Getaways with wood stove in United States

Durango, Colorado

Cabins and vacation homes near Vallecito Lake outside Durango, Colorado, with full kitchens, fireplaces and pet-friendly rooms.

Flagstaff, Arizona

A five-bedroom treehouse-style home in Kachina Village near Flagstaff sleeps 12, with a hot tub, wood stove, and pine-shaded decks.

Zion, Utah

A remodeled A-frame cabin in Duck Creek Village sleeps six near Bryce Canyon and Zion, with wood-burning fireplaces and trail access.

Mount Hood, Oregon

A three-bedroom cabin near Mount Hood in Rhododendron, Oregon, with a stone fireplace, private hot tub, fire pit, and room for eight.

Taos, New Mexico

A two-bedroom A-frame cabin in Taos Ski Valley with a wood stove, fire pit and sleeping for eight, booked through Expedia.

Mount Hood, Oregon

A historic CCC-era A-frame cabin at 5,700 feet on Mount Hood's north side, sleeping up to 20 and reached by foot or ski.

Flagstaff, Arizona

Seventeen A-frame and log cabins plus B&B suites sit on 13 wooded acres outside Flagstaff, Arizona, bordered by Coconino National Forest.

San Juan Islands, Washington

Waterfront log cabins on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands, with wood stoves, fire pits and no Wi-Fi, running since 1939.

Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

A secluded alpine A-frame cabin near Snoqualmie Pass with a wood stove, fireplace, firepit and mountain views, close to skiing and the lake.

Weaverville, North Carolina

A five-bedroom A-frame on 20 acres near the Ivy River in Weaverville, 20 minutes from downtown Asheville, sleeping up to 12.