Cabins near Carson City

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Cabin camping around Carson City puts you close to the Sierra Nevada foothills, with over 200 options—each offering sturdy walls and a real bed after a long day outside. Prices start at $275 a night, and you’ll find showers, toilets, and pet-friendly spots almost everywhere. Hiking trails snake through pine forests and along ridgelines, fishing spots dot the lakes, and climbing routes offer a challenge for every skill level. For a cabin stay that’s both comfortable and close to adventure, Village Camp Truckee (52 reviews) is a local favorite—expect easy access to trailheads and mountain air that actually smells like pine. Book early if you want your pick of the lot.

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Cabin camping around Carson City puts you close to the Sierra Nevada foothills, with over 200 options—each offering sturdy walls and a real bed after a long day outside. Prices start at $275 a night, and you’ll find showers, toilets, and pet-friendly spots almost everywhere. Hiking trails snake through pine forests and along ridgelines, fishing spots dot the lakes, and climbing routes offer a challenge for every skill level. For a cabin stay that’s both comfortable and close to adventure, Village Camp Truckee (52 reviews) is a local favorite—expect easy access to trailheads and mountain air that actually smells like pine. Book early if you want your pick of the lot.

94% (68)

Top-rated campgrounds

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