The Best Airbnb in Every National Park, from Yellowstone Lodges to Key West Bungalows
The national parks are having a moment. Many of the top 10 most-visited parks have implemented day-use reservation systems following record visitor numbers in 2021, and even if you’re lucky enough to nab one of those coveted spots, there’s still lodging to worry about. While in-park hotels might conjure up images of yesteryear with their rustic charm, discerning travelers often want more on the amenity front.
We’ve put together a list of our favorite Airbnbs near almost every national park, from industrial lofts sprinkled with contemporary art to riverfront villas brimming with creature comforts. Why rough it when you can catch some proper R&R?
Editor's note: Due to some national parks' remote locations, Airbnbs are not available near every park—including National Park of American Samoa, Nevada's Great Basin National Park, North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and Alaska's Wrangell-St. Elias National Park—so you will not find them included below.
While we have not stayed in every Airbnb featured, unless otherwise stated, these listings are vetted based on amenities, location, previous guest reviews, and decor.
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Acadia National Park, Maine
Watch lobstermen start their day at sunrise and sip your coffee Bass Harbor–style (Keurig included) at this quaint one-bedroom cottage set on 175 feet of private beach. Cheerful nautical-themed decor adorns the common areas, which are awash in natural light, while the bedroom is clean and airy. Take in the sunset from the outdoor Adirondack chairs or spend your days exploring Acadia—the house is mere minutes from its iconic trails and ponds.
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Arches National Park, Utah
Part of the fun of visiting Utah’s red rock country is immersing yourself in the climbing and mountain biking culture of outdoor meccas like Moab. This colorful, one-bedroom townhouse is full of vibrant pops of coral, faux-fur throws, and funky local art, plus, it’s just a short walk to the city’s quirky downtown area, where you can grab a local brew after a day in Arches (a 10-minute drive away).
Badlands National Park, South Dakota
Chic amenities like a walk-in rainfall shower, stainless steel appliances, and clean, modern furnishings can be tough to find in the badlands of South Dakota, but this luxe, two-bedroom log cabin has them in spades. Rustic on the outside, yet surprisingly contemporary on the inside, guests also have easy access to the park, about an hour away by car.
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Big Bend National Park, Texas
Big Bend has some of the best views of the Milky Way in the country, and with certified “dark sky-friendly” lighting, The Perch is committed to giving guests the best of this desert locale, even when the sun goes down. This fully off-grid house is adorned with western-inspired midcentury decor on the inside, plus a spacious deck, fire pit, and cold “cowboy” soaking tub on the outside. The three-bedroom home is perfect for couples or families who want to feel a million miles away from everything.
Biscayne National Park, Florida
Immerse yourself in rich, tropical blues at this five-bedroom Miami stunner, complete with a heated indoor pool. This is a home for the whole family to enjoy, with outdoor play areas, parking for up to six cars, a basketball court, and smart TVs in every bedroom. Elegant, modern decor helps keep the home feeling spacious and bright, while landscaped palms and marble bathrooms evoke the feeling of a tropical escape.
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado
Get back to your rustic roots at this well-appointed log home on the banks of the mighty Uncompahgre River, which winds a serpentine route through the property. Wood beams slice through the rafters in the homey common area, which features an open-plan kitchen and leather sofas. Kick back with a glass of wine around the fire, while the kids sprawl out in the separate game room.
Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
It can be tricky to find luxury in the middle of the wilderness, but this nine-acre ranch house set on the banks of the Sevier River manages to pull it off and then some. With light fixtures crafted by local artisans, a spacious whirlpool bathtub, and recently added high speed fiber internet, the home is perfect for groups or those looking to escape for a while and work remotely. Sip on an evening cocktail on the rear deck and watch the sun set over the backside of Bryce Canyon, a scant 28-minute drive away.
Canyonlands National Park, Utah
Moss greens and rusted orange tones pervade this adobe-style, two-bedroom townhouse in southwestern Moab that’s perfect for families or groups of friends. Hit snooze under the Southwestern-style bedding atop the plush, king-sized mattress in the primary bedroom after drawing straws to see who gets the four bunkbeds next door. After adventuring in Canyonlands, grill up a feast on the private outdoor patio, then lounge in the freestanding hammock while the sun sets.
Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
Enjoy rust-tinted rock views for days right from your own private patio at this sleek, modern home situated on four acres just outside Capitol Reef. Its open-concept kitchen-living room combo begs for nights in gazing out at the stars, while sky-high bedroom windows beckon guests to sleep in. When you’re done luxuriating in the tiled walk-in shower, a six-minute drive will take you into the park.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico
A vintage chandelier sparkles above the colorful, hand-carved bed at this Carlsbad casita that’s perfect for couples looking to explore the nearby caverns. Enjoy the property’s funky, New Mexico–inspired art while sipping on your morning cup of Joe—the house comes with a Keurig for the caffeine addicts among us—and serve up a hearty breakfast in the cozy eat-in kitchen. After a day spent wandering the park's underground caverns, take a well-earned dip in the enormous soaking tub.
Channel Islands National Park, California
Any trip to SoCal’s Channel Islands requires a ferry trip to and from the park, meaning that road trippers will likely bed down in beachy Ventura. This laid back surf haven feels a world away from nearby Los Angeles, as evidenced by breezy coastal cottages like this one. At a price point that won’t break the bank, the light-filled bungalow is home to two cozy bedrooms, inspired indigo cabinets, and a private outdoor patio.
Congaree National Park, South Carolina
After-park relaxation is the name of the game here at the four-bedroom Big Red Farmhouse, whether it be on the cushy bedroom linens, in the modern bathtub, cozied up by the outdoor fireplace, or chowing down in the home’s dinette-style, eat-in kitchen. The host even provides a bag of locally roasted coffee and Amaki-brand toiletries to ensure a fully supported stay.
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Located in a lush forest, just a quick stroll from Agency Lake, this new custom cabin is the ideal rental for families or friend groups making the trek out to remote Crater Lake, which is just 25 minutes away by car. When you’re not gazing out at the shimmering, turquoise waters of this famous national park, unwind in the property’s hammock, cozy up in the lofted reading nook, or hop into the drool-worthy master bathtub before warming your toes by the wood-burning stove.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio
One of the best things about visiting more urban national parks, like Cuyahoga, is the wealth of contemporary city-style accommodations nearby. This large, funky loft is full of custom pop art, deco-inspired furniture, and color spilling out of every wall. A screening room with a foosball table, outdoor grill and patio, and state-of-the-art kitchen elevate the property from great to spectacular. Best of all, the two-bedroom is located in the artsy, restaurant-filled enclave of Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood.
Death Valley National Park, California and Nevada
Featured everywhere from Mountain View to the New York Times, this modern home was designed for avid desert stargazers. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows in the crisp, white common area and sunrise vistas from bed, it’s a special spot for travelers looking to be fully immersed in the landscape of Death Valley. Spend your time exploring the three-bedroom home's 80 uninterrupted acres, soaking in the deck’s hot tub, or hiking the park’s trails, just 20 miles away.
Denali National Park, Alaska
Rise to seriously epic views of Denali (visible even from the walk-in shower) at this newly constructed off-grid chalet that’s brimming with clean lines and huge windows. The two-bedroom home’s wood-burning stove keeps it toasty on those chilly Alaska nights, while the outdoor dining deck beckons on warmer weather days. Guests here get to enjoy a real taste of secluded Alaskan wilderness, all a mere five miles from the town of Talkeetna.
Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida
Sip on a midday aperitif in the secluded pool at this centrally-located three-bedroom home in the heart of Key West. Surrounded by lush, tropical gardens, this spacious villa is dressed in elegant island-chic artwork, with florals and sky blues adorning the stately living area. An ideal escape for families or groups of couples, each of the three large bedrooms is appointed with luxe linens, and two provide en suite bathrooms.
Everglades National Park, Florida
Set along the southwestern edge of Miami, in close proximity with the national park, this six-bedroom house is a tasteful basecamp for large families or groups looking to chill out in style while enjoying all the airboat rides, alligators, and scenic sawgrass sloughs the Everglades have to offer. Inside, you’ll find it full of airy pastels and beachy textiles, while outside, the pool, grill, and private patio will make it hard to ever want to leave.
Gates of the Arctic National Park, Alaska
Gates of the Arctic is so remote that nearly all of its visitors will need to charter a bush plane from Fairbanks to get to its soaring granite peaks and miles of serpentine rivers. Travelers looking for a comfortable stay (and a chance at catching the aurora borealis) on their trip to the great north will positively adore this classic A-frame decked out with amenities galore. Stargaze from the deck’s bubbling hot tub, warm up in the combination sauna/shower, or nestle into the lofted queen-sized bed when your day of adventure is done.
Gateway Arch National Park, Missouri
Exposed brick and eye-catching modern art are front and center at this industrial-chic loft with two bedrooms in downtown St. Louis. Remote workers will love the thoughtful laptop desk, while gourmands are sure to fall for the elegant kitchen and view-filled dining room. Best of all? Gateway Arch is just a short walk away.
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
Soak up some real Alaskan vibes (and maybe even spot a moose) at this bed and breakfast in Gustavus, the gateway to the glaciers and whale watching that Glacier Bay is so known for. Each room is ripe with colorful bedding and rustic, cabin-style furnishings, plus a well-stocked private kitchen, full of snacks and breakfast goodies, and a private bath to soak your weary bones after a day of exploring the wilderness. Free bikes are available for guest use, as are a selection of boardgames and a wood-burning stove in the common areas.
Glacier National Park, Montana
Why decide between a castle and a cabin when you can have both? This palatial six-bedroom chalet is steeped in high-end Montana decor, from its cobblestone and wood exterior to its longhorns, cowboy hats, and vintage wall hangings inside. Nestled in the forest, 29 miles from the edge of Glacier National Park, the oversized soaking tubs and cozy bedding make this dreamy estate well worth the visit.
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Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
With a wood-burning stove and large bay windows, you won’t have to leave this bedecked, sunshine-filled tiny home to feel the splendor of northern Arizona. Full of prickly cacti, cowboy-centric wall hangings, and a full (albeit compact) kitchen, this newly constructed casita is an excellent spot to unwind after hiking in the Grand Canyon. Booked up? Check out the host’s other similar listings.
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Hosted by a veteran luxury property management team, Outpost, this sunny condo in Wilson, Wyoming, allows guests to relax away from the bustle of nearby Jackson Hole while still remaining minutes away from the craggy peaks of Grand Teton. Statement chandeliers and leather-lined sofas give the living room an elevated feel, while Southwestern textiles, nature-centric wall hangings, and wooden bed frames keep the space firmly grounded in its natural setting.
Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado
Located a mere hour from Great Sand Dunes, this two-bedroom stucco gem is full of spunky, bohemian accents and sleeps up to five. A wood-burning fireplace keeps the mid-century living room toasty, and the well-appointed kitchen is fit for any foodie family. Plus, the home is set in the quaint town of Saguache, close to a myriad of other outdoor activities like natural hot springs, OHV trails, and hiking in the San Juan Mountains once your sand dune appetite has been sated.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina and Tennessee
Tasteful bohemian flair will make you feel instantly at home in this colorful, three-level Smoky Mountains getaway. Situated in the hills above Gatlinburg and minutes away from the national park, this home has everything a nature-loving group will need to enjoy the area in style. New memory foam mattresses make it easy to press snooze in the two bedroom suites, the deck offers wonderful wooded views, and the outdoor hot tub is the perfect salve for tired hikers.
Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas
Though it’s a bit farther from the park than most sites on our list (a 1-hour-and-45-minute drive), the turquoise door, Southwestern textiles, and stylish cowboy art at this adobe-style El Paso home were too good to pass up. Beat the heat with a movie night in front of the large flatscreen TV, play chef among the stainless steel appliances, or try to spot the Milky Way from the private patio’s hot tub.
Haleakalā National Park, Hawaii
This home on the western flanks of the Haleakalā volcano is a mountainous tropical wonderland, complete with a spacious deck, pool, and spa. Dark wood and leather sofas surround the indoor fireplace, while local art hangs above each of the two king-sized bedrooms. Views abound from nearly every room—even the primary suite’s soaking tub—making this the perfect upcountry escape, just 40 minutes from the park's entrance.
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Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii
Parachute sheets, a Casper mattress, and Lather toiletries are just a handful of the thoughtful touches the hosts have provided at this modern studio, located right down the highway from Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. The tiny home’s sleek, modern design might be what impresses at first glance, but the outdoor fire pit and cedar soaking tub, tucked into a forest of native ‘ohi’a trees, make this stay one to remember.
Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
Hot Springs is not your typical national park. Set amidst the historic district of its namesake town, a place where Hollywood elites came for mineral soaks and bootleggers once hid out, it’s one of those rare national parks that borders a more urban setting, and this two-bedroom loft is the perfect spot to explore from. With an open plan kitchen, exposed brick walls, a billiards table, and beers on tap, it’s great for history-loving friends or families with older kids who want to take in both the park and funky downtown Hot Springs.
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Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana
Funky patterns pair perfectly with bright whites at this sunny two-bedroom home that’s a quick stroll away from Lake Michigan and a 20-minute drive to Indiana Dunes. Kids will love the snow cone machine and adults will revel in the opportunity to create morning coffee confections with the Keurig 2.0 and included gourmet syrups. Whether it’s sprawling out in the spacious sunroom or curling up to watch Netflix by the fire, this spot is a fantastic family escape.
Isle Royale National Park, Michigan
When viewed from up-close, Lake Superior resembles an enormous freshwater ocean, and the miles-long views you’ll find at this wood-raftered cabin are the perfect preamble to an Isle Royale escape. With homey touches like a living room swing, plush couch cushions, and travel books galore, as well as a lofted bedroom and wrap-around porch, backpackers and lake-lovers alike will adore unwinding here after a day or two on nearby Isle Royale. If this cabin is booked up, know that the hosts also have a quaint loft unit on the same property.
Joshua Tree National Park, California
Grab your friends (or extended family) and experience the high desert vibes that Joshua Tree is famous for at this two-bedroom cottage tucked away on a remote hillside just north of the national park. Set in a grove of spiky Joshua trees, the outdoor pool, wooden cabana, and on-site hot tub are enough to warrant the higher price point, but the real treasures lie indoors: modern geometric furniture, artful light fixtures, and even a telescope to witness the area’s incredible night skies. The host also rents out a bevy of similarly chic spaces in other parts of Joshua Tree.
Katmai National Park, Alaska
Pops of lime green and word art turn this otherwise modern cottage into a funky, stylish stay, perfect for wildlife seekers on their way to Katmai from Anchorage’s small regional airport. Sleek mid-century furnishings make for an ultra-hip living room, while the home’s lofted bedroom and amenities like locally-sourced coffee and Aesop bath products make this hidden gem a comfortable home away from home.
Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
When visiting the glistening glaciers and migrating humpback whales found in Alaska’s Kenai Fjords, it’s important to have a solid home base in the artsy town of Seward. This impressive, four-bedroom house is full of the mountainous views and natural light that make Alaskan summers so magical, and guests here will have the pleasure of waking up to beautiful vistas of Mt. Alice and Mt. Marathon. In the morning, sip coffee in the sunshine on the private outdoor patio.
Kings Canyon National Park, California
Though Central California might conjure up images of arid rolling hills, the foothills of the Sierra Nevada are surprisingly lush, with numerous rivers of snowmelt bursting into being each year. When visiting Kings Canyon, especially during hot summer months, these rivers are an epic place to relax and cool down, and there’s no better place to do so than at this four-bedroom river’s-edge castle, complete with a private yoga studio, gourmet kitchen, bubbling hot tub, and night sky observatory.
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Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska
Any trip to remote Kobuk Valley will require a stopover in Fairbanks to meet your tour transportation, and this bush plane hangar-turned home is a fabulous way to experience a slice of Alaska without sacrificing creature comforts. This newly renovated space is set above the host’s private aircraft storage, on the banks of a private lake. A sled, snowshoes, complimentary coffee and hot chocolate, and propane barbecue are free to use to help fire up your adventures, while a tufted leather sofa, open-plan kitchen, and large jetted bathtub are sure to hit the spot after a day exploring the Great North.
Lake Clark National Park, Alaska
Let’s face it, Lake Clark is almost as remote as it gets when it comes to national parks, which means that adventurous travelers will need to cruise through Anchorage en route to its turquoise blue waters for a day or two of exploring. This hip, three-bedroom house just outside of town lets traveling groups do just that, providing an authentically Alaskan experience, complete with a sauna, deck with grill, and copious views of the surrounding mountains.
Lassen Volcanic National Park, California
Be one with the wilderness at this petite cabin that’s walking distance to Lake McCumber and less than a half hour from Lassen Volcanic. The quaint living area and two bedrooms are decked out with wood rafters and naturalist-inspired decor, plus the home sits on a half-acre for maximum solitude and quiet.
Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky
Even when your park day is over, it’ll be hard to run out of things to do at this five-bedroom home filled with modern amenities near the shores of Nolin Lake. If the arcade games, hot tub, and included stand-up paddleboards aren’t enough to keep your group busy, surely the inviting living room, chef’s kitchen, and outdoor fire pit will make you smile.
Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado
Built into the striking red rock cliffs that make the Four Corners region so iconic, this one-bedroom cabin takes immersing yourself in the mountains to a new level. The home is set at the flank of Sleeping Ute mountain, with sweeping views down McElmo Canyon adding to the stunning interior, filled with modern living room furnishings, a carved-out reading nook, high ceilings, and lofted bedroom. Exfoliate after a long day in the park in the home’s most unique amenity: a sandstone shower basin, tucked against the cliff.
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Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
The forests of the Pacific Northwest are a thing of lore, with mossy groves fit for a pixie seemingly everywhere you turn. Of all the forested cabins dotting the landscape around Mt. Rainier, Fillmore’s Landing is perhaps the most quintessentially elven. The home boasts a cedar soaking tub, double hammock, and crisscrossed bay windows on the outside, but the inside is just as warm and inviting with a wood-burning stove and vintage record player—and the loft with two queen beds maximizes the 800-square-foot space.
New River Gorge National Park, West Virginia
A cheerful bungalow at the center of the action in small town Fayetteville, this 1920s home is easily the most stylish space to hit the hay on a trip to America’s newest national park, New River Gorge. With a clawfoot tub, day lounger, flatscreen TV, and backyard with private fire pit, it’s well-adorned with the comforts of home and a short five-minute drive to the park’s visitor center.
North Cascades National Park, Washington
When you make the trip out to one of the least-visited national parks in the country, chances are you’re looking to get away from it all. That’s why we love this Scandinavian design lover’s paradise with incredible views of northern Washington’s Cascade Mountains. Amble along the wraparound porch, enjoy high-end Aesop bath products, and snuggle up in bed for some of the best hygge in the country.
Olympic National Park, Washington
A lot of travelers head out to Olympic for unparalleled forest bathing in the Hoh Rainforest, a 90-minute drive from this darling cottage, but one of the most unique facts about this national park is that it hosts a wide variety of different environments—from rainforest to alpine peaks to coastal inlets—and this rental is right in the middle of them all. Light a fire and soak up the sunset from the airy living room, full of beige and wicker furniture, then rise early to enjoy breakfast and ocean views from the mid-century dining nook before venturing into the park.
Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona
Sure, it’s an hour’s drive to the nearest park entrance, but we adore this luxe, tree-lined cabin in eastern Arizona’s mountain town of Pinetop. Floor-to-sky windows cover an entire wall of the living room, so you’ll never feel far from the wilderness, whether you're kicking back in front of the flatscreen TV while the nearby wood-burning stove crackles or preparing a family feast in the open-plan kitchen. At night, hop into the large bathtub before bedding down in one of three modern bedrooms (one with bunk beds that's perfect for kids).
Pinnacles National Park, California
At the foot of the El Gabilan Mountains, this central California home is five bedrooms of pure bliss. Well-positioned at just a 45-minute drive to Pinnacles, the property’s coastal hues of cerulean and seafoam white provide an understated elegance to the large family room, stool-lined breakfast bar, and outdoor pergola with fire pit.
Redwood National Park, California
Nestled against a backdrop of pristine California coastline, this quaint one-bedroom cottage is perfect for a couple’s getaway. Its fenced-in patio (with grill, seating area, and hot tub), vaulted living room ceilings, crisp linens, and Pacific–facing lawn will make it tough to actually leave when it’s time to go explore Redwoods, a scenic 20-minute drive away.
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
Modern meets mountain at this lavish Estes Park home that’s full of plush textiles and stunning floor-to-ceiling views. Designed with the discerning wilderness traveler in mind, the space is decked out with rustic wood furniture, cozy sofa nooks, and a well-appointed patio, complete with a hot tub, grill, and fireplace.
Saguaro National Park, Arizona
Feel as though you’re inside Saguaro National Park at this au courant two-bedroom home that’s surrounded by the area’s namesake cacti. Custom paint and a tufted, camel-colored sofa bring elegant Tucson energy into the common area, while cowgirl pop art and mounted longhorns bring a Western flair. Outside, guests will find a patio lined with twinkle lights, a hot tub, and a large pool for scorching desert days.
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Sequoia National Park, California
This bohemian cabin in the tiny gateway town of Three Rivers, California was once the mountain haven of artist and metalworker Myron S. Whitson. Built and designed in 1966, it is the pinnacle of midcentury modern, with built-in bookshelves, sleek cabinetry, and geometric details. The rental’s hosts have done a phenomenal job furnishing the space in kind, with modern art, mandarin-tinted velvet chairs, and a wooden platform bed. The outdoor hang-out zone is no less enticing—swings, a grill, a seating area, and a pool await travelers after a day exploring Sequoia.
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Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
This is the yurt to end all yurts—a mega-yurt, if you will. The luxury retreat is perched in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, with three bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms to cater to large groups and families. The 2,500-square-foot space offers an open floor plan in the downstairs common area, with walled-off sleeping areas for quiet and privacy. Cuddle up on the L-shaped sofa, throw a log on the fire, soak in the outdoor hot tub, or tackle a puzzle in the lofted upstairs game room when you aren’t cruising through Shenandoah.
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Virgin Islands National Park, Virgin Islands
Escape the crowds of Cruz Bay, rent a 4WD vehicle, and meander over to this incredible two-bedroom villa that’s dripping with elegant Caribbean flair. Bright corals and sea greens adorn the interior kitchen and living room, with a turquoise outdoor dining nook to match. Quilted linens and ocean views combine to create a master bedroom you’ll never want to leave, and the outdoor pool is simply to die for.
Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota
Though it’s nearly two hours from the national park proper, this off-grid cabin sits between Voyageurs and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, making it an ideal base for paddlers looking to explore the best of northern Minnesota. Inside, you’ll find a lofted bedroom with wood beam rafters, fast Wi-Fi, and locally-roasted coffee beans—and just outside, guests are welcome to explore miles of private trails or dine al fresco in the site’s screened-in gazebo.
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White Sands National Park, New Mexico
This fabulous one-bedroom guesthouse is the epitome of New Mexico’s adobe style. With Apache–inspired textiles slung above the plush king bed, original hand-molded alcoves, a bright outdoor patio, and artsy light fixtures, it’s the perfect stay on your way to White Sands, one of the country’s newest national parks.
Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota
For the style-obsessed treetop dweller, this Black Hills vacation rental can’t be beat. It’s loaded with rustic details like exposed log walls and a whiskey barrel sink, plus modern conveniences like a kitchenette (complete with custom Jack Daniels light fixtures). Outdoors, a wraparound deck and grill are sure to entice your crew after hiking through Wind Cave, 20 minutes away by car.
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Yellowstone National Park, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming
Design rules at this refined mountain home outside of Bozeman, Montana. A porch swing overlooks rolling hills that stretch on for miles, while inside, a contemporary kitchen and cobblestone hearth create stylish gathering places for guests. Massive windows in both of the mountain-chic bedrooms ensure that you’ll feel close to nature, even when you’re not inside the park.
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Yosemite National Park, California
Designed in classic modern cabin style, this lavish home set inside the boundaries of Yosemite National Park features massive windows with tree-filled views, plus a spacious porch with a colorful al fresco dining area. Inside, you’ll find tasteful mid-century furniture like a tufted charcoal sofa and plush canary yellow reading chairs. The whole crew can sleep peacefully on one king and three queen beds, and in the morning, a quick 30-minute drive takes you into the infamous Yosemite Valley.
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Zion National Park, Utah
Corals and sea greens make this modern ranch house sing with color. Situated near Zion’s less-traveled Kolob Canyons area, about an hour from Springdale and the main canyon, this three-bedroom retreat is an immaculate escape for solitude seekers out exploring Utah’s spectacular red rocks. Enjoy an open-plan kitchen and living room with a fireplace, six-person breakfast island, and western-themed art. At night, gaze up at the miraculous night sky from the wrap-around deck.
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