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Cabin in Birdseye
R&R Cabin, WiFi, dish, Patoka Park pass Hot tub
R&R cabin is a perfect getaway for anyone looking for some rest and relaxation. There is a queen bed in the master on the main level. The loft has a queen and full bed. A sofa sleeper is in the living space to accommodate two more. There is a roomy living area with an electric fireplace. A kitchen table that seats up to eight and a well-equipped kitchen with everything you should need. The fire pit has 6 Adirondack chairs. A bullfrog hot tub steps out the back door under a gazebo. washer & dryer
$209 per night
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Cabin in Eckerty
Whitetail Woods Cabin incl. hot tub & boat parking
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful brand-new cabin minutes from Patoka Lake entrance, Patoka Lake Winery, and dining! Perfect for family adventures, romantic getaways, ladies' weekends, and hunting trips. The cabin is located in peaceful Grant Woods surrounded by gorgeous Southern Indiana nature. You'll love relaxing in the 6-person hot tub, rocking on the covered front porch, and roasting marshmallows around the backyard fire pit. Cabin is a short drive to French Lick/West Baden.
$169 per night
Cabin in Eckerty
Fern Crest your cabin in the woods
Your cabin in the woods minutes from Patoka Lake, Restaurants, Located 12 Miles from the historic French Lick Resort and Casino, 15 miles from Paoli Peaks and Several Local Wineries in the surrounding area. A true log cabin with screened porch on the back with a HOT TUB. Washer and dryer and grill, carport, fire pit with Adirondack chairs Fully furnished kitchen, a queen bed downstairs 2 double beds and sleeper sofa in the loft. Patoka Lake Park Pass included with stay. Highspeed internet.
$212 per night
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Patoka Lake vacation rentals

Cottage in Birdseye
Eagles Nest
$196 per night
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Cabin in Birdseye
Cardinal Cabin,HotTub wifi minutes from park& pass
$206 per night
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Cabin in Birdseye
Cozy cabin close to Patoka Lake main entrance!
$194 per night
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Cabin in Eckerty
Cedar Gap Hideaway
$200 per night
Cabin in Birdseye
Brown Bear Cabin: HOT TUB
$142 per night
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Cabin in French Lick
Wildcat Cove Lodge
$177 per night
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Cabin in Taswell
“Copper Cabin” w/ wood stove and outdoor fire pit
$249 per night
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Cabin in French Lick
Cozy Cabin on Two Acres
$257 per night
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Cabin in Taswell
Serenitycabins patoka lake #2
$113 per night
Cabin in Birdseye
Swim Spa-Shaded Woods Log Cabin 2 miles to Lake
$299 per night
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Home in Birdseye
Country Getaway
$185 per night
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Home in Eckerty
Modern Eckerty Home w/ Deck on Patoka Lake!
$229 per night

Patoka Lake house rentals

Home in Taswell
Cozy 5 Bedroom House - 1 Minute From Patoka Lake!
$209 per night
Home in Eckerty
⭐️5 mins to Patoka Lake⭐️Boat Parking❤️Pet Friendly🐾
$146 per night
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Private room in Jasper
Loft Bedroom w/ Queen Bed and Private Bathroom
$56 per night
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Home in Magnet
Riverbend (Relax Riverside With Us)
$206 per night
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Home in French Lick
South Liberty Inn, minutes from Patoka Lake!
$200 per night
Home in French Lick
The Caroline
$142 per night
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Home in French Lick
Caddy Corner has a hot tub just outside of town
$131 per night
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Home in Paoli
Private Wooded Getaway
$100 per night
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Home in West Baden Springs
Cozy Cottage #2
$88 per night
Home in Shoals
Peaceful 40 Acre Property - Close To French Lick
$248 per night
Home in French Lick
Private home by Patoka Lake. Wooded Seclusion
$292 per night
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Home in Cannelton
Pop's Hideaway
$169 per night
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Your guide to Patoka Lake

Welcome to Patoka Lake

With 8,800 acres of gleaming fresh water to explore, Indiana’s Patoka Lake is a true gem for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers alike. As the second-largest reservoir in the state, there’s plenty of room for waterskiing, tubing, fishing, or just hanging out beachside with your toes in the sand.

While there’s no shortage of humans to be found around the area when the weather’s warm, Patoka Lake is the perfect destination for spotting some of Indiana’s coolest creatures, including freshwater jellyfish, river otters, and bald eagles.

The lake is a course of endless adventure, but be sure to spend some time exploring the surrounding wilderness as well, either through one of Patoka’s hiking trails or at neighboring Hoosier National Forest, a massive preserve on the eastern edge of the lake. If you’re craving a dose of civilization to help break up all of that time in nature, Patoka Lake is close to two irresistibly quaint towns. Cruise 30 minutes north to French Lick or 30 minutes westward to Jasper to stock up on essentials before returning to this slice of Hoosier paradise.


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

While Indiana tends to get frigid during winter, Patoka Lake is ultimately a pretty great destination year-round. If you’re here for swimming and boating, you’ll certainly be most comfortable staying in one of the area’s cabin rentals between June and August, though keep in mind that it’s peak tourist season so you’ll have to deal with crowds. Anglers flock to the lake in spring, when the temperature is cooler and the crappies are biting. Hang around in the fall and you’ll be treated to some of Indiana’s most brilliant foliage, attracting leaf-peeping day-trippers from near and far. Tourism is typically lowest during the winter, but there are still a lot of activities available across the region. Hiking trails are open (and empty), plus you should look out for cross-country skiing opportunities just northeast of the lake, as well as ice fishing when the weather reaches its frostiest.


What are the top things to do in Patoka Lake?

Patoka Lake Nature Center

Hikers should take note: This is the best destination for exploring the wild heart of Patoka Lake. Ambitious explorers can tackle the 6.5-mile Main Trail, while the less athletically inclined may prefer the far shorter Garden Rock Loop Trail. Pick up maps and hiking recommendations at the interpretive center.

Dubois County Museum

Just north of Jasper, this institution has been educating visitors about the background and history of Dubois County since 1999. From its large collections of 18th-century farming tools to a wealth of taxidermied animals in the Wildlife Adventures Room, the museum houses more than 41,000 items in its collection.

French Lick West Baden Museum

If you’re hoping to brush up on your Hoosier history, there’s no better destination than the West Baden Museum. Visitors here can peruse a wide array of exhibits highlighting the area’s storied history, which includes its former status as a lucrative illegal gambling hub, and the home of one of professional basketball’s all-time best players.

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