Explore fall vacation rentals and cabins
Autumn is calling—crisp air, golden leaves, and cozy nights by the fire.
Cooler temps, fewer crowds, popping colors—there are plenty of reasons why autumn is a favorite (and stunning) time to travel. Whether you’re chasing mountain views, a quiet lakeside escape, or a charming cabin tucked into the woods, our fall vacation rentals are the perfect way to savor the season.
Nothing says fall like a cabin retreat. Choose from secluded log cabins, cottages surrounded by colorful foliage, or mountain chalets with fireplaces and hot tubs. Curl up with a good book, sip apple cider on the porch, and enjoy nature at its most breathtaking.
Create new traditions with pumpkin patches, apple orchards, and harvest festivals just minutes from your rental. With spacious homes and cabins, there’s plenty of room for family gatherings, game nights, and cozy meals after a day of adventure.
Crisp air, golden leaves, and scenic hikes make Big Bear the perfect autumn escape. Enjoy lake views, outdoor adventure, or cozy fireside moments in this charming mountain town.
Mother Nature makes a splash with autumn hues along the Wisconsin River. Go hiking, cruising on a boat tour, or zip lining through the forest.
The Adirondacks breathtaking fall foliage serves as the perfect backdrop for hiking, biking, rafting, then later lounging in an outdoor hot tub.
Disney creates autumn magic like only they can, with autumn leaves, larger-than-life decor, and spooky Disney details throughout all the parks.
Celebrate the season and see the Poconos Mountains come ablaze with brilliant autumn foliage, as red, orange, and gold leaves blanket the landscape.
Fall brings a vibrant transformation to the Ozark Mountains, with fiery foliage, crisp air, and plenty of seasonal events and old-time charm.
Fall and summer mingle to perfection in San Diego. Book a beachfront rental and go surfing in the morning and apple picking by afternoon.
Those sunny days by the pool aren’t over yet, especially in the desert where autumn temperatures hover at a comfortable low 80s—perfect for sunset hikes, outdoor nightcaps, and Modernism Week.
Autumn’s brilliant hues bring out the dramatic ruggedness of the Tetons, especially when reflected on Jackson Lake. Cool bonus: Get your cameras ready for sightings of migrating bison, elk, and pronghorns.
In the fall, Zion’s golden yellow cottonwoods, oaks, and aspen trees are a striking spectacle against the park’s red sandstone cliffs. The leaf colors change first at high elevation and work their way down, so expect a long season of leaf peeping.
Autumn travel in Belize is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Not only does it mark the end of rainy season, the weather is still warm and the beaches are less crowded. Spend fall snorkeling, cave tubing, and ziplining through rainforests.
9 bed | 6 bath | Dog-friendly
Escape to Lost Sierra Ranch, a 200-acre retreat where meadows, forests, and the Middle Fork Feather River set the stage for unforgettable adventures. With multiple homes, fishing ponds, hiking trails, and year-round activities from swimming to snowshoeing, it’s the perfect destination for family reunions, group getaways, or simply savoring the beauty of the season.
Quiet, balmy beach days with no crowds and no traffic. That’s the joy of a beach getaway during the fall shoulder season.
A cozy calmness takes over the Oregon Coast in the fall, with windswept driftwood beaches, peaceful coastal hikes, and the perfect bonfire weather.
The milder fall temps are perfect for exploring Virginia Beach’s coastal preserves and parks for invigorating hikes and breathtaking autumn scenery.
Amelia Island locals have dubbed fall as the “secret season” due to cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and gentler waves—all with breezy seaside scenery.
As the crisp air of autumn rolls in, Ocean City stays vibrant with an array of autumn festivals, outdoor activities, and fun on the 3-mile ocean boardwalk.
Fall may bring slightly cooler temperatures to this tropical paradise, but the water stays warm enough for snorkeling, swimming, and surfing.
Enjoy cool breezes, gentler waves, and less crowded beaches with the same limitless fun you’d find in Gulf Shores in the summer.
Autumn is a season of contrasts here, with bright gold foliage, a vibrant blue ocean, and scarlet red cranberry bogs. Discover spectacular leaf peeping along the historic Route 6A.
Each year, Vermont’s forests and trees put on a fiery display of reds, oranges, and golds, stretching from bucolic hills to staggering mountain peaks, to reflective lakes.
Follow your heart (and the trail of autumn leaves) to cozy mountain cabins and scenic mountain drives to see dramatic displays of fall foliage.
