Vacation rentals in Texas

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Texas

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The A-frame cabin is set against a vibrant sunset sky, featuring large front windows that illuminate the cozy interior. A spacious deck surrounds the cabin, adorned with two bright chairs and a hot tub, surrounded by lush greenery.
Cabin in Wimberley
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 332 reviews

Modern Aframe Tucked in Nature **hot tub & view**

Perched high on a hill overlooking the gorgeous TX Hill Country sits the most stunning A-frame you ever did see. With a mix of mid-century style and artsy touches, this space is gorgeous. The cabin is tucked into a pocket of nature surrounded by 3 acres of oaks, elms, and junipers. The expansive front windows and raised deck provide and incredible sunset view across the hills and dark sky lighting sets the stage for breathtaking starry skies. The hot tub and outdoor shower is icing on the cake!

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The exterior of a one-bedroom guesthouse is highlighted by a unique architectural design featuring a curved wooden beam and decorative screens. The structure is surrounded by trees and the warm glow of sunset casts soft light on the building.
Guesthouse in Johnson City
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Pedernales River Guesthouses - Blue

Unique luxury one-bedroom guesthouses on the Pedernales River in Johnson City. Perfect for a memorable getaway to the Texas Hill Country and wine trail. Beautiful view and river access. Each house is ~650 sq. ft., with king bed , modern bathroom, a living room/fully equipped kitchen, and an outdoor patio. Airbeds can be provided to sleep up to two more, or two couples could rent both houses. Stairs take you down to the river. No pets. Free Level 2 EV charger (Tesla and J1772). No cleaning fee!

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A charming treehouse is nestled among large oak trees. A spiral staircase leads to a balcony with a view. The surrounding area features a grassy lawn and a wooden swing hanging from a nearby tree, creating a serene outdoor setting.
Treehouse in Baird
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Ryders Treehouse: Romance, Privacy, and Fishing!

A peaceful, private treehouse retreat on an 800-acre ranch—perfect for romance, relaxation, and outdoor adventure. Enjoy stunning sunrises, sunsets, and stargazing in total seclusion. Spot wildlife, hear wolves howl, and wake up to cows and horses grazing nearby. Go fishing in stocked ponds, unwind by the fire, and experience the magic of nature. Enjoy a cozy outdoor shower / complimentary wine. Need more space? View our Magical Treehouse w/ a hot tub: www.airbnb.com/rooms/1050765478693854760.

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A charming treehouse constructed from natural materials is nestled among lush greenery. Its distinctive round windows and unique entrance door are highlighted, while a wooden bridge connects it to the surrounding landscape. The sky overhead is partly cloudy, adding to the enchanting ambiance.
Treehouse in Paige
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

The Hobbit's Nest Treehouse

Escape to a world of magic and wonder with a visit to the enchanting Hobbit's Nest treehouse. Whether you seek a romantic getaway or a fun-filled family vacation, this unique glamping experience offers the serenity of nature with all the comforts of home. Resting amidst the lush treetops of Lost Pines Forest, the Hobbit's Nest promises an unforgettable stay where your imagination can run wild and your soul can find solace in the beauty of the natural world in the 42 acre Lost Pines Shire.

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An inviting deck showcases a combination of conversation lounge furniture and a bar dining set. The A-frame cabin's wooden exterior is complemented by large glass doors and windows, allowing natural light to fill the space. Surrounding trees add a serene backdrop.
Place to stay in Tyler
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Piney Point A-Frame Retreat Tyler

Created to share the uniqueness of East Texas with others, Piney Point is a perfect couple or friend's retreat. Tucked in the corner of a six-acre homestead, this restored A-frame offers a modern cozy stay with an expansive deck that overlooks the spring-fed pond. Nearby are some of the best adventures East Texas has to offer, from hiking trails and fishing at Tyler State park, live music, downtown breweries, to market shopping and great food. Escape to the quiet to rest and recharge.

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The exterior of the treehouse features an a-frame design with large windows framed in wood, allowing natural light to illuminate the interior. A welcoming entrance is complemented by a wooden deck, adorned with seating and decorative string lights among the surrounding trees.
Treehouse in Kirbyville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 384 reviews

Romantic Treehouse in the Pines

Creekside Treehouse A majestic a-frame treehouse set above the pines in East Texas. Enjoy the perfect setting for a restful retreat in the wooded countryside without giving up modern amenities. Inside you'll find a fully equipped kitchen and a charming bathroom. Below the treehouse is another seating area with an outdoor fireplace, a wood-heated hot tub, and a brick bbq pit. This enchanting treehouse sits on an 80-acre woodland farm with a stocked pond and miles of forest trails.

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An industrial A-Frame structure sits nestled among trees, showcasing a contemporary exterior with black metal roofing and green siding. A welcoming entrance features a wooden awning, and a front porch is accented by potted plants and outdoor seating, inviting relaxation.
Cabin in Canyon Lake
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 342 reviews

Breathtaking A-Frame Home in Canyon Lake

We are pleased to welcome you to our newly renovated industrial farmhouse A-Frame! It is nestled in a quiet Canyon Lake neighborhood minutes from amazing outdoor activities around the lake, including hiking, golfing, kayaking, boating, and tubing the Guadalupe River. Its setting is a perfect place to unwind and relax or spend time having fun outdoors. There's no better place for a couples romantic getaway, or for small families to experience life in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.

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Cabin in Como
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

A Little Countryside Paradise -NEW* King bed

Maybe I'm a little partial, but I really have to pinch myself when I go visit Callie's cottage. Imagine...a beautiful country road, quiet except for the occasional sound of a cow. A cottage tucked into an abundance of trees, wrap around porch, flagstone firepit area, patio lights strung across the yard, antique mantle with gas fire, crystal chandelier, beadboard from an 1800's farmhouse, a tub big enough for two, the lushest bedding, classical music plays, sweets served. Deep sigh.

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Cabin in Boerne
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Feed Deer Daily |Peaceful Hill Country Cozy Cabin

Nestled under towering oaks just 7 minutes from Boerne, the Cozy Oak Cottage offers a peaceful Hill Country escape where nature and comfort meet. Sip coffee as deer wander by, spot our friendly free-range chickens exploring the grounds, and enjoy the beautiful wild birds that visit the birdbath. A stylish, cozy interior, fast WiFi, and warm, thoughtful touches create a stay where guests feel genuinely cared for from the moment they arrive. Tap ❤️ and book your serene retreat today.

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A freestanding bathtub is positioned near a large window, allowing natural light to fill the space. A wooden slab holds two wine glasses, creating an inviting setting. Shelves above display neatly rolled towels, and greenery is visible outside the window beside trees and an open landscape.
Cabin in Weatherford
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

The Cabins at Amaroo “Aussie”

JUST ADDED “The Aussie Spa” Experience outdoor style bathtubs and shower with hot and cold water and a view that will take your breath away . The Cabins at Amaroo. “The Aussie” 1 of 2 cabins on the ranch Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Beautiful sunrises , very private , 1.5 mile hiking trail , self contained cabin set on an 80acre ranch 15 minutes to Lake Mineral Wells State Park , 30 minutes to the beautiful Possum Kingdom Lake airbnb.com/h/cabinsatamaroo

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A cozy reading nook features a rounded window, allowing views of the surrounding greenery. Soft cushions and a faux fur throw are arranged on a wooden bench. Light filters in through sheer curtains, enhancing the warm interior atmosphere.
Treehouse in Fredericksburg
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 546 reviews

Leaf Treehouse at The Meadow

The Leaf Treehouse (~300sqft) is perched among sturdy live oaks on our slice of Texas heaven just ten minutes from Main Street Fredericksburg. Its cozy and stylish interior includes a king bed with organic cotton sheets, a thoughtfully stocked kitchenette, a full bathroom with a rain shower, a padded reading nook with a round window, and an outdoor bathtub on the upper deck. Private propane grill below. If you don't see your dates, see the other treehouses on my host profile!

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A serene bedroom features a spacious bed covered in a white decorative blanket, surrounded by large windows that allow natural light. The wood-paneled walls and floor create a warm atmosphere. A small wood-burning stove is positioned beside a minimalist chair.
Treehouse in Blanco
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

The Treehouse at Hill Country Nature Retreat

Explore an expansive viewpoint of the Texas Hill Country. This handbuilt, one-of-a-kind treehouse is nestled on 37 forested acres. With cold AC and heat, unique interiors, hiking trail, hammocks, and screened in porch, the treehouse invites you unwind, rest, and recharge in nature. You won’t be surrounded by other Airbnbs here. Book a night or two and enjoy some peace. (The covered outside staircase takes you from the downstairs kitchen/bathroom to the 2nd floor bedroom.)

Popular amenities for Texas vacation rentals

All about Texas

This vast state — the biggest in the contiguous United States — sweeps from semi-tropical white-sand beaches to forests, rolling prairies, windswept plains, and desert sand dunes. It even has the country’s second-largest gorge: the Panhandle’s Palo Duro Canyon. Texas has 16 areas preserved by the National Park Service, ranging from Padre Island — one of the world’s only hypersaline lagoons — to the Palo Alto Battlefield, where U.S. and Mexican troops fought in 1846. Standouts include the colorful, fossil-rich Guadalupe Mountains and the cactus-studded solitude of Big Bend. The five San Antonio Missions, including the Alamo, do double duty as a World Heritage Site too.

This big-hearted state offers something for everyone, from cattle drives to cutting-edge music and gleaming modern architecture. Food highlights include BBQ, Tex-Mex, and festival wackiness like fried PB&J sandwiches. The connecting tissue? Admiration for the countryside and its folksy, slowed-down ways harking back to Texas’ farming and ranching heritage. Wherever you go, find time to sit for a spell and soak it all in.

What are the top things to do in Texas?

Hamilton Pool Preserve

A natural spring pockets the Hill Country chaparral, creating an emerald grotto fringed by maidenhair ferns, 30 miles west of Austin. But it’s more than just a pretty swimming hole with waterfalls (depending on the season). The preserve protects the fragile canyon and animals like the endangered golden-cheeked warbler that rely on it.

Mineral Wells Fossil Park

An ancient sea deposited fossils of corals, urchins, sea lilies, and even primitive sharks here 300 million years ago — an area now 87 miles west of Dallas. This buried treasure emerged due to erosion in the city’s old landfill, closed in the early 1990s. Today paleontologists, amateur and professional, can dig here using small gardening tools and take home their finds for personal use. Note: the site has basic restrooms and no running water. Bring plenty of liquids and also an umbrella for shade.

Terlingua Ghost Town

This abandoned Victorian mining village sits between Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park, 13 miles north of the U.S.-Mexican border. Once a leading producer of quicksilver, Terlingua faded after World War II. Today visitors can explore the ruins and a simple cemetery, known for its Day of the Dead celebrations. The town has a few tourist amenities, and attracts crowds for its chili cook-offs in early November and late February.

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