Cabins in Nevada

Cozy Nevada cabins are perfect for weekend getaways in the mountains or desert.

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Hidden Canyon's Glamping Cabins

5 sites · Lodging375 acres · Baker, NV

Want a unique glamping experience close to Great Basin National Park? Hidden Canyon is it. Located 19 miles from Lehman Caves in Great Basin National Park, Hidden Canyon a sprawling 375 acres. Walk the land, sit in the orchards, watch the deer and turkeys roam, swim in the pool, shop in the small grocery store, get back in touch with nature, while still enjoying some creature comforts. This entire area is known for its night sky, so sit back and watch the show.Hidden Canyon is in Nevada but the closest town for reference is Garrison, Utah. A seven mile dirt/gravel road is required to access the property. 4x4 is not necessary.

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Cactus Cottage Getaway

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Jean, NV

Welcome to your desert getaway! This little cottage is one of the original houses built in the late 1800s in the small mining town of Goodsprings. Located on 2 acres of beautiful desert landscape and mountain views, this spot is sure to help you relax and escape the busy city life. The cottage has one bedroom with a queen size bed, one bathroom with shower, a living room with a trundle bed that pulls out to a full size bed. The kitchen comes equipped with dishes and utensils as well as a microwave, refrigerator, freezer, toaster, coffee maker, and stove top. There is an outdoor area with a table, chairs, and a grill. Towels and bedding are included.

Cabins in Nevada guide

Overview

When it comes to landscapes, Nevada is a very diverse state. The same can be said for its cabin rentals, with options located both in the mountains and the desert. Whether you are looking for a cozy log cabin in the Lake Tahoe snow or a contemporary shipping container vacation rental near the Las Vegas nightlife, we have plenty to choose from. Vegas and Reno are prime base cities, but your very best bets for unique, cozy cabins, cottages, and chalets will be in the outer reaches of the state. Check in to a spot in Blue Diamond near the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for glamping and tiny house options complete with queen beds, air conditioning, and free wifi, or head to the far-flung town of Baker for hobbit holes, yurts, and the only national park in Nevada, Great Basin. For the quintessential cabin retreat with hot tubs and saunas, visit Incline Village or the Diamond Peak area of Tahoe for proximity to Zephyr Cove in addition to chalets and mountain cabins suitable for winter and summer getaways.