Stay in a cabin, cottage, resort, or rental home just steps away from the water and enjoy substantial privacy - the perfect combination for a thrilling (or relaxing) escape. The listing puts it best: “it’s intended for peace and quiet.” The home has three beds and three baths and fits 10 guests for around $129 per night.Are you searching for serenity or do you want to make a splash? Whether your preference is wild or mild, visit the Keystone State for the perfect lakeside vacation. There’s a deck looking out over the water, a wood burning fireplace, hikes and wildlife galore. Tucked away off a creek in Bushkill, this stunning spot is somewhere between a cabin and a lodge, and it’s prime for a good fall getaway. The lodge averages $399 a night, but that price varies depending on the number of people and date. The rustic, cozy spot has a fireplace, four bedrooms, and a patio and overlooks a creek. VRBO Creekside pine lodge in MilfordĮscape to this former hunting lodge in a 575-acre private forest. This spot will run you about $180 a night. Downstairs, the stone patio offers great lounging space, and a nearby fire pit is perfect for colder evenings. There are plenty of amazing views with a porch that wraps entirely around the second floor. Located a mile from the small town of Bloomsburg, and an hour from the Poconos, this stone firetower has a ton to offer. VRBO Modern firetower chalet in Bloomsburg On top of that privacy, it’s also a real log cabin with Nordic-inspired decor-perfect for a couples getaway or small family.
Tucked away in Barrett Township, this cabin sits almost entirely secluded at the base of the Poconos. Airbnb Norwegian cottage in Barrett Township Plus, there are lots of hikes and a town nearby. The backyard offers a propane grill and outdoor fireplace. This 450-square-foot cabin in Jim Thorpe has a wood-lined interior, a living room and kitchenette downstairs, and a lofted sleeping area. A stay at the cabin will run you about $99 a night. It sits walking distance from the lake, and offers a fireplace, barbecue, and fire pit. This Oak Ridge cabin is a near perfect fit for this list (just look at that name). Prices vary depending on the dates, but it’s around $175 per night. This three-bedroom chalet can sleep up to eight (all of whom must be over the age of 25) and is perfect for enjoying rustic-chic style, nature views, and a hot tub. Lovely A-Frame cabins to rent near Philly Airbnb A chalet in Tobyhanna The rental, transformed by Lokal Hotel, can sleep up to eight and there’s a fire pit on the grounds and private access to the river. Photo by Michael James Murray A-Frame in DorchesterĮscape to this renovated A-frame in the New Jersey woods this summer. Bonus: All the cabins below are within a 3-hour drive from the city. Some offer fire pits for evening cookouts, and others still are a stone’s throw from serene hiking trails and parks. Grab some friends and take off a couple of days, because these wood cabins tucked into the forests of Pennsylvania are the perfect places to celebrate winter. They all have that woodsy charm, and they’re all perfect for a weekend getaway this season. There are a ton (seriously, a lot) of cozy cabins around Philly to do just that. But have you considered making a vacation out of that feeling? Īs fall winds down and the cold sets in, all you likely want to do is curl up with a good book and a mug of warm tea, prepping for cozy season. For more information, see our ethics policy.
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