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A spacious living area is filled with natural light, featuring large windows that offer views of the lakefront. Two tufted stools are positioned in front of the windows. A comfortable sofa and a wooden coffee table complete the inviting interior.
Cottage in Wilson
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Lakefront Oasis near Lewiston & Niagara Falls 🌊

ShubhanshRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
This is a really good place if you are looking for a peace and staycation. Very humble and helpful host.
A modern bathroom area is presented, featuring a compact vanity with two drawers and a white sink. Above the sink, a wall-mounted mirror is positioned for convenience. Natural light enters through a small window, adding brightness to the space.
Tiny home in North Tonawanda
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Unit B - modern STUDIO sleeps 3

TaylorRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
Nice place. As described in the descriptions. Would stay again if I was in the area. As the listing says, the walls are thin and you can easily hear the neighbors. Overall, great experience.
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A spacious wooden deck is shown in front of a cottage, featuring two Adirondack chairs and a small round table with two chairs. Large windows reveal a cozy interior space. The deck is bordered by a wooden fence and surrounded by a grassy area.
Cottage in Youngstown
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

Sunset Cottage on Lake Ontario

SusanRating, 5 stars9 months ago
So peaceful!!! We sat out on the deck every night and watched the sunset across Lake Ontario. So beautiful! We loved our stay and are already planning our next trip back. Thank you so much!
A spacious living area features large windows that showcase expansive views of the lake and surrounding landscape. A prominent stone fireplace is flanked by comfortable seating options. A television is mounted above the fireplace, and natural light floods the space, enhancing the serene ambiance.
Home in Wilson
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Beautiful Lakeside Retreat

HeatherRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Upon arrival the place looked exactly like the pictures on the listing except for one....the view of the lake was breathtaking. The house itself was a perfect place to match the area. Clean, stocked with necessities and easy to get in to. The area is filled with things to do. We went to wineries and breweries, Niagra Falls, Niagra on the lake and many fantastic local restaurants. Would definitely recommend this place to stay to our friends and family.
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A wooden deck extends towards Lake Ontario, offering a peaceful view of the water. Stairs lead down from the deck to a stone area with seating. The shoreline features scattered rocks and greenery, creating a natural transition between the deck and the lake.
Home in Wilson
4.68 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

Vista at Lake Ontario

TaylorRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
The house is beautiful and exactly as pictured. Sergio was a great host! We booked with him last minute and requested a later check out. He was able to accommodate both. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend to others
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An outdoor seating area features a large sectional couch, upholstered in bright blue fabric, with pink accent pillows. A glass-topped coffee table is positioned in front. The deck offers expansive views through large windows of a nearby lake surrounded by trees.
Home in Youngstown
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Lazy Lake Daze - Waterfront Property

AshleyRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Such a beautiful and peaceful location. The view was spectacular and all the windows allowed us to see the lake wherever we looked. The location was close enough to activities to do whatever we wanted, but far enough way to relax and get away from the crowds. A perfect house for our needs. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home!
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The living room is furnished with a television and a light projector, creating a cozy ambiance. A small table is positioned nearby. A doorway is visible, leading to the bedroom area, where soft natural light can be seen coming through the window.
Apartment in North Tonawanda
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

LOFT Between Niagara Falls & Buffalo

DanielRating, 5 stars3 days ago
Danial’s place was perfect for my wife and I mini vacation. Only 20 mins to Niagara Falls very convenient location. Parking was very convenient as well. Place was quiet, no one bothered us. Would recommend.
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A spacious outdoor deck painted in vibrant blue is visible, lined with several lounge chairs facing Lake Ontario. The calm water stretches into the horizon under a clear blue sky, while a nearby railing adds safety and definition to the space.
Home in Wilson
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Gnome Home

ErikaRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Had the most amazing time visiting for a friends wedding. Highly recommend

Your guide to Niagara County

All About Niagara County

Most famous for the three iconic waterfalls on the New York and Canada border, Niagara County is a blend of metropolitan modernity and small-town life, encompassing three major cities and 17 smaller towns and villages. As you drive through the county, you’ll notice massive wooden farms and cobblestone-walled warehouses displaying the area’s proud agricultural history. At the same time, the cultural evolution in the cities is evident in the columned stone facades of 18th-century buildings and the sleek 21st-century glass-and-metal modernism.

In recent years, Niagara County has developed a robust cultural scene for the visual and culinary arts. The Niagara Arts and Cultural Center is home to artist studios, galleries hosting exhibitions, theaters, and more. After visiting the falls, it’s also common to see beautiful street murals while making your way down to one of the local bagel shops, wineries, or brew houses. The free Discover Niagara Shuttle is an easy way to transport yourself between Niagara Falls, Lockport, Lewiston, and Youngstown. Between these four cities alone, you can feel the power of the falls, travel back in time to pre-Revolution Niagara, and experience the artistic and scientific communities turning this city into the cultural hub it is today.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Niagara County

Most of the region’s artistic and cultural festivals occur between June and early September, when temperatures are warm and sunny, and the falls provide a cooling mist to the nearby city. It’s also when the falls are at their most powerful, and you can truly understand why the area was named “thunder of waters” by the local Indigenous peoples. If you’re looking for a quieter season to stay in one of the area’s cabins or cottages, the region slows down as temperatures drop in autumn, making it a great time to admire the beautiful amber colors of the foliage. Most of the major attractions close during the sub-freezing winters, though you may find some local options for ice skating, sledding, and pond hockey.


Top things to do in Niagara County

Niagara Falls

With more than 1,100 feet of falls to discover, Niagara Falls can be tackled via a network of hiking trails, most of which are flat and accessible for beginners, including ones leading towards the man-made Cave of the Winds. This cave permits you to go under the Niagara Gorge in an elevator before opening up to the wooden walkways that will lead you to the Hurricane Deck, prime location for seeing the falls from below — and for getting soaked. No matter which area you tackle first, remember to pick up your free poncho before hopping on your boat or foot adventure, and look out for rainbows that often appear in the sky above.

Lewiston

The riverside village of Lewiston has as much historical and cultural significance as it has natural beauty. The Freedom Crossing Monument memorializes the city’s history as one of the last stops on the Underground Railroad. Cultural and artistic festivals occur every weekend during the summer, and the Castellani Art Museum hosts year-round exhibits. The Niagara Gorge and the Lewiston waterfront let you reconnect with nature, and you can stop by the Niagara Power Vista to learn how the city has harnessed the hydroelectric power of the falls.

Lockport Cave

Less than a 30-minute drive from most Niagara Falls cabin vacation rentals are two caverns under the city of Lockport, New York. One is naturally formed, and the other is man-made from the 19th century. Boats will take you through the caverns, providing a simultaneously serene and slightly eerie experience, especially if you take one of the haunted tours.

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