Vacation rentals in Lake of the Woods

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Home in Butte Falls
5 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

Hill House at Double Day Ranch

JanRating, 5 stars1 day ago
A beautiful house with a beautiful view. Myself, my adult daughter and my two siblings who I only get to see a couple times a year as they live in CA got together to spend a few days together doing what we all love-fishing at Fish Lake! We spent our days fishing then went back to Kelsey’s house to eat, drink , play cards and laugh a lot. The house was perfect and had everything we needed including a well appointed kitchen. Even when we locked ourselves out, a quick message to Kelsey and she quickly solved the problem and we were in making dinner. The beds were very comfortable and the shower head in the primary bathroom was a little bit of heaven. I hope to return next year!
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Cabin in Ashland
5 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

Whispering Pines Cabin near Hyatt Lake

LaurieRating, 5 stars1 month ago
This is absolutely a gem accommodation especially if you are looking for a quiet, cabin-like feel, in the woods. The drive from Ashland was beautiful and we saw some wildlife. The cabin was perfect for our 2 families. The kids stayed upstairs in the loft area and the adults could have some quiet time on the main floor. The furniture was clean and comfortable. The patio was perfect for the early morning coffee while we waited for the kids to wake up. The host had fun puzzles and games that we enjoyed; we had brought a folding table. Having access to the garage was great so we could pack the cars without getting shoes dirty. We didn't have any issues but thought it would be good to mention. There is only 1 shower at this location. We made it work with 10 people taking quick showers & some of us had our own towels. The drive in is on a dirt road that had large puddles and over time they could get worse - our Subaru did ok.
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Cabin in Chiloquin
5 out of 5 average rating, 58 reviews

3BR Riverside Retreat: Close to Crater Lake

KarenRating, 5 stars11 months ago
After eloping in the redwoods our next stop was Crater Lake, we choose this place due to its charm and proximity to Crater Lake (45 min drive). Our stay far exceeded our expectations, the pictures do not to it enough justice. The property and cabin are just perfect. Walking the grounds in the evenings and hanging with the farm animals and dogs was so wonderful…make sure to bring bug spray though, lots of Mosquitos…the cabin did have bug spray but I would pack your own just incase. The hosts/owners were also so kind and welcoming, they made us feel right at home! If you are interested in the Native American History, Fort Klamath Museum was on the way to/from Crater Lake. Not far from the cabin…there is a big gas station/truck stop, a Casino with a good restaurant inside and a small grocery store but if your looking for other food options or need a Walmart it’s about 30 min to the nearest town (Klamath). We will definitely be back and highly highly recommend this place!!! ❤️
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Home in Klamath Falls
5 out of 5 average rating, 52 reviews

Modern Day Paradise / 6 Express Pool Passes

ChrisRating, 5 stars1 week ago
The place had everything that we needed, the community was excellent, the neighborhood was lovely, and it was close to outdoor activities that we were excited about. The house was very nice with comfortable beds well maintained and well stocked.
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Home in Ashland
5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Grandview of Ashland | Hot tub | Sauna | Firepit

KathrynRating, 5 stars1 month ago
This was a beautiful property. We stayed here for a girls weekend and had the best time. Highly recommend!
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Cabin in Eagle Point
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Ranch Cabin w/Private Hot Tub near Medford, OR

JamieRating, 5 stars1 week ago
We had such a relaxing stay! This place boasts beautiful views, open/spacious layout inside, and very comfy accommodations including a private/relaxing hot tub set-up. Great place to have a quiet getaway!
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Home in Ashland
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

The Aloha House - Hot Tub - Pool

BradRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Had an amazing stay at the Aloha house. Enjoyed the beautiful view and the pool. The house has great architectural touches. The location is secluded in the hills but also super close to everything you need. Would definitely stay here again.
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Home in Chiloquin
4.78 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews

Right on the River House

DarrellRating, 5 stars1 week ago
My family and I had a great time Beautiful view My son and I did a lot of fishing locally and did well at it 🐟 We had a hiccup on our reservation at another location and reached out to Cori for help on adding a night to our reservation with her. Cori was able to help my family on the extra night. The house was everything we expected

Your guide to Lake of the Woods

Welcome to Lake of the Woods

The name Lake of the Woods tells you all you need to know about this outdoor destination in southern Oregon’s Cascade Range: It’s a natural lake and it’s deep in the woods — but, of course, there’s a lot more to this serene place, which has kept families coming back for generations. This pristine alpine lake is ringed by the Fremont-Winema National Forest. A snow-covered dormant volcano looms in the distance, and cottages flank its shores. Day-use areas welcome swimmers to take a dip in the chilly waters and picnickers to spread out under the towering fir trees. Boaters, stand-up paddleboarders, and kayakers run the show in the summer, while winter snowfall brings out cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and snowmobiles. A couple restaurants, a general store, and a full-service marina keep most campers happy, but urbane attractions are few. This vast wilderness playground is perfect for an off-the-grid escape.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Lake of the Woods

Summer at Lake of the Woods means long, sunny days on the water. The warmest months of July and August mark the peak times for boating and paddling as well as hiking and backcountry treks. Temperatures cool and the days become shorter in fall, when you’re more likely to have a corner of the lake to yourself or find trailheads empty. The elevation here in the Cascades guarantees snow in winter, when the lake freezes over and fishing by boat gives way to ice fishing. Come here in January and February for ice skating on the lake, snowshoeing through the forests, and cozying up in your cabin at night. Families return in larger numbers by spring break, when much of the snow melts and wildflowers bloom in the meadows.


Top things to do in Lake of the Woods

Boating and paddling

A full-service marina rents all the gear you need to enjoy an afternoon on the clear waters of the lake. Anglers might want to hop on a pontoon boat with rods and bait for an afternoon. If you prefer, skim the surface on a kayak or paddle board — circling the shores and watching for wildlife in the surrounding evergreen forests.

Mt. McLoughlin Trail

The snowy peak of Mount McLoughlin shimmers when reflected in the Lake of the Woods, luring advanced hikers away from their cabins in the early morning for an arduous daylong climb to the summit at 9,495 feet. This challenging 10-mile round-trip trek along the Mount McLoughlin Trail, which links up with the grand Pacific Crest Trail, is a bucket-list hike in Southern Oregon that only experienced hikers should attempt.

Great Meadows Sno-Park

Winter turns the Fremont-Winema National Forest into a snowy playground, with freshly dusted forests ready for crunching on snowshoes, zipping along on cross-country skis, or revving up snowmobiles. Great Meadows Sno-Park ranks as one of the prime destinations in Southern Oregon for its 165 miles of groomed trails, which typically remain covered in the white stuff from late November through early March. Keep in mind: You’ll need to purchase an Oregon Sno-Park Permit before you visit.

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