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Ski-in/ski-out vacation rentals in Pennsylvania

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Tiny home in Pleasantville
NEW! River View Mountain View Hot Tub Tiny House
Come book a relaxing getaway at The Little Hickory a brand new Tiny House located in West Hickory, PA. This house was just built in 2022 and offers all of the amenities that you could want for a getaway, including 2 person hot tub, covered outside pavilion with bar and 32'' TV, fire pit, bbq grill, deck with river and Mountain View, and much more. This property is also walking distance to a bar restaurant and the West Hickory recreation area where you can swim and enjoy river activities!
$138 per night
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Private room in Myerstown
Heidi's Bed & Breakfast Log Cabin Get-Away for 2
A log cabin master suite, located in the tranquility of woodland with modern amenities for your relaxation. If you desire peace & quiet away from the stress of life this place is perfect for you. It is also an ideal place for a honeymoon or anniversary getaways. One of my special amenities is that you can enjoy a yummy homemade breakfast in the sunroom that I prepare just for you! I can accommodate if you have specific dietary needs such as: gluten, dairy free, vegetarian & vegan.
$157 per night
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Private room in Springville
Lemon Tree Studio Apt. for Rent
This an efficiency room with its own kitchen, located on the ground floor. Bathroom with steam shower. Wifi, Dish, laundry area. Everything included, bedding, linens etc. In the country on 5 acres with pond, pavillion, , grilling, etc. 4.5 additional acres of Railroad bed for hiking (bring hiking shoes). Fishing, hiking or bike riding all around. Clean, quiet. Pet friendly -guest is responsible for cleaning up after and supervising their pet(s) with with leash readily available.
$44 per night
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Vacation rentals in Pennsylvania

Tiny home in Alburtis
Cabin/HotTub/Pool/Glamping/fire-pit 1.5NYC~1Philly
$113 per night
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Home in Newport
Secluded & romantic cottage on 114 acre farm.
$180 per night
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Private room in Lancaster
Modern one-bedroom with dedicated full bathroom
$80 per night
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Cottage in Hooversville
Cheerful 1-bedroom river cottage with hot tub
$149 per night
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Yurt in Lenhartsville
Magical, cozy, private yurt with hot tub
$170 per night
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Chalet in Bloomsburg
Firetower Chalet: Majestic views+private 60 acres
$236 per night
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Cabin in Millerstown
Hideaway in the Hollow
$113 per night
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Cottage in Lancaster
Quiet Cottage - Hot Tub and Creek mins from City
$232 per night
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Home in Clifton
Evergreen Lodge | Hot Tub | Wi-Fi | Fireplace
$190 per night
Place to stay in Shippensburg
A- Frame Cabin
$235 per night
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Cabin in Canadensis
Pocono Log Cabin Getaway
$142 per night
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Private room in Quarryville
Private Queen Room #3 at Stonewycke B&B
$81 per night
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Ski-in/ski-out homes in Pennsylvania

Home in Long Pond
Paradise Pocono/Hot Tub/ Camelback SKI/Kalahari
$257 per night
Home in East Stroudsburg
Cozy Poconos Retreat
$228 per night
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Home in Lake Harmony
Trees and Skis at Jack Frost Ski Resort Poconos
$89 per night
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Home in Long Pond
Grand Alpine/Hot tub/Sauna/Pools/Lakes/Camelback
$209 per night
Home in Tobyhanna Township
Everything is About the View, Lake Escape
$319 per night
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Home in Tobyhanna Township
Casa di Montagna 5 Bedroom/3 Bath - near the lake!
$314 per night
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Home in Lake Harmony
Luxurious Lake House Retreat in Heart of Poconos
$343 per night
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Home in Tannersville
#1MODERN HOUSE IN POCONO CAMELBACK ALL ACTIVITIES
$258 per night
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Home in Tannersville
NEW! Camelback Charm! 3BR2BA Family Friendly Home
$103 per night
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Home in Pocono Summit
House with outside sauna and hot tube
$400 per night
Home in Tobyhanna
Summer Dream Home in Tobyhanna with Hot Tub!
$212 per night
Home in Long Pond
Modern Cabin at the Poconos
$122 per night

Home rentals in Pennsylvania

Home in Reading
"The House On The Hill"-Private Setting, Hot Tub
$175 per night
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Private room in Honey Brook
Walnut Room in the Country
$72 per night
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Home in Albrightsville
Mountain-Lake Getaway with Hot Tub
$228 per night
Private room in Gettysburg
Historic Civil War Farm House
$118 per night
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Home in Jamestown
Jamestown Retreat w/ Hot Tub - Walk to Lake!
$127 per night
Private room in Ridley Park
Peaceful Clean and Cozy Bedroom in Ridley Park
$53 per night
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Private room in Bird in Hand
Aunt Lydia's Guest Home - Amish Country
$72 per night
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Private room in York
Extended Stay Suite
$37 per night
Private room in Bird in Hand
Bird in Hand Apartment With a Country View
$87 per night
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Home in Bushkill
Entire House One Bedroom Hot Tub Barrel Sauna
$214 per night
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Home in Wernersville
Mid Century Modern Getaway with outdoor Hot Tub
$226 per night
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Private room in Cresco
Village charm: clean, cozy, and comfortable.
$65 per night
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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.


When is 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.


What are the 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.)