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Vacation rentals in Lake of the Woods

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Apartment in Chiloquin
Agency Lake Front Apartment
Lakefront with beautiful view across Agency Lake to the mountains surrounding Crater Lake! This upstairs apartment has one good sized bedroom, with skylights, a desk area and a flat screen TV. A full kitchen is stocked with dishes, pots and pans, glasses and silverware, plus extras. A hide-a bed sofa is in the living room, with a comfortable reading area. The bathroom has a stand up shower. Loaner kayaks in summer months, sled in winter. 30 minutes to beautiful Crater Lake park boundary.
$63 per night
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Cabin in Klamath Falls
Secluded Get-A-Way: Cabin in the Woods
Want to get away from the crowds? Located at the end of a dead-end road the cabin sits on the eastern edge of the Cascade Mountain range. This is a great get-a-way spot and is close to Crater Lake National Park and hundreds of miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. This is also a great location for motorcycles, ATVs and snowmobiles. Park your trailer and ride from the cabin to hundreds of miles of Oregon's best snowmobile and off-road vehicle trails, you only have to unload once.
$99 per night
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Home in Chiloquin
Modern Cabin Near Crater Lake
Modern cabin in the woods just 25 minutes from the entrance of Crater Lake National Park. Located in a quiet community near the shore of Agency Lake, a short stroll to a private park on the shore. Kayak, watch the sunset or soak in the oversized tub while a fire crackles downstairs. This cabin is surrounded by song birds year round, with resident bald eagles and great horned owls all in this last grove of old growth Ponderosa Pines on Agency Lake.
$360 per night

Other great vacation rentals in Lake of the Woods

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Apartment in Ashland
Swank House -Downtown Suite- Pet Friendly
$135 per night
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Guesthouse in Ashland
Charming Guest House - One block from Downtown!
$125 per night
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Cabin in Chiloquin
The Cabin on Crooked Creek
$101 per night
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Home in Chiloquin
River Cabin w/Private Dock Near Crater Lake
$179 per night
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Apartment in Ashland
Clean, Stylish Apt w/kitchen. block from Downtown
$100 per night
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Cabin in Trail
Rogue River Lodge, Riverside Cabin
$139 per night
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Guesthouse in Ashland
Charming cottage, walk to town.
$143 per night
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Guest suite in Chiloquin
Red Rooster House- 30 miles to Crater Lake.
$100 per night
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Guesthouse in Ashland
Modern Airy Retreat - Views, Walk to Everything
$138 per night
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Cottage in Ashland
Charming very well appointed cottage !
$125 per night
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Cottage in Phoenix
Modern Getaway on Sunflower Farm
$99 per night
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Cabin in Klamath Falls
The 'Easy A' Cabin in Rocky Point
$101 per night

Your guide to Lake of the Woods

Welcome to Lake of the Woods

The name Lake of the Woods tells you all you need to know about this outdoor destination in southern Oregon’s Cascade Range: It’s a natural lake and it’s deep in the woods — but, of course, there’s a lot more to this serene place, which has kept families coming back for generations. This pristine alpine lake is ringed by the Fremont-Winema National Forest. A snow-covered dormant volcano looms in the distance, and cottages flank its shores. Day-use areas welcome swimmers to take a dip in the chilly waters and picnickers to spread out under the towering fir trees. Boaters, stand-up paddleboarders, and kayakers run the show in the summer, while winter snowfall brings out cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and snowmobiles. A couple restaurants, a general store, and a full-service marina keep most campers happy, but urbane attractions are few. This vast wilderness playground is perfect for an off-the-grid escape.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Lake of the Woods

Summer at Lake of the Woods means long, sunny days on the water. The warmest months of July and August mark the peak times for boating and paddling as well as hiking and backcountry treks. Temperatures cool and the days become shorter in fall, when you’re more likely to have a corner of the lake to yourself or find trailheads empty. The elevation here in the Cascades guarantees snow in winter, when the lake freezes over and fishing by boat gives way to ice fishing. Come here in January and February for ice skating on the lake, snowshoeing through the forests, and cozying up in your cabin at night. Families return in larger numbers by spring break, when much of the snow melts and wildflowers bloom in the meadows.


Top things to do in Lake of the Woods

Boating and paddling

A full-service marina rents all the gear you need to enjoy an afternoon on the clear waters of the lake. Anglers might want to hop on a pontoon boat with rods and bait for an afternoon. If you prefer, skim the surface on a kayak or paddle board — circling the shores and watching for wildlife in the surrounding evergreen forests.

Mt. McLoughlin Trail

The snowy peak of Mount McLoughlin shimmers when reflected in the Lake of the Woods, luring advanced hikers away from their cabins in the early morning for an arduous daylong climb to the summit at 9,495 feet. This challenging 10-mile round-trip trek along the Mount McLoughlin Trail, which links up with the grand Pacific Crest Trail, is a bucket-list hike in Southern Oregon that only experienced hikers should attempt.

Great Meadows Sno-Park

Winter turns the Fremont-Winema National Forest into a snowy playground, with freshly dusted forests ready for crunching on snowshoes, zipping along on cross-country skis, or revving up snowmobiles. Great Meadows Sno-Park ranks as one of the prime destinations in Southern Oregon for its 165 miles of groomed trails, which typically remain covered in the white stuff from late November through early March. Keep in mind: You’ll need to purchase an Oregon Sno-Park Permit before you visit.

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