Compare Tahoe City Cabin Rentals

• Lake Views from Every Room: This 2-bedroom Lake Tahoe lakefront cabin offers a full kitchen and a private patio where you can take in the lake views. This dog-friendly abode also sports an outdoor fire-pit and a hot tub, and you can enjoy bike rentals, windsurfing, kayaking, snowboarding, rock climbing, and hiking trails all nearby.
• Large Tahoe Lakefront Home: Wake up to lake views from the elevated deck or private pier of this log cabin. With 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, a full kitchen, and an arcade room complete with air hockey, billiards tables, and table tennis, you won’t be lacking for things to do on your cabin getaway. You’ll also be steps from Agate Bay, and Moon Dunes Beach and North Tahoe Marina are both within a 3-minute drive. 

• The Cozy Tahoe Cabin: If you're looking for Lake Tahoe dog-friendly cabins, look no further. This 2-bed, 1-bath cabin welcomes both you and your pup with a full kitchen, private patio, and a hot tub and is just a 5-minute walk to Lake Tahoe. Bonus: the area is a hot spot for snow sports in the winter.  
• Updated Cozy Dog-Friendly Cabin: This 3-bedroom cabin welcomes you and your four-legged friends to modern furnishings and plenty of space. During the winter, warm up by the fireplace, and in the summer, relax with your pup on the private patio. And you'll both enjoy the walk to Tahoe's private gated beach.

• 1937 Grey Wolf: This chic 4-bedroom, 3-bath luxury cabin near Lake Tahoe is fully equipped for your getaway. It features a full kitchen, a private patio and hot tub at the foot of the Big Springs Gondola Ski Lift. 
• Pezzola Luxury Rental Cabin by RedAwning: Get ready for a cabin getaway complete with a full kitchen (with stainless steel appliances) a stunning living room with a fireplace, and an outdoor pool and hot tub to boot. This beautiful 4-bedroom, 3-bath cabin is also only a short walk to Agate Bay, where you'll find hiking trails, viewpoints, and lake activities.

• Charming and Romantic Honeymoon Cottage: This picturesque1-bedroom cottage is perfect for kindling romance with its private patio, high-end furnishings, fireplace, and proximity to the water and Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area.
• Historic Log Cabin with Private Beach Access in Historic District: This 1-bedroom log cabin will set the mood with its rustic charm and idyllic setting. Enjoy access to the beach, and then snuggle up near the fireplace. You can cook in the kitchen and dine outside on your private patio, followed by a soak in the hot tub. 

• 5BR/3BA/10 Beds: Your kids will love the bunk beds and game room in this 5-bedroom, 3-bath cabin with a pool and a ping pong table. When you aren't enjoying the hot tub or BBQing out on the private deck, you can head to El Dorado Beach or Heavenly Gondola (only a 7-minute drive away).
• Classic Ol’ Tahoe Lakefront Estate: This 4-bedrooms 2-bath cabin offers separate living and dining areas, provides you and your clan (including Fido) with more than enough space. You'll have kayaks, a sports court, and a beach at your fingertips.

• Authentic, Hand-Made Log Cabin: This affordable cabin is perfect for those wanting a cheap getaway to Lake Tahoe. The 2-bed, 2-bath log cabin has a kitchen and separate dining area, and it’s only a 3-minute walk to Regan Beach. 
• W. Shore Lake Tahoe Guest Cabin: This Tahoe accommodation is just the spot for budget-minded travelers. The 2-bedroom, 2-bath is set up with children's toys, games, and a highchair. Keep in touch with Wi-Fi, and then hang out on the patio where you can grill up dinner on the barbeque. 

Once you book any of these enchanting Lake Tahoe cabins, you’ll find no shortage of things to do. Below are some of our top picks.

• Emerald Bay State Park: Named for its mesmerizing blue-green color, Emerald Bay is a natural marvel. Spend the day hiking the trails that wrap around the water's edge or take a kayak out and cruise on the lake.
• Heavenly Mountain Resort: Skiers love to race down the 34 miles of open terrain, and in the summer, the resort is open for hiking and ziplining.
• Kings Beach: In the winter, try snowmobiling, fishing, snowshoeing, and hiking. In the summer, parasailing, kayaking, boating, and all the watersports you can dream of.

With so many luxury resorts and vacation homes, you won't be hard-pressed to find fabulous lodging in Lake Tahoe. For quiet surroundings, head north, where miles and miles of unspoiled Sierra Nevada wilderness will take your breath away. If you'd like to explore the Lake's many mountain paths, visit a Lake Tahoe hiking lodge for an adventure-packed vacation.  

You most certainly can. Below are the most popular skiing areas:

• Homewood Mountain Resort
• Heavenly Mountain Resort
• Diamond Peak Ski Resort
• Squaw Valley Resort

Many resorts offer accommodations right near the chairlifts, or you can book a Lake Tahoe winter cabin and take a shuttle up to the slopes.

Lake Tahoe welcomes travelers all year long, but the best times to visit are between March and May and then from September through November. The winter months attract those looking for snow, while July and August attract the beach-going crowds. You'll find prices on Lake Tahoe cabin rentals are lowest around March and November.

The best way to get to and from your Lake Tahoe, California cabin, is to rent a car. Car rental agencies are easy to find in the main towns and cities around the lake, and by the Reno-Tahoe airport. However, if you plan to visit a Stateline casino or ski resort, there are often free shuttle buses operating throughout the year who can give you a ride you around town.