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Top-rated vacation rentals in Squamish

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Guest suite in Squamish
Diamond Head Retreat - Suite with Mountain Views
Very cozy SUITE for 2 with all the comforts of home. In OUR HOME with a SELF CONTAINED, fully functional, ground floor SUIT, lots of NATURAL LIGHT, central location & Mt VIEWS. A recently updated one bedroom suite, full kitchen, living room & beautiful bathroom with STEAM SHOWER in the prestigious Garibaldi Estates. Located 1 min off hwy 99 and 2 min walk away from world class hiking, mt biking trails, eagle viewing, shopping, grocery store, bike store , and much more. Dogs on property.
$135 per night
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Guesthouse in Squamish
A Diamond Suite on Diamond Head
This spacious 1 bedroom executive suite with private entry, high quality finishes throughout and tasteful decor, ensures comfort and relaxation while you stay with us. At the foot of renowned mountain bike trails, we offer bike wash and storage. Open patio with mountain and landscaped garden views. Living area, full kitchen, laundry, TV and an atmosphere that will make you feel at ease. Perfect for the outdoor enthusiasts. Easy access to Whistler and Vancouver. Relax in Squamish.
$111 per night
Superhost
Guest suite in Squamish
NEW - 1 bedroom guest suite in Garibaldi Highlands
Quiet and clean 1 bedroom guest suite in Squamish. Our suite offers you the opportunity to live your best adventures in the day and come back and relax in the evening. We are minutes away from mountain biking, hiking, local dining and shopping. We live in the main part of the house and are available and happy to assist you with whatever you need to help create the perfect getaway. You have your own private entrance and parking spot for one vehicle.
$74 per night

Stay near Squamish's top sights

Sea to Sky Highway388 locals recommend
Shannon Falls Provincial Park3 locals recommend
Alice Lake Provincial Park90 locals recommend
Stawamus Chief Park23 locals recommend
The Watershed Grill110 locals recommend
Sea to Sky Gondola Summit Lodge7 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Squamish

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Guest suite in Squamish
Cozy Hilltop Loft in a mountain biker's paradise
$83 per night
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Guest suite in Squamish
Scandinavian Inspired - New. Bright. Relaxing.
$137 per night
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Guest suite in Squamish
New, Bright, Clean and Private, Central Studio.
$107 per night
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Apartment in Squamish
Brand-New Modern Suite in beautiful Brackendale
$85 per night
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Guest suite in Squamish
Stunning Ocean & Mountain Views in Crumpit Woods
$133 per night
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Guest suite in Squamish
Guest Suite in Squamish, Amazing Views
$144 per night
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Home in Squamish
Treetops- contemporary 2 bedroom private suite.
$162 per night
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Guest suite in Squamish
The adventure suite
$104 per night
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Guest suite in Squamish
Mountain + Ocean View - Accomodation w/ Hot Tub
$122 per night
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Condo in Whistler
Ski in Ski out 1 bedoom+sofa bed, pool & hot tub!
$106 per night
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Apartment in Whistler
˙Studio Condo Whistler Village 223
$99 per night
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Home in Squamish
Adventure at your front door!
$71 per night

Your guide to Squamish

All About Squamish

Located in British Columbia between Vancouver and Whistler, the coastal town of Squamish sits at the northern point of Howe Sound on the legendary Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99 North). Named after the original inhabitants indigenous to the area, Squamish is surrounded by mountains, and the magnificent scenery regularly attracts TV and film crews. It also draws cyclists and hikers to its many trails, including the Squamish Estuary’s flat stretches, easily accessible from downtown. Take one of the trails high above the pristine waters of nearby Alice Lake, and you’ll be rewarded with magnificent views — and an up close look at the Stawamus Chief granite dome towering over the region, an area with spiritual importance to the Squamish people even today. For gorgeous panoramas without all the legwork, ride one of the local gondolas or visit the Spit at the mouth of the Squamish River to watch kiteboarders and windsurfers gliding across the water.

Within the town of Squamish, you’ll find a vibrant artist community of painters, potters, photographers, and musicians. The lively downtown is a collection of shops, cafes and restaurants, local breweries, and numerous galleries and street murals, including more than 20 pieces of street art that you can take in on the self-guided Mural Walk.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Squamish

Squamish has a humid climate and, as such, it experiences long periods of rainfall and a short, but dry, summer. The city is full of climbers, bikers, and other outdoor lovers from March through October. June to August are the warmest, driest months, allowing you the clearest skies to take in the awe-inspiring views. Consider booking Squamish cabins in late May or early September if you’d like the nice weather with fewer visitors. During wintertime, the area’s slopes and backcountry trails attract many skiers, snowboarders, and snowmobilers.


Top things to do in Squamish

Stawamus Chief

Stawamus Chief, an enormous cliff-faced granite rock, is very popular with rock climbers, as there are more than 300 climbing routes on the mountain available for those with the experience and correct safety gear. The hiking trails are steep here, but the views of Howe Sound and the Coast Mountains are spectacular.

Shannon Falls

Part of a provincial park just a mile from Squamish, Shannon Falls is the third highest waterfall in British Columbia at a little under 1,100 feet in height. The scenic falls have been captured by numerous film and television production companies and can be reached by ferry from Squamish via Darrell Bay or Woodfibre or by using the Sea to Sky Gondola. You can view the cascades from below or hike up the Sea to Summit Trail to the top.

Alice Lake Provincial Park

Alice Lake Provincial Park is a popular recreation area home to four freshwater lakes — Alice, Edith, Fawn, and Stump. You’ll also find DeBeck’s Hill, which provides stunning views of the Tantalus Range and Mount Garibaldi. The waterway is a convenient spot for swimmers from its two beaches. Multiple hiking trails crisscross the park for walkers and bikers, and the lakes provide ample opportunities for fishing and canoeing. Home to many mammal and bird species — the Brackendale bald eagle colony is adjacent to Alice Lake — there is also an abundance of marine life, including the black and orange box turtles and the iridescent rainbow trout.

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