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Lake Cumberland vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Lake Cumberland

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Cabin in Burnside
The Enchanted Hideaway /Pet Friendly with Hot Tub!
Come relax at the Enchanted Hideaway Cabin just minutes from beautiful Lake Cumberland within the gated Lake Cumberland Resort. This 2 BR 2BA cabin offers much to love including open concept kitchen, dining, and living room area, washer and dryer, screened-in porches, grill, fire pit and much more! And you will love the private hot tub on the back porch! There are 3 community swimming pools in the resort with one only a short walk from the cabin. Book your perfect get-a-way today!
$157 per night
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Cabin in Burnside
Dixie Mtn. Hideout
Enjoy a breath taking Mountain view from your private log cabin as you drink your morning coffee. With memory foam beds you will wake refreshed and ready to enjoy all the Lake Cumberland area has to offer. Within 5 miles to General Burnside Sate Park and boat ramp and Burnside Marina. Your vacation home is only 10 miles from downtown Somerset, somernites car cruise capital! Boat parking available with turn around. Dixie Mtn. Hideout, when you're away from home, we welcome you home!
$140 per night
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Cabin in Jamestown
The Treehouse- TN Honeymoon Cabin-HOT TUB- in BSF!
A cozy log cabin for two nestled in the trees like your very own adult treehouse with an amazing HOT TUB! Granite & stainless kitchen, FIREPLACE, W/D, KING bed. 55" TV/STREAMING & WiFi w/desk. The two person HOT TUB (with two pumps and 42 jets) snuggles up to a gorgeous hemlock tree. Many squirrels to amuse you! The private porch also has a gas grill, cedar double rocker, & dining. Cabin is between Jamestown & Oneida, in Big South Fork, with numerous trailheads & hiking nearby.
$155 per night
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Lake Cumberland cabin rentals

Cabin in Nancy
Cozy Lake Cumberland Cabin - Hot Tub, Game Room
$178 per night
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Cabin in Burnside
Cumberland Cabin Get Away
$84 per night
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Cabin in Jamestown
Mountain Cabin on Dale Hollow Lake/Obey River
$138 per night
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Cabin in Nancy
Serene 3 Bedroom Cabin with Hot Tub
$126 per night
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Cabin in Whitley City
Firefly Creek *Waterfont cabin on over 5 acres *
$157 per night
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Cabin in Burnside
Charming Get-A- Way (11C)
$231 per night
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Cabin in Burnside
Ma-Honey’s Cabin, Lake,Pool, Boat ramp!
$214 per night
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Cabin in Whitley City
The Bear’s Den
$90 per night
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Cabin in Bronston
Lake Cumberland views, dock, and hot tub retreat!
$307 per night
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Cabin in Burnside
Enchanted Chalet (17C)
$165 per night
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Cabin in Jamestown
On Cabin Time - Lake Cumberland
$125 per night
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Cabin in Whitley City
Old Glory Getaway
$101 per night
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Lake Cumberland home rentals

Home in Somerset
Comfortable 2 bedroom cabin home
$125 per night
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Home in Burnside
Lakeside Retreat/ Jacuzzi and Private Pool
$261 per night
Home in Somerset
Lakeview/Jet Skis/Jacuzzi/Unbeatable location
$206 per night
Home in Burnside
Forest Retreat at Lake Cumberland Resort
$214 per night
Home in Burnside
Cozy Cumberland Lakeview Shangri-la (Pet Friendly)
$195 per night
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Home in Burnside
Window Lake,View Lake Cumberland,Close to Marina
$177 per night
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Home in Somerset
Lakeview Blue
$220 per night
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Home in Monticello
Vacationers delight at Conley Bottom
$122 per night
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Home in Monticello
Lakeview Happy Place - 10 Person Home W/ Hot Tub!
$291 per night
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Home in Somerset
Blackbeard’s Lakefront Bungalow
$134 per night
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Home in Somerset
NEW COZY Lake House, Game Room, Fire-pit & Hot Tub
$318 per night
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Home in Monticello
Family Home w/ Deck, 2 Mi to Lake Cumberland
$96 per night

Your guide to Lake Cumberland

All About Lake Cumberland

Set in the naturally beautiful wilds of central-western Kentucky, Lake Cumberland is officially a reservoir, fed by the mighty Cumberland River. However, don’t be led astray by a technical label: Lake Cumberland is one big, fun, soaking wet good time, especially during the warmer months of the year. From the marinas to the brewpubs to the falls to the forests, the entire region is a vacationer’s paradise, and an ideal destination for an extended stay. Another Lake Cumberland claim to fame? World-class fishing. If you’re one who likes to bait the hook and cast off from the shore or from a boat, you’re in the right spot. Many of Kentucky’s record-size fish have been landed at Lake Cumberland, including striped bass, sturgeon, sauger, bream, catfish, walleye, and brown, lake, and rainbow trout.


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

Summer is the superstar of the Lake Cumberland calendar. The weather, waterborne activities, lakeside fun, sunbathing, fishing, hiking, and seasonal festivities like the 4th of July celebration are just that much more enjoyable during summertime. But the other seasons have plenty to offer as well: fall is an especially beautiful time at Lake Cumberland, as the foliage changes color, the crowds thin out a bit, and that slight briskness in the air makes you want to cozy up. If you don’t mind the cold, winter has its own rewards as revelers, locals, restaurateurs, and business owners roll out the red carpet for seasonal holiday celebrations. And spring is simply magical in this part of the world, as the entire landscape erupts with life and activity. Whatever the season, there are plenty of lake cabins for rent to ensure a cozy stay.


What are the top things to do in Lake Cumberland?

Explore Daniel Boone National Forest

A nature lover’s delight, Daniel Boone National Forest spreads across the entire region, offering outdoor escape and adventure for anyone who likes to get out and explore. Natural features include waterfalls, arches, wildlife, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and, of course, untrammeled wilderness.

Spend the Day at the Lake Cumberland State Resort Park

The official state park of Lake Cumberland is located on the northern shore, and adds a good 3,100 acres to the lake’s 50,000+. The park hosts a couple of lodges, a restaurant, cottages, a campground, a country store, a gift shop, and a marina. Activities are endless: you can launch your boat, take a swim, hike a trail, take a guided horse tour, and play some frisbee golf, tennis, basketball, shuffleboard, and volleyball. Phew!

Take a Boat out to General Burnside Island State Park

Claiming its fame as Kentucky’s only island park, General Burnside Island State Park is located smack dab in the middle of Lake Cumberland, and is only accessible by boat (unless you happen to be a really, really good swimmer). This fun, unique destination-within-a-destination offers camping, golf, and, at the risk of sounding obvious, tremendous lake access.