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Vacation rentals in Pennsylvania

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Chalet in Bethel
Romantic Getaway, Breathtaking View w/ Hot Tub
Blue Mountain Overlook is located on Blue Mountain/Appalachian Trail. Escape to the beautiful Blue Mountains of Central Pennsylvania and relax in this secluded and spacious home. Nestled in the serene woods of Berks County, here you will enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature. Experience romantic luxury and solitude in a lush, wooded setting that offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of both mountains and valleys. This is a perfect destination spot to enjoy year round.
$277 per night
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Tiny home in Wellsville
*Cozy Tiny Home Cottage Romantic Couples Getaway *
Perched on an outcrop overlooking the Conewago mountains, this sweet tiny home for 2 offers a stylish, relaxing getaway where you can slow down for a few days with your favorite human. Cozy up on the hammock with a good book, spend the day on the lake with our two complimentary kayaks, roast marshmallows over the fire, sip wine to a spectacle of fireflies, settle into rocking chairs for some stargazing, and wake up happy 😊
$121 per night
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Apartment in Gordonville
*This must be the place* - Luxury with scenic view
This is a completely renovated and private apartment. My goal was to create a relaxing and comfortable space that reflected my love of travel and design. I’ve included artwork and many books that reflect some of my favorite places from around the world that have inspired my life and my travels. I truly hope that you enjoy your stay and leave feeling rested, inspired and rejuvenated.
$146 per night

Home rentals in Pennsylvania

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Home in Newport
A-frame W/ Hot-tub, Mountain View & tennis court
$211 per night
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Home in Wernersville
Mid Century Modern Getaway with outdoor Hot Tub
$222 per night
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Home in Lancaster
The Sycamore A-Frame located near attractions
$117 per night
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Home in Reading
"The House On The Hill"-Private Setting, Hot Tub
$175 per night
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Home in LEHIGHTON
Quiet Waters Cottage--Whole House, On The Water!
$103 per night
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Home in Blue Ridge Summit
Colonial Era Spring House
$110 per night
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Home in Newport
Secluded modern cottage on 114 acre farm.
$175 per night
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Home in Long Pond
Lake House w/ Private Beach, Enclosed HotTub!
$224 per night
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Home in Lititz
Furnace Hills -🪴Outdoor Living Area with Gazebo🍃
$93 per night
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Home in Cresco
Your Family Getaway in the Poconos
$113 per night
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Home in Lancaster
2 Blocks from City Square + Skyline view 🌆
$202 per night
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Home in Tobyhanna
Contemporary Retreat • Hot Tub • Arcades • Karaoke
$172 per night

Tiny home rentals in Pennsylvania

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Tiny home in Tobyhanna
The tiny Antler A-frame
$242 per night
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Tiny home in Alburtis
Glamping Cabin Vibes~Ski/HotTub 1.5/NYC-1/Philly
$123 per night
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Tiny home in Lititz
Tiny cottage by a pond
$80 per night
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Tiny home in Blanchard
Lumberjack Cabin: WiFi+Near Bald Eagle State Park
$124 per night
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Tiny home in Mifflinburg
Hemlock Cottage
$95 per night
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Tiny home in Orrtanna
Apple Blossom Cottage HT is extra$
$124 per night
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Tiny home in Selinsgrove
Fisherman’s Paradise n a romantic couples getaway
$125 per night
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Tiny home in Bird in Hand
Tranquil Tiny Cottage w/ Jetted Spa Tub
$159 per night
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Tiny home in Mifflintown
Tiny Cabin In The Cove
$83 per night
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Tiny home in Pittsburgh
Not so tiny house with full kitchen & patio swing
$100 per night
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Tiny home in Shippensburg
The Eagles Nest
$95 per night
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Tiny home in Woodward
MyBohoShack×cabin! forust creek fish+chill&grill
$146 per night

Your guide to Pennsylvania

All About Pennsylvania

Traveling to Pennsylvania is often synonymous with taking in a piece of American history. It was one of the first 13 colonies, it’s where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and it’s where the Gettysburg Address was written. People from all over the U.S. make pilgrimages to the state to see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the battlefields of Gettysburg, among other historical attractions.

But there is so much more to this state besides its history. Pennsylvania Dutch country is steeped in Amish traditions. Philadelphia, the state’s largest city, is known for its cheesecake and cheesesteak, and Pittsburg, the second largest, is home to iconic Gilded Age architectural sites. Go beyond the metropolitan hubs to explore the dramatic waterfalls and deep gorges of the Poconos, watch the stars explode across the jet-black sky at Cherry Springs State Park, or paddle along the waters of Lake Erie. Or for a completely different pace of things, you can ride a stomach-churning rollercoaster at a famous amusement park in Hershey.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Pennsylvania

Like its northeastern neighbor states, Pennsylvania benefits from a full four seasons: hot summers, autumns erupting with colorful foliage, and springs that bring the state back to life after cold, snowy winters. The best time to visit depends entirely on the kind of experience you’re looking to have: fans of skiing and snowmobiling will find plenty of mountains to explore in the Poconos, while Lake Erie is a popular destination for those looking for cabins to rent for the summer. There is plenty to see in the cities year-round, though to avoid crowds and get the best weather, early autumn or late spring are ideal times to plan a holiday here. October is generally the best month to see the beautiful fall foliage in Pennsylvania’s national and state parks.


Top things to do in Pennsylvania

Museum-hop in Philadelphia

Philadelphia may not be the state’s official capital, but it is a cultural capital. A trip here is a great way to dig into the art and history with trips to the Museum of the American Revolution, the Philadelphia Museum of Art — which houses one of the country’s most impressive collections of Impressionist and Modernist art — and the Mütter Museum, which collects medical curiosities. Just don’t forget to grab a cheesesteak between stops.

Big Pocono State Park

Big Pocono State Park is an impressive place for a hike any time of year, but there’s something especially magical about being here to see the trees turn stunning shades of red, orange, gold, purple, and brown in the fall. On a clear day, trek to the top of Camelback Mountain to see the entire tri-state area sprawled out before you, in a blanket of fiery hues.

Pennsylvania Dutch Country

Pennsylvania Dutch country is a unique cultural enclave within the state, where large communities of Amish and Mennonite people have made their homes. While here, make sure to stop at the town of Intercourse, where you can purchase beautiful artisanal items, handicrafts, and foodstuffs made by locals (tip: pick up a homemade pie for the road.)

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