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Getaways with waterfront

106 getaways match, page 4 of 5

  • Soča Valley, Goriška

    Glamping tents on the Soča River in Slovenia's Soča Valley, with trail access and waterfront pitches for group stays.

  • Kumu Camp

    Glamping tent

    Kauai, Hawaii

    A nonprofit campground on Anahola Bay in Kauai with yurts, bungalows, and tent sites steps from the shore.

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  • Shiojiri, Nagano

    Dome-tent glamping on a riverside site near Shiojiri, Nagano, with fire pits, mountain views and staff-assisted cooking for families, couples and groups.

  • Estes Park, Colorado

    13 cabins spread across 14 acres along Estes Park's Fall River, right next to Rocky Mountain National Park.

  • Jackson Hole, Wyoming

    A Snake River dude ranch near Jackson Hole offering horseback riding, rafting and fly-fishing, with a four-night minimum stay.

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  • Blue Ridge, Georgia

    A newly built luxury A-Frame near McCaysville, Georgia, with floor-to-ceiling glass, a hot tub, fire pit and creek access.

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  • McCall, Idaho

    A waterfront cabin in McCall, Idaho, with mountain views, a hot tub and fireplace, booked through Timber Vacation Rentals for groups and families.

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  • Bryce Canyon, Utah

    Newly built cabins in Hatch, Utah, along the Sevier River, positioned between Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park, sleeping up to six.

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  • Burnet County, Texas

    A waterfront lakehouse cabin on Gililland Ridge near Burnet, Texas, with a hot tub and full kitchen for groups or families.

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  • Kingsland, Texas

    A waterfront lakehouse cabin in Kingsland, Texas with a fire pit and hot tub, suited to groups and families, booked through Wander.

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  • Bruny Island, Tasmania

    Self-contained lodge and cottage accommodation set among coastal bushland on Bruny Island, Tasmania, for couples, families and groups.

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  • Mount Shasta, California

    Riverside cabins and a family lodge near Castella, California, with Sacramento River access and Mount Shasta 20 miles north.

  • Aspen, Colorado

    A ranch stay near Marble, Colorado with log cabins, mountain views, and trail and water access in the heart of the Rockies.

  • Asheville, North Carolina

    A-frame cabins, a treehouse, and a creekside sauna and cold plunge spread across 38 wooded acres near Asheville in Zirconia, North Carolina.

  • Durango, Colorado

    Six family cabins sit on the eastern shore of Vallecito Reservoir near Durango, Colorado, each with its own history and lake access.

  • Taos, New Mexico

    Lakeside cabins and a marina on Eagle Nest Lake in Moreno Valley, New Mexico, with boat rentals and guided fishing trips.

  • Mount Hood, Oregon

    An A-frame cabin on the Sandy River in Rhododendron, Oregon, with a hot tub, fireplace and trail access near Mt. Hood.

  • Blue Mountains, New South Wales

    Two riverside cabins on the historic Six Foot Track between Katoomba and Jenolan Caves, sleeping up to 28 guests near the Coxs River.

  • Smiley Creek Lodge

    Mountain lodge

    Ketchum, Idaho

    A mountain lodge on ID-75 near Ketchum with trail and water access to the Sawtooth Valley's lakes, creeks and mountain bike trails.

  • Jackson Hole, Wyoming

    A 350-acre ranch stay along the Snake River at the base of the Grand Tetons in Jackson Hole, with mountain views and trail access for groups and families.

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  • Tracy City, Tennessee

    A private 45-acre property in Tracy City, Tennessee with cabins, a treehouse, and a yurt set along a waterfall on the South Cumberland Plateau.

  • Tuxedo Falls

    Glamping tent

    Asheville, North Carolina

    Treehouses and glamping tents on a waterfall property near Hendersonville, Saluda, and Brevard, North Carolina, with hot tubs and mountain trails.

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  • Catskills, New York

    An upscale cabin in the Catskills near Craryville, New York, with a fire pit, fireplace and waterfront setting for a quiet few nights off-grid.

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  • Maberly, Ontario

    A hike-in, off-grid cabin on the Tay-Havelock rail trail above the Fall River in Maberly, Ontario, sleeping up to three.

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