons on warmer weather days. Guests here get to enjoy a real taste of the secluded Alaskan wilderness, all a mere five miles from the town of Talkeetna.

Secret villa on Duval Street

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Pool with loungers, outdoor dining, walking distance to everything Key West

Sip on a midday aperitif in the secluded pool at this centrally located three-bedroom home in the heart of Key West. Surrounded by lush, tropical gardens, this spacious villa is dressed in elegant island-chic artwork, with florals and sky blues adorning the stately living area. An ideal escape for families or groups of couples, each of the three large bedrooms is appointed with luxe linens, and two provide en suite bathrooms.

Modern A-frame

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Hot tub, full kitchen, ski access

Gates of the Arctic is so remote that nearly all of its visitors will need to charter a bush plane from Fairbanks to get to its soaring granite peaks and miles of serpentine rivers. Travelers looking for a comfortable stay (and a chance at catching the aurora borealis) on their trip to the great north will positively adore this classic A-frame decked out with amenities galore. Stargaze from the deck’s bubbling hot tub, warm up in the combination sauna/shower, or nestle into the lofted queen-size bed when your day of adventure is done.

Delightful B&B

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, shared bath
Top amenities: Piano, board games, free airport shuttle, wildlife viewing

Soak up the real Alaska (and maybe even spot a moose) at this adorable bed and breakfast in Gustavus, gateway to the glaciers and the whale watching that Glacier Bay is so known for. Each room is ripe with colorful bedding and rustic, cabin-style furnishings, plus a well-stocked private kitchen full of snacks and breakfast goodies, and a private bath to soak your weary bones after a day of exploring the wilderness. Free bikes are available for guest use, as are a selection of board games and a wood-burning stove in the common areas.

Whitefish outpost

Bed & bath: 6 bedrooms, 4 baths
Top amenities: Chef’s kitchen, massive square footage, firepit, game room

Why decide between a castle and a cabin when you can have both? This palatial, six-bedroom luxury chalet is steeped in high-end Montana décor, from its cobblestone and wood exterior to its longhorns, cowboy hats, and vintage wall hangings on the inside. Nestled in the forest 29 miles from the edge of Glacier National Park, the sky-high views, oversized soaking tubs, and cozy bedding make this dreamy estate an epic home away from home.

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Light-filled, woodsy condo

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Fireplace, walk-in shower, full kitchen

Hosted by a veteran luxury property management team, Outpost, this sunny condo in Wilson, Wyoming, allows guests to relax away from the bustle of nearby Jackson Hole while still remaining minutes away from the craggy peaks of Grand Teton. Thoughtful chandeliers and leather-lined sofas give the living room an elevated feel, while southwestern textiles, nature-centric wall hangings, and wooden bedframes keep the space firmly grounded in its natural setting.

Little green cabin

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Wraparound deck, hot tub, sky-high ceilings, record player

Tasteful bohemian flair will make you feel instantly at home in this colorful, three-level Smoky Mountains getaway. Situated in the hills above Gatlinburg and minutes away from the national park, this home has everything a nature-loving group will need to enjoy the area in style. New memory foam mattresses make it easy to press snooze in the two-bedroom suites, the deck is chock-full of wonderful wooded views, and the outdoor hot tub is the perfect salve for tired hikers.

Teal-accented urban casita

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Breakfast nook, hot tub, corn hole, private backyard

Though it’s a bit farther from the park than most sites on our list (an hour-and-45-minute drive), the turquoise door, southwestern textiles, and stylish cowboy art at this adobe-style Texas home were too good to pass up. Beat the heat with a movie night in front of the large flatscreen TV, play chef among the stainless steel appliances, or try to spot the Milky Way from the private patio’s hot tub.

Luxury house on seven acres

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Private lanai, infinity pool, tropical gardens, huge eat-in kitchen

This handsome home on the western flanks of the Haleakalā volcano is a mountainous, tropical wonderland complete with a spacious deck, pool, and spa. Dark wood and leather sofas surround the indoor fireplace, while local art hangs above each of the two king-size beds. Views abound from nearly every room—even the primary suite’s soaking tub, making this the perfect upcountry escape, just 40 minutes from the park.

Studio by a volcano

Bed & bath: Studio, 1 bath
Top amenities: Stainless steel appliances, firepit, wooden hot tub, 4K flatscreen TV

Parachute sheets, a Casper mattress, and Lather toiletries are just a handful of the thoughtful touches the hosts have provided at this modern studio, located right down the highway from Hawai’i Volcanoes. The tiny home’s sleek, modern design might be what impresses you at first glance, but the outdoor firepit and cedar soaking tub, tucked into a forest of native ‘ohi’a trees, make this stay one to remember.

Time travel to Capone's loft

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Pool table, downtown views, beers on tap, balcony

Hot Springs is not your typical national park. Set amidst the historic district of its namesake town, a place where Hollywood elites came for mineral soaks and bootleggers once hid out, it’s one of those rare national parks that borders a more urban setting, and this Capone-inspired loft is the perfect spot to explore from. With an open-plan 1940s-style kitchen, exposed brick walls, a billiards table, and beers on tap, it’s great for history-loving friends or families with older kids who want to take in both the park and funky downtown Hot Springs.

A wholesome beach retreat with a sunroom

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Sun room, fireplace, hot tub, included snow cones and coffee

Funky patterns pair perfectly with bright whites at this sunny two-bedroom home that’s a quick stroll away from Lake Michigan and a 20-minute drive to Indiana Dunes. Kids will love the snow cone machine, and adults will revel in the opportunity to create morning coffee confections with the Keurig 2.0 and included gourmet syrups. Whether it’s sprawling out in the spacious sunroom or curling up to watch Netflix by the fire, this spot is a fantastic family escape.

Lake Superior cabin

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Panoramic Lake Superior views, wood accents, sauna

When viewed from up close, Lake Superior resembles an enormous freshwater ocean, and the miles-long views you’ll find at this cozy, wood-raftered cabin are the perfect preamble to an Isle Royale escape. With homey touches like a living room swing, plush couch cushions, and travel books galore, as well as a lofted bedroom and wraparound porch, backpackers and lake lovers alike will adore unwinding here after a day or two on nearby Isle Royale. The hosts also have an extra-quaint loft unit on the same property.

Geometric cottage

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Pool with cabana, outdoor shower, telescope, 360-degree views

Grab your friends (or extended family) and experience the high desert vibes that Joshua Tree is famous for at this two-bedroom cottage tucked away on a remote hillside just north of the national park. Set in a grove of spiky green Joshua trees, the outdoor pool, wooden cabana, and on-site hot tub are enough to warrant this price point, but the real treasures lie indoors—modern geometric furniture, artful light fixtures, and even a telescope to witness the area’s incredible night skies. The host also rents a bevy of similarly chic spaces.

Downtown Anchorage cottage

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Free welcome drinks, outdoor patio, espresso machine

Pops of lime green and word art turn this otherwise modern cottage into a funky, stylish stay, perfect for wildlife seekers on their way to Katmai from Anchorage’s small regional airport. Sleek midcentury furnishings make for an ultra-hip living room, while the rental's lofted bedroom, locally sourced coffee, and Aesop bath products make this hidden gem a comfortable home away from home.

Modern mountain home in Seward

Bed & bath: 4 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Snowcapped mountain views, stainless steel appliances, central location

When visiting the glistening glaciers and migrating humpback whales found in Alaska’s Kenai Fjords, it’s important to have a solid home base in the artsy town of Seward. This impressive modern house is full of the mountainous views and natural light that make Alaskan summers so magical, and guests here will have the pleasure of waking up to beautiful vistas of Mt. Alice and Mt. Marathon. In the morning, sip coffee in the sunshine on the private outdoor patio.

A veritable castle with an observatory

Bed & bath: 4 bedrooms, 4 baths
Top amenities: Night sky observatory, original artwork, piano, yoga room

Though Central California might conjure up images of arid rolling hills, the foothills of the Sierra Nevada are surprisingly lush, with numerous rivers of snowmelt bursting into being each year. When visiting Kings Canyon, especially during hot summer months, these rivers are an epic place to relax and cool down, and there’s no better place than at this four-bedroom river’s-edge castle, complete with a private yoga studio, gourmet kitchen, bubbling hot tub, and night sky observatory.

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Waterfront bush plane hangar

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Two living rooms, hot tub, waterfront location

Any trip to remote Kobuk Valley will require a stopover in Fairbanks to meet your tour transportation, and this bush plane hangar-turned-home is a fabulous way to experience a slice of Alaska without sacrificing creature comforts. This newly renovated contemporary space is set above the host’s private aircraft storage on the banks of a private lake. A sled, snowshoes, complimentary coffee and hot chocolate, and a propane barbecue are free to use to help fire up your adventures, while a tufted leather sofa, open-plan kitchen, and large jetted bathtub are sure to hit the spot after a day exploring the Great North.

Stylish retreat with sauna

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Private sauna, grill, deck with peak views

Let’s face it; Lake Clark is almost as remote as it gets when it comes to national parks, which means that adventurous travelers will need to cruise through Anchorage en route to its turquoise blue waters for a day or two of exploring. This hip, three-bedroom house just outside of town lets traveling groups do just that, providing an authentic Alaskan experience complete with a sauna, deck with a grill, and copious views of the surrounding mountains.

Mt. Lassen getaway cabin

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Full kitchen, private yard, deck, lake access

Be one with the wilderness at this gorgeous little cabin that’s walking distance to Lake McCumber and less than a half hour from Lassen Volcanic. Wood rafters and naturalist-inspired decor bedeck the quaint living area and two bedrooms, plus the home sits on a half-acre for maximum solitude and quiet.

A destination in itself—a treehouse on the treetops of Mammoth

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Elevated deck in the trees, waterfalls on-site

“The Lookout” is a sweet Kentucky treehouse Airbnb straight out of a storybook, and around 20 minutes away from Mammoth Cave National Park. Super green and wholesome, the home fits up to six guests with two bedrooms and one bath (and a spiral staircase). The option is ideal for those looking to embrace its outdoorsy vibe—where guests can head to the elevated and wraparound outdoor porch to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or read a book. And all the while, accompanied by the incomparable sounds of the surrounding rushing waterfalls from onsite creeks. When the sun sets, feel free to light the firepit and make some s'mores—or take advantage of the barbecue grill for cooking dinner or lunch. It's great for families with smaller children as the site also includes children's toys and books for ages two through 10. And while it is tucked away (at the end of a super narrow road), the property is also not too far from local restaurants and quaint antique shops.

Sage Canyon cliff house

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Incredible views, fireplace, real rock shower

Built into the striking red rock cliffs that make the Four Corners Region so iconic, this one-bedroom cabin takes immersing yourself in the mountains to a new level. The home is set at the flank of Sleeping Ute mountain, with nearby petroglyphs and sweeping views down McElmo Canyon adding to the stunning interior, filled with modern living room furnishings, a carved-out reading nook, high ceilings, and a lofted bedroom. Exfoliate after a long day in the park in the home’s most unique amenity—a sandstone shower basin tucked against the cliff.

Fairytale hideaway

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Wooden hot tub, vinyl record player, vintage kitchen

The forests of the Pacific Northwest are a thing of lore, with mossy groves fit for a pixie seemingly everywhere you turn. Of all the forested cabins dotting the landscape around Mt. Rainier, Fillmore’s Landing is perhaps the most quintessentially elven. The home boasts a cedar soaking tub, double hammock, and crisscrossed bay windows on the outside, but the inside is just as warm and inviting—a wood-burning stove, vintage record player, and loft with two queen beds maximize the 800-square-foot space.

Downtown Fayetteville bungalow

Bed & bath: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Plush linens, fully-stocked kitchen, dedicated office space

A cheerful bungalow set right at the center of the action in small-town Fayetteville, this lovely 1920s home is easily the most stylish space to hit the hay on a trip to America’s newest national park—New River Gorge. With a clawfoot tub, day lounger, flatscreen TV, and backyard with a private firepit, it’s well-adorned with the comforts of home, and a short five-minute drive to the park’s visitor center.

Serene ocean-view cottage

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Wood-burning fireplace, Nespresso machine, ocean views

A lot of travelers head out to Olympic for unparalleled forest bathing in the Hoh Rainforest, a 90-minute drive from this darling cottage, but one of the most unique facts about this national park is that it hosts a wide variety of different biozones—from rainforest to alpine peaks to coastal inlets—and this adorable rental is right in the middle of them all. Light a fire and soak up the sunset from an airy living room, full of beachy beige and wicker textures, then rise early to enjoy breakfast and ocean views from the midcentury dining nook before venturing into the park.

Luxury cabin surrounded by pines

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Outdoor firepit, large breakfast bar, cookie dough included

Sure, it’s an hour’s drive to the park proper, but we adore this luxe, tree-lined cabin in eastern Arizona’s mountain town of Pinetop. Floor-to-ceiling windows cover an entire wall of the living room, so you’ll never feel far from the wilderness, whether you're kicking back in front of the flatscreen TV while the nearby wood-burning stove crackles or preparing a family feast in the open-plan kitchen. At night, hop into the large bathtub before bedding down in one of three modern bedrooms.

A woodsy fairytale-esque cabin nearby beach lagoons

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Neighboring nature trail and beach lagoon access

Nestled between California's small and enchanting towns of Orick and Trinidad, this rural and cozy haven feels like a lush forest dream. A 40-minute drive from Redwood National Park, the home offers one bedroom with two beds and can sleep up to four guests. Just across the road, check out the beaches and lagoons of Trinidad—at low tide, you might be able to see some starfish. Water lovers can also rent a kayak or canoe at Stone Lagoon if the weather permits. Outside, there's free parking available for two cars along with a large, grassy backyard. Inside, there are fun board games and books as well as a washer and dryer. The site is probably best for a couple's retreat or a smaller-sized family (with one bedroom, four is definitely the maximum here).

Fab Lake Estes home

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Fireplace, high ceilings, eat-in kitchen, two living rooms

Modern meets mountain at this lavish Estes Park home that’s full of plush textiles and stunning floor-to-ceiling views. Designed with the discerning wilderness traveler in mind, the space is decked out with rustic wood furniture, cozy sofa nooks, and a well-appointed patio, complete with a hot tub, grill, and fireplace.

Desert vibrations retreat

Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Included welcome drink, flatscreen TV, pool with saguaro views

You'll feel as though you’re inside Saguaro National Park at this au courant two-bedroom home that’s surrounded by the area’s namesake cacti. Custom paint and a tufted, camel-colored sofa bring elegant Tucson energy into the main common area, while cowgirl pop art and mounted longhorns contrast perfectly for subtle Western flair. Outside, guests will find a patio lined with twinkle lights, a hot tub, and a large pool for those scorching desert days.

Artist's oasis

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Pool, fireplace, hanging egg chairs, custom artwork

This stylish bohemian cabin in the tiny gateway town of Three Rivers, California was once the mountain haven of artist and metalworker Myron S. Whitson. Built and designed in 1966, it's the pinnacle of midcentury-modern, with built-in bookshelves, sleek cabinetry, and geometric outdoor details. The rental’s hosts have done a phenomenal job furnishing the space in kind, with modern art, mandarin-tinted velvet chairs, and a wooden platform bed. The outdoor area is no less enticing—swings, a grill, a seating area, and a pool await sated park travelers.

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Shenandoah yurt with hot tub

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Hot tub with views, gaming nook, wood-burning fireplace, dedicated workspace

This is the yurt to end all yurts. A mega-yurt, if you will. This luxury retreat is perched in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, with three bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms to cater to large groups and families. The 2,500-square-foot space offers an open floor plan in the downstairs common area, with walled-off sleeping areas for quiet and privacy. Cuddle up on the L-shaped sofa, throw a log on the fire, soak in the outdoor hot tub, or tackle a puzzle in the lofted upstairs game room when you aren’t cruising through Shenandoah.

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Periwinkle cottage

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Coral Bay vistas, infinity pool, ample outdoor lounge space

Escape the crowds of Cruz Bay, rent a 4WD vehicle, and meander over to this incredible two-bedroom villa that’s dripping with elegant Caribbean flair. Bright corals and sea greens adorn the interior kitchen and living room, with a beaded chandelier and turquoise outdoor dining nook to match. Quilted linens and ocean views combine to create a bedroom you’ll never want to leave, and the outdoor pool is simply to die for.

Entire home with Apache-inspired textiles

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Included coffee and tea, handpicked artwork, backyard access

This fabulous one-bedroom guesthouse is the epitome of New Mexico’s adobe style. With Apache-inspired textiles slung above the plush king bed, original hand-molded alcoves, a bright outdoor patio, and artsy light fixtures, it’s an authentic stay on your way to the dreamy and unique White Sands, also one of the country’s newest national parks.

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Black Hills treehouse

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Clawfoot tub, tree-filled views, fireplace

For the style-obsessed treetop dweller, this Black Hills vacation rental can’t be beaten. It’s loaded with rustic details like exposed log walls and a whiskey barrel sink, plus modern conveniences like a kitchenette (complete with custom Jack Daniels light fixtures). Outdoors, a wraparound deck and a grill are sure to entice your crew after hiking through Wind Cave, 20 minutes away by car.

A farm stay at silo near Bozeman, Montana

Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Modern and full kitchen, outdoor hot tub

This chic and newly constructed farm stay is located in Montana's Gallatin Valley, around 100 miles from the expansive and iconic Yellowstone National Park. While the home is private property, it's located on an actual farm, so guests can catch sightings of free-roaming cattle and horses that sometimes mosey right up to your window. After a long day of adventuring to Yellowstone or even downtown Bozeman, just 25 miles away, indulge in the silo's outdoor hot tub and look out to spanning views of the snow-capped Bridger Mountains. A sweet plus: Fresh (and local) eggs and milk are provided for guests at the property. Filled with natural light, the space seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern amenities. While the entire space can host up to four guests, there's one bedroom and a queen bed in the loft (so not complete privacy for everyone).

Luxe cabin inside Yosemite

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Free local wine, EV charger, floor-to-ceiling windows, in-park location

Designed in a classic, modern cabin style, this lavish home located inside the boundaries of Yosemite National Park features massive windows with tree-filled views—plus a spacious porch with a colorful alfresco dining area. Inside, you’ll find tasteful midcentury furniture like a tufted charcoal sofa and plush canary-yellow reading chairs. The whole crew can sleep peacefully across one king and three queen beds, and in the morning, a quick 30-minute drive takes you into the infamous Yosemite Valley.

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Modern ranch home

Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Magical porch vistas, wood-burning fireplace, bunk beds, smart TV

Corals and sea greens make this modern ranch house sing with color. Situated near Zion’s less-traveled Kolob Canyons area, about an hour from Springdale and the main canyon, this three-bedroom retreat is an immaculate escape for solitude seekers interested in exploring Utah’s spectacular red rocks. Enjoy an open-plan kitchen and living room with a fireplace, a six-person breakfast island, and Western-themed art. At night, gaze up at the miraculous night sky from the wraparound deck.

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