Vermont Vacation Rentals & Cabins

Explore our Vermont vacation rentals

Experience adventure and natural beauty in every season with a Vermont rental. Choose from log cabins in the serene wilderness, pet-friendly vacation homes, ski-in/ski-out condos along Vermont’s ski resorts, and more. Choose the perfect home base for your trip and add to the fun with amenities like hot tubs, swimming pools, mountain views, fireplaces, and water access.

Jay, Killington, Stowe, Stratton, Quechee, and Ludlow serve as excellent vacation destinations, boasting outdoor recreation, ski resorts, and small towns for shopping and restaurants for the ideal balance of convenience and quiet time in nature. For a bit more entertainment and city sightseeing, try Burlington or the state’s capital, Montpelier. Those looking for remote tranquility, head to Rutland, Castleton, and Woodstock.

Things to do in Vermont

The Green Mountain State, which borders New Hampshire to the east, Massachusetts to the south, and New York to the west, is an outdoor-lovers mecca, offering attractions, family-friendly activities, and relaxing scenery everyone can enjoy.

• Admire the Green Mountains' shift from lush green to blazing gold, yellow, and red through the fall with a wander through the leaves. Regardless of which of our many Vermont vacation rentals you decide on or where you choose to stay, you'll find eye-catching treelines everywhere you look, with hiking trails ready to be explored on a horseback ride, mountain bike ride, or on foot. For the perfect autumn scenic drive, you’ll be mesmerized by the views on Mad River Byway and The Shires of VT Byway.
• With 200 miles of pristine lakeshore and breathtaking mountain views, the scenic Lake Champlain Islands are the perfect place to escape the summer heat. This region bustles during the spring and summer months, thanks to its beautiful beaches and laid-back vibe. Boat, float, swim, and fish along the waves while you make exciting summer memories.
• From skiing to snowboarding and Nordic skiing to snowshoeing, outdoor enthusiasts will be delighted by the selection of almost 20 world-class ski resorts that Vermont offers. The mountain resort town of Killington is famous for a plethora of downhill options for skiers and snowboarders alike. After spending the afternoon on the slopes or enjoying a peaceful snowshoe trek through a silent forest, sipping warm hot chocolate in the comfort of your own vacation home is the perfect way to warm up. 
• Burlington is the state's largest city and boasts art galleries, performance spaces, and the Green Mountain Audubon Center, among other attractions. 
• Vermont is known for its picturesque scenes and New England charm, which makes the perfect backdrop for any romantic getaway. Sightsee covered bridges, peruse farmers markets shop along antique stores along Ludlow and Stowe, and grab a bite at a nearby farm-to-table restaurant or winery.
• For a one-of-a-kind Vermont experience, drive an hour north to the famous Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory in Waterbury for a sweet treat and a walk through their flavor graveyard.
• In the winter, don’t miss Woodstock’s Wassail Festival. Take a step back in time at Billings Farm and enjoy the season 1890s-style, fit with decorated Victorian homes, buggy rides, gingerbread house competitions, and plenty of old-fashioned outdoor activities. Between candle-making, cow-milking, and paying the farm animals a visit, your winter vacation will be one to remember.
• Stowe’s famous Trapp Family Lodge (the same Trapp family from the Sound of Music) sponsors the city’s Oktoberfest, bringing along Austrian and German beer, vendor tents, face painting and family activities, a stein-holding contest, live music, and tasty dishes.
• Grab a Vermont house rental in time for other exciting annual festivals and events, like the Vermont Maple Festival in St. Albans, the Burlington Jazz Festival, the Annual Quechee Hot Air Balloon Festival, the Foodaroo in Middlebury, the Stowe Winter Carnival, and the Vermont Blueberry Festival in Wilmington.

Whether this is your first visit to this Northeastern state or your regular vacation spot, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the variety of activities, the friendliness of the locals, and the awe-inspiring natural beauty that Vermont offers. 

What town in Vermont has the most to do?

For a fun Vermont vacation, filled with things to do, try a trip to Burlington, Montpelier, Ludlow, Stowe, or Killington. Ludlow, Stowe, and Killington provide small-town shops, restaurants, and hiking trails, as well as renowned ski resorts. Burlington is an ideal summer retreat, with beautiful Lake Champlain and city attractions. In the state capital, Montpelier, shop around the City Capital Farmers Market, visit the old stone tower at Hubbard Park, grab a photo of the Northfield Falls Covered Bridge, and sample the surrounding wineries and maple farms.

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