The best cabin rentals near Lake Cherokee, Texas with fishing

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Looking for a cozy cabin near Lake Cherokee, Texas to cast your line? Hipcamp has over 150 options for you to choose from, all with cabin accommodations and prime fishing opportunities. With prices ranging from $12 to $40 per night, you're sure to find the perfect spot. Top campsites include Music Springs (101 reviews), Mallard Haven (31 reviews), and A Little Piece of Paradise (26 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, potable water, and trash, while popular activities include biking, boating, and whitewater paddling.

Popular camping styles for Lake Cherokee

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Seven Acres Campground

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29mi from Lake Cherokee · 4 sites · Lodging · Tyler, TX

We moved to our seven acres in 1999 and have spent 15 years building the campground and furnishing the cabins with antiques specific to the era they are named after. It’s like getting to spend the night in your favorite part of a museum! The Fireman’s Bunker, WWII Room and the Victorian Room along with a claw foot rub to soak in!

2. Dee Dee's B&B

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38mi from Lake Cherokee · 3 sites · Lodging · Keatchie, LA

I obviously take advantage of living in the country and enjoying the peace and quiet of everyday living that it provides! So many people enjoy coming out here and just unplugging and unwinding. I know my property won't disappoint if you decide to stay in the fully equipped cabin. The ponds are fully stocked with bass, bream and catfish, so fun to catch and you can even keep your catch and cook them over your own campfire. The canopy of stars and chirping frogs will lull you to sleep in the privacy of this secluded campsite.

100% (35 reviews)

Looking for a cozy cabin near Lake Cherokee, Texas to cast your line? Hipcamp has over 150 options for you to choose from, all with cabin accommodations and prime fishing opportunities. With prices ranging from $12 to $40 per night, you're sure to find the perfect spot. Top campsites include Music Springs (101 reviews), Mallard Haven (31 reviews), and A Little Piece of Paradise (26 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, potable water, and trash, while popular activities include biking, boating, and whitewater paddling.

Popular camping styles for Lake Cherokee

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Seven Acres Campground

100%

(38)

29mi from Lake Cherokee · 4 sites · Lodging · Tyler, TX

We moved to our seven acres in 1999 and have spent 15 years building the campground and furnishing the cabins with antiques specific to the era they are named after. It’s like getting to spend the night in your favorite part of a museum! The Fireman’s Bunker, WWII Room and the Victorian Room along with a claw foot rub to soak in!

2. Dee Dee's B&B

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38mi from Lake Cherokee · 3 sites · Lodging · Keatchie, LA

I obviously take advantage of living in the country and enjoying the peace and quiet of everyday living that it provides! So many people enjoy coming out here and just unplugging and unwinding. I know my property won't disappoint if you decide to stay in the fully equipped cabin. The ponds are fully stocked with bass, bream and catfish, so fun to catch and you can even keep your catch and cook them over your own campfire. The canopy of stars and chirping frogs will lull you to sleep in the privacy of this secluded campsite.

Stories from the community

The Victorian room is furnished from the turn of the century with a few modern conveniences thrown in.

richard

May 2025

1 night at Seven Acres Campground

When I think about hipcamp, this is exactly what I like to find.

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Michelle

March 2025

2 nights at Seven Acres Campground

Joey and Cindy recently set up a gazebo! It has a mini table fire, cushioned seats, and a large speaker. It was very comforting to use for warmth, especially since we went during a really windy time. Cindy and Joey were very sweet and informative and gave us tips for our 3 day trip. The claw tub is also massive and perfect for showering and bathing. This was a very peaceful and cozy getaway!

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Adam

March 2025

2 nights at Seven Acres Campground

We had a super cozy and relaxing stay! The bathhouse was actually really nice and the heater in it could get it toasty in there (it got pretty cold at night when we went). The cabin was warm too of course, I just didn't expect to spend so much time in a bathroom while camping (there is a huge claw foot tub in there that was too tempting for us). There was a surprise in the middle of the campsite when we got there, a gazebo just got added which was a really cool bonus since we got to be the first to take it for a spin. It was super windy so unfortunately a campfire was out of the question (this was a problem for anyone out camping so what can you do). Luckily the gazebo that Joey & Cindy added had a pretty wind proof gas powered fire to sit around in it so that saved the day. There is also a grill so we were able to still cook no problem too of course. We definitely recommend staying!