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Vacation rentals in Indiana

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Cabin in Madison
Cabin on the Ridge: The Sequel
Welcome to the area's first new construction Airbnb tailored for you, the guest. This contemporary cabin is nestled in the woods right in the heart of Amish country. This is the perfect destination for those who want to getaway yet enjoy the unique beauty of Historic Downtown Madison (25 minutes) recognized as "The prettiest small town in the Midwest" or chase waterfalls at Clifty Falls State Park (25 minutes). •Fast wifi •Roku TV •Keurig (K-Cups Available)
$133 per night
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Cabin in Middlebury
Cabin off 39 - Peaceful, private one bedroom cabin
Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. Nestled among the trees, it provides a quiet getaway from the chaos of life allowing you to recharge and renew. Secluded and yet close to local attractions, restaurants, biking and nature trails. The Cabin has a total of 420 sq ft living space with 280 sq ft on the ground floor and a 140 sq ft bedroom loft.
$131 per night
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Cabin in Nashville
Charley's Cabin
Charley’s Cabin is the perfect choice if you're looking for a scenic cabin in the woods!
$187 per night
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Other great vacation rentals in Indiana

Cabin in Nashville
Blue Moon Log Cabin
$195 per night
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Cabin in Unionville
Cozy Cabin Close to University 1
$145 per night
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Cabin in Madison
Cabin on the Ridge
$128 per night
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Home in Nashville
Brown County Cottage
$169 per night
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Cabin in Nashville
1 Sweet Retreat
$298 per night
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Home in Roann
Pool House On The Lake
$599 per night
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Loft in Bloomington
Barndominium studio with private yard & Hot tub
$152 per night
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Place to stay in Madison
The Riverside Retreat
$104 per night
Cabin in Nashville
Dogwood Hills
$298 per night
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Cottage in Howe
The Cozy Nest - with hot tub!
$190 per night
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Cottage in Wawaka
Peaceful Lakefront Retreat at Tiny Home w/ Hot Tub
$325 per night
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Cabin in Richmond
Cabin w/ pool (opens 5/29), hot tub & gardens
$205 per night
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Your guide to Indiana

All About Indiana

Although best known for its agriculture, the state of Indiana is home to high-profile sporting events, cultural attractions, and some of the most beautiful national parks in the Midwest. With its flat, fertile plains, northern Indiana is widely recognized for its iconic cornfields. However, the farmland is not what draws outdoor enthusiasts here. Spread across the state, you’ll find an array of lakes, forests, and nature reserves with hiking and biking trails, giant waterfalls, and plenty of spots where you can park a boat and spend the day fishing. From the sand dunes near Lake Michigan to the deep canyons and sandstone cliffs in Turkey Run State Park, Indiana has plenty of natural attractions to explore.

Indiana’s cities exert their charms on visitors as well, whether you’re in the densely urban corridor that stretches along the northern edge of the state or ambling from small town to village amid the rustic rolling hills of the south. In the middle of it all, Indianapolis, the capital city, has become a Midwestern cultural powerhouse, drawing people for its museums (the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Children’s Museum), musical performances, and vibrant restaurant scene.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Indiana?

The best time to visit the state of Indiana may be the fall. This is when the weather is mild and dry, the skies are typically clear, and the temperature is brisk yet ideal for enjoying the outdoors. Leaf-peepers from major cities come to Indiana to drive through the stunning foliage at this time. Summer is another popular time to visit, particularly if you’re headed for lakes and rivers, although outdoor activities can be interrupted by more frequent showers and high humidity.

Winter can get quite cold and snowy in Indiana. Temperatures vary considerably between the north and south of the state, and snow falls reliably in the northern areas, with cold winds blowing east from the Great Lakes. This is an ideal time for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Spring can bring quite unpredictable weather, including storms and strong winds, but it’s also a perfect time to spot new growth in the trees and new wildlife in the state’s parks and forests.


What are the top things to do in Indiana?

Mass Ave.

Indiana’s capital city, Indianapolis, has a fast-growing artistic scene, which is on display at its cultural center, located at Massachusetts Avenue, or “Mass Ave.” Here you’ll find some incredible street art, community art projects, huge murals on the sides of buildings, and live music. At certain times of the year, Mass Ave. also hosts a series of festivals that are well-worth a visit.

Brown County State Park

The state’s most picturesque park, located one hour south of Indianapolis, was formed by the retreating glaciers as the Ice Age ended, and the meltwaters molded the landscape into hills and valleys now covered in old-growth forest. Plenty of hiking and biking trails snake through the 16,000-acre park, and if you’d like to view the tree canopy from on high, you can climb up the 90-foot Fire Tower. Near the park, you’ll find the old artist colony of Nashville, still a destination for art lovers.

Indiana Dunes National Park

Skirting the bottom rim of Lake Michigan, Indiana Dunes National Park exerts a resort-like pull on this otherwise landlocked state. Several trails wind through the park through beaches, bogs, and prairies. The sand dunes in the park’s name can reach heights of 200 feet above Lake Michigan, and running down them at top speed is one of the great joys of being a Hoosier kid.

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