Vacation rentals in Kansas

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A historic limestone building stands amidst expansive green fields, with a dramatic cloud formation in the sky above. The structure features a simple design and is framed by nearby trees, contributing to a serene countryside setting.
Home in Ellsworth
5 out of 5 average rating, 643 reviews

Historic Limestone Cabin with Loft in the Country

My place is a historic limestone building with a loft, located on my family farm. One mile away from the interstate and 6 miles north of Ellsworth, you’ll love its convenience as much as its coziness, history, and quaint charm. My place is good for couples and solo adventurers that are looking for a unique experience in the country that isn't too far off the beaten path. This is a private building near the main farmhouse with its own living space, kitchenette, bathroom, and loft bedroom (queen).

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A rustic cabin exterior is framed by lush green grass and trees. The wooden structure features a stone chimney and a distinctive blue door, with two large windows on the left. A simple stone path leads to the entrance, inviting relaxation in a natural setting.
Cabin in Chanute
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 613 reviews

The Blue Door Cabin

If you want a retreat where you can sleep in, slow down and savor nature's beauty, the Blue Door Cabin, tucked in surprisingly hilly oak and hickory woods, with a beautiful view of the pond, is your destination. Within two hours from Kansas City, Tulsa, Joplin or Wichita, and only 4 miles from Chanute Kansas, this preserved and revived cabin offers an easy getaway for city dwellers in need of a very affordable anniversary weekend, study or solitude retreat, or family hiking and fishing trip.

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An aerial view captures the unique A-frame cabin nestled among trees with a backdrop of Tuttle Creek Lake. The surrounding landscape features bare trees and open areas, highlighting the cabin's rural setting. The sunlit scene illustrates a tranquil and natural environment.
Cabin in Manhattan
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 435 reviews

A-Frame, Hot Tub, FirePit, Game Room, Pet-friendly

Welcome to the Little Apple A-Frame – the perfect place for you to unwind & unplug in a unique and tranquil cabin! Cozy up beside the warming electric fireplace or enjoy time outside with our outdoor activities. Whether seeking a romantic getaway or quality family time you will experience it here! Set in nature w/views of Tuttle Creek Lake: ✲ Private Hot Tub! ✲ Fire pit on large upper deck! ✲ Abundant hiking! ✲ Disc golf course! ✲ Community dock access! ✲ 30 mins to Downtown & KSU!

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An A-Frame house is viewed from the side, showcasing a sloped roof and multiple entry points. The surrounding area features lush greenery and colorful rose bushes, while open fields extend into the distance. Clear blue skies suggest a bright, sunny atmosphere.
Farm stay in Minneapolis
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

A-Frame Retreat - Stargazing Platfrm - EV Firepit

Visit this 2 bedroom A-Frame house located on 26 acres of land with RV hookups and parking, with deck and view of the countryside, minutes from MInneapolis, Rock city and Highway i-70 is 15 minutes away. Gather for a family reunion or stay while travelling across country in this unique secluded sanctuary. Gaze at the stars on the stargazing platform and walk to the natural pond 10 mins across the property. 50 amp RV spots with water are also available if you have one along.

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A covered outdoor seating area features a glass table surrounded by four chairs. In the background, a calm water body reflects the greenery of trees lining the shore, providing a serene setting for relaxation.
Guesthouse in Cherokee
5 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Bunkhouse on the Water

The Bunkhouse sits adjacent to a large body of water. Just 10 miles to Pittsburg and 30 miles to Joplin, MO. Guests can enjoy time outside on the covered porch next to the water, sit around the fire pit on those cool evenings, go for a hike, play a game of pickleball, or enjoy some catch and release fishing from the bank. Experience country living and sights and sounds of nature. Free range chickens also roam the property. 3 GUESTS MAX NO OUTSIDE GUESTS

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An elevated sleeping area features a spacious bed with neutral linens and a textured throw. A wooden chest sits nearby, accompanied by a small rug. The curved ceiling is lined with metal, and a ceiling fan provides a rustic touch to the cozy atmosphere.
Barn in Johnson City
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

The Bin….Catch a snooze in this cozy ranch stay.

**Unique Grain Bin Stay on Our Ranch** Escape to our charming converted grain bin, nestled on a tranquil ranch. Enjoy mesmerizing views while sipping coffee from panoramic window. Inside, find a cozy queen bed and a kitchenette for your convenience. Explore the ranch, meet friendly animals, and indulge in outdoor activities like hiking and stargazing. Perfect for couples or solo adventurers seeking a peaceful getaway. Book your unique experience today!

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A newly renovated log cabin is surrounded by lush greenery, offering a tranquil entrance. A stone pathway leads to the rustic wooden door, while a picnic table is positioned nearby under the shade of a tree, enhancing the inviting outdoor space.
Cabin in Tonganoxie
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 888 reviews

Cozy Cabin Retreat

Escape to our cabin which earned top-rated Airbnb in all of Kansas for a cozy, quiet getaway. Ideal for unwinding and rejuvenating after the demands of a hectic day. Enjoy scenic hiking trails, axe throwing, horseshoes, or a peaceful walk through our labyrinth. End the day with a stunning sunset over the valley from our swing. Just 5 minutes from the lake! Note: The cabin is on a shared property with a retreat center, Sacred Hearts Healing.

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The exterior of the Konza Cabin is showcased, featuring two cylindrical grain bins with a corrugated metal finish. A glass atrium connects the bins, creating a light-filled entry. Stone pathways and an outdoor seating area with a table and chairs are visible in the foreground, surrounded by greenery.
Home in Manhattan
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 357 reviews

Konza Cabin

A unique lodging and agricultural experience located in the Flint Hills. Enjoy 100 acres of farm life by viewing the cows and our ranch operations, feed the horses, hike the hills, sit by the pond and enjoy the wildlife year round. The Konza Cabin was featured on the FYI Network series, "You Can't Turn That Into A House", 2 grain bins were made into a unique space, with glass walls connecting the grain bins - feeling one with nature.

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A charming seating area features a wooden bench adorned with colorful cushions in warm tones of orange and yellow. A plaid throw drapes over the side, and natural light filters through a woven shade on the window, complementing the vibrant textures in the space.
Cottage in Chanute
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 355 reviews

A Little bit of Paradise @ Summit Hill Gardens

Summit Hill Gardens Cottage, a little bit of paradise, is a place to enjoy solitude, peace and quiet. Located rurally (3 miles south of Chanute, Ks), we are listed as one of the top ten attractions with numerous flower beds, a historic 1874 stone schoolhouse, a Retail Soap Shop located in a restored barn (handcrafted soaps are made here on site), and the Summit Hill Gardens Event Center- for hosting celebrations of life.

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A cozy bedroom features natural wood walls and modern furnishings. A spacious bed with decorative white and brown pillows is complemented by a textured throw. A bedside lamp casts a warm glow, and a ceiling fan adds a rustic touch to the inviting space.
Tiny home in Piqua
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

Tiny Diamond Inn OZ

Feel refreshed when you stay in this rustic gem. Just looking for a place in the Midwest to get away from it all? Enjoy rural Kansas and country living. The peace and quiet of this unique retreat give rest to your body and soul only. Step into a relaxing, nature filled farming oasis. This private cabin sets beside fields of dreams to make this the perfect spot to get away . Feel free to bring your 4-legged Friends.

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Tiny home in Perry
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 585 reviews

The Batch - Tiny House Living

Located 20 minutes from downtown Lawrence, the Batch is a sustainable tiny house nestled in the cedar forests of Perry, KS. Set on 40 acres of beautiful wild woods and fields, cedar forests and ponds, this tiny cabin is a serene and peaceful setting for souls seeking restoration, quiet, and the healing qualities of the woods. Or just a great place to getaway with your love or friends with an even greater view!

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The treehouse is elevated on stilts, surrounded by lush greenery. A warm glow emanates from the door, contrasting the twilight sky. The spacious wraparound deck is visible, with steps leading down to the ground. A serene sunset hues the horizon in the background.
Treehouse in Sedgwick
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Luxury 1BR Treehouse Designed by Treehouse Masters

Looking for the ultimate retreat to reset, recover, and rediscover? Welcome to the Sunset Reset Treehouse at Diamond Springs Ranch—your peaceful sanctuary on a working cattle/horse ranch, surrounded by nature’s finest offerings. This is the place where you can experience priceless sunsets, starry skies, crackling fire pits, and 2 miles of scenic walking trails—all from the comfort of your luxurious treehouse.

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All about Kansas

Dotted with historic cow towns and laced with open highways, Kansas is known for its sprawling farms and Americana culture. At first glance, its scenery might seem unchanging: The Great Plains appear to roll on forever here in the heartland, where grassy prairies and golden fields of grain define the landscape in almost every direction. But the Sunflower State reveals its personality in the unexpected details. Along rural highways, road-trippers pull over for oddities like the world’s largest ball of twine and a giant replica of a famous sunflower painting. Destinations like Dodge City bring the state’s history to life in open-air museums and Old West-themed downtowns. Jazz and barbecue masters put Kansas City — a metro area split between Missouri and Kansas — on the national stage. And the state’s largest city, Wichita, ranks among the cultural hubs of the Midwest, where blocks of stylish warehouses and loads of culinary ambition fill neighborhoods like Old Town. Kansas is the kind of place you get to know best horseback riding on a ranch, driving the backroads, staying in cabins, and hanging out with the locals in brewpubs and dive bars.

What are the top things to do in Kansas?

Monument Rocks Natural Area

When you spot the Monument Rocks on the horizon, you’ll immediately see why this site was designated as the first of Kansas’ national natural landmarks. Rising as high as 70 feet (21 m), these stone outcroppings stand dramatically against the surrounding shortgrass prairies. The clusters of spires, buttes, and ancient sedimentary formations look like otherworldly fortresses and ancient sculptures made of chalk.

Massachusetts Street

Massachusetts Street is the most happening thoroughfare through downtown Lawrence, home to the University of Kansas and one of the most handsome city centers in the state. Part of the Lawrence Historic District, these compact and pedestrian-friendly blocks are crammed with independent cafés, brewpubs, and noteworthy 19th-century architecture.

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

Hike scenic trails through sweeping landscapes to discover one of the continent’s rarest ecosystems. Tallgrass prairies once covered much of the Midwest, but only a fraction of this vital — now endangered — habitat remains today. The Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, established in 1996, conserves a sizable remnant of these mostly forgotten lands. Wildlife lovers and photographers come here to spot the grazing herd of resident bison and explore a historic cattle ranch dating back to the late 1800s.