Vacation rentals with outdoor seating in Inyo County

A rest after a day in the Death Valley desert

Only 30 minutes to Furnace Creek in Death Valley and 10 minutes to the Ash Meadow Wildlife Reserve! Stay in this clean, 2 bedroom, 1 bath home located on my 10 acres of ground here in Amargosa Valley, NV. Comfortable for 4-5 people. Rollaway bed available. Nearby sites to see are Death Valley National Park, Ash Meadow Wildlife Preserve, The Amargosa Opera House, Rhyolite and more. Eating places nearby are El Valle Mexican restaurant and Longstreet Casino and Stateline Saloon Pets are welcomed!

Adorable Studio guest house in garden setting

Relax on the patio of this newly remodeled one bedroom guest house. Sit by the ponds and feed the ducks and watch the large trout swimming past. Enjoy the flowers in the beautiful garden or help yourself to seasonal fruits and veggies. Great location as basecamp for your eastern Sierra adventures. With less than a 20 min drive you could be fishing at one of our many lakes or at the trailhead of a new adventure. Private entrance and parking with a full kitchen. Short term rental license #000179

The Kern River House: Willow Cabin Rustic Retreat

River Willow Cabin, a rustic riverfront property by The Kern River House. Classic Cabin on Kern River in the quaint Kernville neighborhood 3 miles from town center. Perfect for couples/small groups. Modern comforts. 1-acre property with River Access & fenced yard. Private Cedar Hot Tub. Surrounded by mountains and lush gardens. Explore the area, sit on the deck or relax by the river at a private neighborhood beach for river swimming/lounging—the perfect getaway to explore the southern Sierra.

Big Pine Cottage Hideaway

Big Pine Cottage Hideaway! Our guest house has a fenced yard with a seasonal creek running through it. It has a parking area that can accommodate 2 vehicles. It is close walking distance to the downtown area. Big Pine is a small town, so morning and evening walks are a must. The base of the Eastern Sierra’s has many great places to explore. Small pets (30lbs) are allowed for a fee of $30 and is payable at check in. Pets are not to be left alone. WiFi is available, but can be spotty at times.

Wild West #1 - Death Valley Getaway Cabin

Wild West Death Valley Getaway Cabins were featured as one of the top Ultimate Desert Winter Getaways in the Oct. 2020 issue. Located in Beatty, just 7 mi from the entrance to Death Valley National Park, 4 mi to Rhyolite Ghost Town and 5 mi to Titus Canyon Entrance. This cabin will win you over with rustic charm and hospitality. Enjoy the mountain views and beautiful sunrises and sunsets from your personal covered porch. Check out my Host Guide Books for info. Check out WW#2 as well.

Lovers’ Getaway

You’ve traveled all this way, why stay in town? Enjoy long ranging views, privacy & quiet.You’re on one side of our organic garden & orchard, we’re on the other. This guest house is designed with your needs in mind, complete with a full kitchen, laundry, and claw foot tub. We built it to exceed all energy efficiency standards, so it’s cozy in the winter, and cool in the summer. We are a CA certified “Green Business”. We strive to promote a culture of energy efficiency and sustainability.

Tiny Home, close to Death Valley

At the foot of the Funeral Mountains, just outside Death Valley National Park, this tiny home is a great basecamp for adventures. Death Valley, Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Rhyolite Ghost Town, and Beatty are just a short drive away. Our secluded 4+ acre property has few neighbors and is adjoined by thousands of acres of public land to explore. Hike the Funeral Mountains with abandoned mines right from the front door or visit "Big Dune" Recreation Area just 6 miles away.

Vineyard Bottling Room outside of Death Valley NP

The Bottling Room at Tarantula Ranch Vineyard is a private guest studio situated next to our families micro-vineyard located outside of Death Valley National Park in the Mojave Desert. The room was formally used for crushing, bottling, and aging wine but we have completely remodeled it into a small studio with queen bed, sitting area, kitchenette, powder room, and outdoor shower. Aside from the vineyard view, enjoy the wild desert views and amazing night skies while visiting.

East Wind on Lone Starr

Sitting at the foot of Mount Whitney, this custom built, 2 bedroom dwell home is nestled in the rocks of the Alabama Hills. Collide with the breathtaking views of the Eastern Sierra's and transform your stay into an experience with one of nature's wonders. Close to Mt Whitney portal, Horse shoe meadow and famous other trails, excellent for day hikes. We are in the epic center of the lowest( Death Valley),highest(Mt Whitney) and the oldest(Bristlecone tree forest).

Sierra Summit in Aspendell - Bishop Creek Canyon

It's like camping with a 3250 sqft home, a flat-screen TV and WiFi. Enjoy the outdoors and breathtaking mountain views and come back to relax in a large mountain home with decks that have endless views of the Sierras and a comfortable and contemporary interior. The house privately sits on a cul-de-sac with only a few other homes. It is surrounded by hiking trails, fishing lakes and streams and it is only a 15 minute walk to Cardinal Village Resort.

Mountains Majesty Cabin

Escape to Mountains Majesty Cabin, your cozy retreat with jaw-dropping panoramic views. Sip your favorite drink as you soak in stunning desert and mountain vistas. Just minutes from downtown Lone Pine and nestled in Lone Pine Mobile Oasis, this cabin puts you at the heart of adventure—explore Mount Whitney, Horseshoe Meadows, the Alabama Hills, Death Valley, Bishop, and Mammoth all within easy reach. Your perfect gateway to the Eastern Sierra awaits!

Designed To Death

Boasting the shortest driving times into Death Valley National Park (apart from staying in the park itself) Designed To Death is a stunning, well appointed vacation house set on a private hill with incredible mountain and sunset views. Plush beds, huge living/kitchen/dining rooms, log-burning fireplace, landscaped, palm tree filled patios— all in a quaint town known for the wild burros that wander its streets down to the banks of the Amargosa River.