20 Best Cabin Rentals Near Incline Village, NV, US 2026

Incline Village gives you over 210 cabin options—think woodsy lodges, lakeside retreats, and tucked-away A-frames—right in the heart of the Sierra. Average rates sit around $275 a night, but you can snag a spot for as little as $95. Cabins here often come with modern touches: toilets, wifi, and the kind of hot tubs you want after a long day in the snow. You’ll find trails that cut straight through pine forests, easy access to hiking, top-tier wildlife-watching, and quick drives to Lake Tahoe ski slopes. Check out Victoria Forest (208 reviews) for a true mountain feel, Village Camp Truckee (52 reviews) for a social base, or Lazy Bear Cabin (21 reviews) for something private. snow sports in winter, hiking and lake days in summer—this is cabin camping with options.

97% (108) • 44 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Incline Village

Incline Village gives you over 210 cabin options—think woodsy lodges, lakeside retreats, and tucked-away A-frames—right in the heart of the Sierra. Average rates sit around $275 a night, but you can snag a spot for as little as $95. Cabins here often come with modern touches: toilets, wifi, and the kind of hot tubs you want after a long day in the snow. You’ll find trails that cut straight through pine forests, easy access to hiking, top-tier wildlife-watching, and quick drives to Lake Tahoe ski slopes. Check out Victoria Forest (208 reviews) for a true mountain feel, Village Camp Truckee (52 reviews) for a social base, or Lazy Bear Cabin (21 reviews) for something private. snow sports in winter, hiking and lake days in summer—this is cabin camping with options.

97% (108) • 44 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Incline Village

1. Village Camp Truckee

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13mi from Incline Village · 134 sites · RVs, Lodging

Village Camp Truckee is nestled in the breathtaking Sierra Nevada mountains of Northern California, offering easy access to the best outdoor activities, shopping, and dining Truckee, CA, has to offer. Situated at nearly 6,000 ft., Village Camp Truckee is open year-round, making it the perfect basecamp for winter sports enthusiasts headed to Northstar or Palisades Tahoe, and for those looking to enjoy mild summer days fishing or exploring the Truckee River. Just a short drive from the stunning beauty of Lake Tahoe, Village Camp Truckee also features modern cabins and RV sites surrounded by majestic redwoods, thoughtfully designed with your comfort in mind.

2. Peter Grubb Hut

22mi from Incline Village · 2 sites · Lodging

Nestled near Castle Peak and just north of Boreal Ski Resort, Peter Grubb Hut is a beloved Sierra Club backcountry hut in the Tahoe region, set just off the Pacific Crest Trail. It’s a classic base for high-country adventure, with skiing and hiking options in all directions and a real sense of being out in the mountains—without being far from Donner Summit. Access is by human power only: the hut is reached via an approximately 3-mile hike or ski approach. Once you arrive, you’ll have a simple, communal space to warm up, cook, and settle in for a night (or a multi-day trip) in the Sierra. Please note, this is serious mountain terrain. Use extra caution: surrounding slopes are steep, avalanche hazard can be frequent, and conditions can become dangerous quickly when weather turns. Inside the hut you’ll find: • Upstairs sleeping loft accommodating up to 15 guests • Main room with wood-burning stove, tables, and kitchen area • Side rooms for storing firewood and limited maintenance supplies • A two-story outhouse is located 75 ft west of the hut. By booking Peter Grubb Hut, you’re helping support the Sierra Club’s ongoing stewardship of these historic huts so they can continue welcoming visitors for generations to come.

3. Lazy Bear Cabin

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41mi from Incline Village · 1 site · Lodging

Minutes from highway 80 in quietly beautiful Blue Canyon, come relax in your very own Lazy Bear Cabin. This off the grid cabin features solar power with backup power being provided by generator. Enjoy the crackle of a camp fire,, plenty of parking for a few camper vans, and a large porch for all your fresh air desires. We have equipped our small cabin with a sleeper sofa, 42” tv, wood stove, full kitchen and running water for a full bathroom. Minutes from Yuba Gap, Lake Valley Reservoir, Boreal, Donner Ski Ranch and Sugar Bowl. Enjoy a 30 minutes drive to Truckee for shops and eats. We look forward to hosting your next vacation Cabin is equipped with sofa bed along with a comfortable mattress. ***Please bring your preferred sheets, blankets, and pillows. You’ll also want to bring your own firewood, toilet tissue and paper towels . Feel free to gather wood from the forest bed through out the property while the burn ban is lifted. Places to check out. Euchra bar hiking trail in Alta(experience hiker) Steven trails in Colfax Rollin lake in Colfax. Pennyweight trail in Colfax Lake valley in Emigrant Gap Emerald Pools in Emigrant Gap

4. Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit

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933 sites · South Lake Tahoe, California

Beautiful lakeside views and endless exploration on the Nevada/California border.

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5. Eldorado National Forest

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980 sites · Kirkwood, California

Sierra Nevada gem offers lush forests, lakes, rivers, and peaks for year-round outdoor adventures.

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6. Ludlow Hut

22mi from Incline Village · 2 sites · Lodging

Set near Lost Corner Mountain on Lake Tahoe’s west shore, Ludlow Hut is a classic Sierra Club backcountry shelter that rewards capable travelers with a true hut-in-the-woods experience and a real sense of solitude. You can drive to Ludlow Hut in summer. In winter, there is no car access—expect a challenging ~5.2-mile approach on skis or snowshoes, with approximately 1,100 ft of elevation gain from the Rubicon–McKinney trailhead area. The traditional winter route follows the summer road along McKinney Creek past Miller Lake toward Richardson Lakes. Set back from the lake and blended into the snow and trees, the hut can be difficult to spot in winter. Once you arrive, you’ll have a simple, communal base for exploring the surrounding terrain—whether you’re heading out for winter touring and snow travel or summer hiking in the high country. This is serious mountain terrain. Please use extra caution: surrounding slopes are steep, avalanche hazard can be frequent, and conditions can become dangerous quickly when weather turns. Inside the hut you’ll find: • Upstairs sleeping loft accommodating up to 15 people. • Main room with a wood-burning stove, tables, and a kitchen area. • A two-story outhouse is approximately 100 ft southeast of the hut. By booking Ludlow Hut, you’re helping support the Sierra Club’s ongoing stewardship of these historic huts so they can continue welcoming visitors for generations to come.

7. Clair Tappaan Lodge

22mi from Incline Village · 46 sites · Lodging

Tucked among the pines near Donner Summit, Clair Tappaan Lodge is a historic Sierra Club alpine lodge offering a warm, communal base for mountain adventures year-round. Built in the 1930s and cared for by generations of Sierra Club members and volunteers, the lodge has long welcomed skiers, hikers, and outdoor travelers into the heart of the Sierra Nevada. The drive-in lodge features private two-person rooms, larger rooms, and simple, cozy bunk-style accommodations, with twin-sized bunk beds and shared bathrooms. The lodge boasts shared common spaces, and a library perfect for winding down after a day outdoors. Guests can enjoy cooked communal meals (extra fee) and a relaxed, social atmosphere that reflects the lodge’s deep roots in outdoor culture and conservation. In winter, Clair Tappaan Lodge provides direct access to classic snowshoe and cross-country ski routes, with nearby ski areas including Sugar Bowl, Royal Gorge, Boreal, and Donner Ski Ranch. In warmer months, the surrounding trails open up for hiking, including sections of the Pacific Crest Trail. Lake Tahoe and major resorts like Palisades Tahoe and Northstar are also within easy reach. Staying here helps support the ongoing stewardship of this special place, ensuring continued access to the Sierra’s mountain landscapes for generations to come. Whether you’re planning a snowy weekend escape or a summer hiking trip, Clair Tappaan Lodge offers a rare chance to stay somewhere with real history, purpose, and connection to the land. Check in from 15:00–23:00. Check out at 10:00.

8. Bradley Hut

17mi from Incline Village · 2 sites · Lodging

Bradley Hut is a classic Sierra Club backcountry hut in the Tahoe region, reached via an approximately 4.7-mile hike or ski approach. It’s a favorite among ski tourers planning multi-day adventures, with backcountry terrain in all directions from the hut. The hut sits near Silver Peak in the Pole Creek area (north of Olympic Valley/Palisades Tahoe). The approach is a steady climb, with roughly 1,600 ft of elevation gain from the Pole Creek trailhead area. This is serious mountain terrain. Please use extra caution: surrounding slopes are steep, avalanche hazard can be significant, and conditions can become dangerous quickly when weather turns. Inside the hut: • Upstairs loft accommodating up to 15 people • Main room with wood-burning stove, tables, and kitchen area • Two small side rooms used for firewood and limited maintenance supplies • A two-story outhouse is approximately 40 ft north of the hut. By booking Bradley Hut, you’re helping support the Sierra Club’s ongoing stewardship of these historic huts so they can continue welcoming visitors for generations to come.

9. Magical Lost Sierra Bungalow!

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41mi from Incline Village · 1 site · Lodging

Step back in time at the Lost Sierra Bungalow, a cozy riverside retreat built in the 1960s using reclaimed timbers from 1800s Sierra Valley barns. Nestled where the Yuba River meets Haypress Creek, this peaceful hideaway opens to the sound of rushing water and birdsong. Whether you’re sipping coffee on the deck, cooking a meal with friends, or stargazing under string lights, this cabin invites you to slow down and reconnect with nature. The heart of the cabin is the spacious great room — perfect for curling up by the wood-burning stove, playing games, dancing, or gathering for shared meals. The country kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to cook: a four-burner stove, fridge, coffee maker, pots, pans, dishes, utensils, spices, oils, and more. Step out to the large deck with BBQ grill and outdoor dining area — magical at dusk under the twinkle lights and stars. 🛏️ Sleeping arrangements: Downstairs: 1 queen bedroom + 1 bathroom (clawfoot tub & shower) Upstairs: 3 bedrooms (1 queen, 1 full, 1 twin room for kids) + 1 bathroom 🌿 Year-round adventure: Spring–Fall: Hiking & biking trails for all levels, Yuba River fishing & swimming nearby. Winter: Borrow our sleds and explore by snowshoe, ski, or snowmobile. 📶 Connectivity: No TV, but great Wi-Fi — stream, work remotely, or unplug and enjoy the quiet. 💫 What makes it special This is a true Lost Sierra retreat — cozy, rustic, and deeply relaxing. The perfect mix of nature, comfort, and nostalgia. Watch the light move through the pines, listen to the creek, and reconnect with what matters. Guests have full access to the home and plenty of parking for cars, bikes, and even snowmobiles in winter. The bungalow is all yours — a private, peaceful mountain retreat. Our cabin is old-fashioned and full of charm — the upstairs can be chilly in winter and warm in summer. We provide extra blankets for cool nights, and suggest opening windows after sunset during summer to let in the mountain air. Please treat our home and the surrounding land with care. A light tidy-up (dishes, vacuuming if needed) helps us keep this place special for years to come. No need to do laundry or take out ashes — we’ll handle that. This is a true Lost Sierra experience: cozy, rustic, and rooted in nature.

10. Tahoe National Forest

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1382 sites · Graniteville, California

Though the lake isn’t in the forest’s boundary, you can see it in panoramic views.

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11. Benson Hut

19mi from Incline Village · 2 sites · Lodging

Benson Hut is a historic Sierra Club stone refuge built in 1939, tucked beneath the north face of Anderson Peak at roughly 8,350 ft. Set along the Pacific Crest Trail, it offers extraordinary views to the east, north, and west—and a true high-Sierra hut experience for experienced, well-prepared groups. Access varies by season: in summer, Benson Hut is reachable by vehicle, while in winter it requires a ~5.5-mile hike or ski approach (expect roughly 1,800 ft of elevation gain on the typical route). Many guests use it as an overnight stop as part of more advanced backcountry routes and multi-day traverses. This is serious mountain terrain. Please use extra caution: surrounding slopes are steep, avalanche hazard can be frequent, and conditions can become dangerous quickly when weather turns. Inside the hut you’ll find: • Upstairs sleeping loft accommodating up to 12 people • Main room on the ground floor with wood-burning stove, table, & kitchen area. • (Six fold-down bunks can be used when the main room isn’t crowded) • Side rooms for firewood and limited maintenance supplies • A two-story outhouse approximately 100 ft west of the hut. By booking Benson Hut, you’re helping support the Sierra Club’s ongoing stewardship of these historic huts so they can continue welcoming visitors for generations to come.

12. Coldstream Ice Haus

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18mi from Incline Village · 1 site · Lodging

Located on 20 acres in Tahoe Wilderness, this is a cool off the grid, solar-powered, rustic cabin situated next to a stream. Sleeps 6-8 people. There is running hot and cold water, shower and a plumbed toilet. Kitchen with refrigerator, propane powered stove/oven, toaster, coffee maker. One bedroom on first floor. Dining/hang out area with firebox and cubbies for hanging/drying outdoor clothing. Upstairs loft has 5 single beds divided by 'pony' walls with shelving and 1 full bed. For winter use, there is a generator when needed. Heat from firebox will keep entire cabin warm. For winter, access provided by snowcat; guided trips only.

13. Scottlan's LostDeer Lodge

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40mi from Incline Village · 1 site · Lodging

Nestled in the heart of the Tahoe National Forest, this cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bath lodge offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience—just a short drive from Donner and Truckee, yet tucked away enough to immerse yourself in peaceful nature. Step outside and discover a paradise for outdoor lovers: hiking, biking, ATV trails, kayaking, paddleboarding, hunting, and fishing are all right at your doorstep. After a day of adventure, unwind with a cup of coffee on the deck, relax in the rocking chairs, and take in the serene forest views. Fully furnished and thoughtfully equipped, this lodge is your ideal year-round retreat. Travel trailers will fit, suggested to be less than 26ft.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Sean

3 days ago

Group trip

3 nights at Scottlan's LostDeer Lodge

I had an incredibly rejuvenating time at the Scotts Dear Lodge! Krysten went out of her way with little gestures to make the space feel clean, comfortable, and inviting. A home away from home, if you will. It was also incredible waking up with a cup of coffee while it snowed outside! The kitchen was fully stocked with all the supplies you would need to prepare a nice home-cooked meal for yourself, and the wood-burning stove was also a highlight! I recommend this spot to anyone looking for a trip for a small family, couples, or solo adventurers! Don't miss out on this charming spot

The "front" of the cabin, which faces the pine tree view

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Samantha

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Lazy Bear Cabin

This cabin is a cute as it it’s cozy! Shout out to Jeff for helping us get the wood burning stove going. It kept the cabin toasty all night. Looking for a chill spot to get away from it all and connect with nature (with creature comforts), this is the place for you!

Cozy cabin a stones throw away from the Yuba River.

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Charles

November 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Magical Lost Sierra Bungalow!

Staying at this magical little cabin in the woods was everything you could ask for and then some. We had a great time just enjoying the quietness of the area and just the sounds of the Yuba river. The cabin was beautiful and just felt like staying in a piece of history with how beautiful it was inside and out. Stay here and you wont regret it, only that you didnt book a longer stay.

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Makali

October 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Lazy Bear Cabin

We enjoyed our time at this little cabin so much. We originally planned to camp elsewhere but the place ended up being flooded, so last minute we were able to book this place and head here within a few hours. The host was planning to close the cabin down for this time but allowed our booking anyway and was very accommodating. He even came from out of town a few hours away to make sure we had everything we needed. Any questions we had he answered right away and even came in the middle of the night to change out the propane tank for us. The atmosphere was wonderful and our dogs were very welcomed. We will definitely be back!

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Paula

October 2025

Group trip

2 nights at Magical Lost Sierra Bungalow!

The cabin has a great speaker system for use with Bluetooth devices. October is a beautiful time of year in Sierra City mountains.

Tracy

August 2025

With pets

2 nights at Lazy Bear Cabin

We had a relaxing stay, Jeff is a great host. Property is private, and well kept. The added amenities are definitely a BONUS! Our pups love it here. We look forward to returning some time soon! 🙂

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zsante

August 2025

Group trip

1 night at Lazy Bear Cabin

I loved this property!! It was beautiful and had plenty of space!! The cabin was very clean and cozy!! Highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking to have a get together with friends or even have a private romantic getaway. Jeff was very kind and went out of his way to further educate me on local fire practices. Even through my gross negligence Jeff was very patient and kind to me. He took care of me and prevented me from having a serious problem all before I even called him back. DON’T BE LIKE ME!! Please double check after booking to see if you can burn in Placer County!!

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De La Luna

August 2025

1 night at Lazy Bear Cabin

Loved the escape under the stars. Got rest and re energized to continue my trip ✨

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Alyssa

August 2025

1 night at Lazy Bear Cabin

It was very clean and super fun! Very very cozy too

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Ani

August 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Lazy Bear Cabin

We had a wonderful two-night stay—it was exactly what my husband and I were looking for to celebrate our 5-year anniversary. Jeff was great to communicate with and made everything easy.

Grant

July 2025

With pets

4 nights at Scottlan's LostDeer Lodge

The cabin is just like my home with the usual amenities, yet has the added benefit of being out in nature. It is very close to Hwy 80, so no guesswork of where to find it. The bathroom/shower, the firm bed, the great kitchen/dining nook layout and the living room all make for a very comfortable stay. My pup and I enjoyed exploring the 'hood; I saw only one person during my four day/three night visit, so the remoteness and quiet away from suburbia was most welcome. Krysten was most responsive to my questions. Will visit, again, for sure.

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Molly

July 2025

With kids

3 nights at Magical Lost Sierra Bungalow!

The cabin is beautiful, comfortable and had everything we needed. We loved dinners on the back deck and coffee in rocking chairs on the front deck. Incredible nearby walkable swimming hole and short drive to beautiful alpine lakes. Thank you so much Rachel. Your place gave our little friend group such a nice place to be together.

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Brad

June 2025

With pets

1 night at Coldstream Ice Haus

We had an amazing stay at this secluded cabin nestled right on a beautiful, peaceful creek. The setting is absolutely serene — perfect for a quiet escape into nature, and especially great for families with kids. Ours spent hours playing by the water, exploring the woods, and just being kids without screens or schedules. The cabin itself strikes the perfect balance between rustic charm and cozy comfort. It’s a great “glamping” experience — you get all the perks of being out in nature without sacrificing a good night’s sleep, indoor restroom and shower. Thoughtfully stocked and very clean, it made us feel right at home. If you’re looking for a place to unplug, unwind, and make some lasting family memories, this is it. We’ll definitely be coming back!

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James

June 2025

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Lazy Bear Cabin

Lovely, cosy space tucked up on a ridge near Emigrant Pass. Very hospitable owner who went out of his way to take care of us.

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Erica

June 2025

3 nights at Lazy Bear Cabin

We had a wonderful stay at Jeff's cabin. Jeff was communicative and helpful. The cabin had all the basic necessities and worked well for my teenage daughter and myself. There was plenty of space to explore on the property, and the forest and creek areas were beautiful. If you travel during the summer months, be prepared for lots of mosquitoes. If you visit on a permissible burn day, I highly recommend using the fire pit for a campfire. It was a great way to end our trip. I suggest you bring your own extra toilet paper, towels, dish soap, and hand soap. Some of these items were provided, but it was nice to have extra since there are not any stores nearby. We look forward to visiting in the future.

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Kyle

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Lazy Bear Cabin

We spent 1 evening and planned to hike in Soda Springs the next morning. The location and privacy we just what we were looking for. Very well equipped cabin!

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Kevin

May 2025

With kids

1 night at Lazy Bear Cabin

Great combination of comfort with ruggedness. Perfect for our family. All the comforts of home to appease the wife but to also satisfy man's desire to reconnect with nature. Also super close to 80.

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Johnnell

May 2025

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Lazy Bear Cabin

Oh man where do I start. I love this place it’s the first time my teen kids, boyfriend, and I went camping together. We spent 1 night passing through, and it was one of the best nights I had in along time. The cabin was fully equipped with pull out bed, kitchen with utensils, pots, pans plates, cups, fridge even seasonings. The bathroom has working amenities with hot water. This was great for my city teenagers. Tv had WiFi but we were having such a great time spending time with each other we didn’t care. It says that it fit 8 people it was 4 of us and not so comfortable for 4 grown people maybe for smaller kids but we adults slept outside under the stars and loved it. The host was really accommodating responded to every question timely and really friend.. he made us feel like home away from home.. if your looking for that out of the city get away with your other half or with family I highly recommend this cabin. One Love

Brian

May 2025

With pets

1 night at Lazy Bear Cabin

Lazy Bear Cabin was the perfect cozy getaway for our little family! The location was not far off I-80 (but plenty far enough that you're nowhere near the noise), so it was easy to get to. We didn't use it as such, but it'd be the perfect base camp for Tahoe adventures or getting to the local ski resorts. In off-grid cabins like this, they don't always have running water, so that was a huge plus to have a sink, shower, and flush toilet. We really enjoyed spending the morning with coffee at the countertop bar that overlooks a forest of pine trees. Don't forget to bring your own linens including blankets and towels as this place didn't have any. The pullout sofa was comfortable enough but some may prefer to bring their own air mattress or sleeping pads. The road in was paved almost the entire way and easy for our truck camper to get to, but was dirt the last 1/10th of a mile. You probably want at least AWD in the winter months so you don't get stuck. Overall, we loved our stay here and would absolutely go again!