If Airbnb’s most wish-listed properties in all 50 US states are anything to go by, American travelers are desperate for a picturesque escape to the countryside. From log cabins to tiny homes to treehouses, travelers seem to want to vacation somewhere that’s close to nature, architecturally charming on the outside, and homely on the inside. Few structures fit those criteria better than A-frames — the quintessential cabins in the woods, with their triangular facades, steep gabled roof, and small footprint — so we’ve selected the cutest A-frame Airbnb cabins in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania that are available to rent this year.
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New York | Maine | New Hampshire | Vermont | Pennsylvania
Remsen A-Frame with stargazing bed
This modern A-frame cabin in Remsen has a simple and chic design inside and out. The elegant black roof and wooden facade catch the eye, and inside, there’s nothing to be disappointed about if you like the minimalist modern Western decor. The highlights of the interior include the sleek kitchen and bathroom, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open floor plan. The coolest feature is the motorized roll-out bed that moves from the upstairs bedroom to the balcony for a night of stargazing.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $531 per night
Glamp on the Charlotte Creek in the Catskills
Set along Charlotte Creek in the Catskills, this tiny A-frame is winter-ready with full insulation, an electric heater, and a pellet stove. The cabin’s 14-foot ceiling makes room for a compact kitchenette with a French press, mini fridge, and hot plate, plus beds that can be set as twins or joined into a king. A heated outhouse with a composting toilet handles the basics, and two firepits outside give you the option for outdoor cooking, firewood is sold on-site, and dogs are allowed with a fee.
Six guests, one bedroom
Price: $173 per night
A-frame with hot tub in Saugerties
You’ll find this A-frame in the woods just outside Saugerties, 10 minutes from Woodstock and about two hours from NYC. There’s a cedar wood-fired hot tub ready when you arrive, alongside a firepit and grill for evening warmth under the pines. Inside, you’ve got Casper mattresses, a Breville espresso maker, and a projector for movie nights. With consistently perfect reviews and its own two-acre parcel, this is one to bookmark.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $420 per night
Cabin with 30-foot waterfall near Margaretville
Set on 33 acres of forest with a 30-foot waterfall just steps away, this A-frame has floor-to-ceiling windows framing the falls and surrounding trees. A handmade spiral staircase leads to the loft bedroom which has a stargazing window and organic linens. Downstairs, a 100-year-old Jøtul stove keeps the cabin heated, with firewood provided. The kitchen is stocked with basics for cooking, and Belleayre Mountain is 25 minutes away if you want a day of skiing before heading back.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $250 per night
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Secluded getaway near Kingfield
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This Airbnb is located in the mountains of the Carrabassett Valley, on a private, wooded property. The cabin can accommodate up to six guests in its simple yet comfortable interior, and has a large deck for peaceful morning coffees, long summer dinners with friends, or even nights of stargazing, as well as a fire pit further down the property. This rustic A-frame is close to Sugarloaf Mountain Resort, Maine’s largest ski area, and is near hiking trails so you can visit the surrounding area easily.
Five guests, three bedrooms
Price: $190 per night
Midcentury A-frame in the White Mountains
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As pretty on the outside as on the inside, this A-frame cabin rental has a cool retro vibe with its mid-century furniture and vintage color combinations. Located in the woods near the town of Bethlehem, the Dream A-Frame can accommodate two guests maximum and is a great option for couples in need of some romantic time away from it all. The best feature of the cabin is its facade with stylish accents of color and large, imposing windows that bring in lots of light and allow for beautiful views of the surrounding woods.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $189 per night
Modern cabin near Smugglers’ Notch, Cambridge
This Vermont A-frame sits off a dirt road near Smugglers’ Notch and is set up for winter trips. The mudroom has racks and dryers for ski gear, and the living room brings in a bit of après-ski comfort with an electric fireplace, record player, and sleeper sofa. The kitchen comes stocked with cooking basics, while upstairs you’ll find a queen bedroom and an open loft with two twin beds and a half bath. Step onto the covered porch to fire up the grill, or circle the Adirondack chairs around the firepit after a day on the slopes.
Five guests, one bedroom
Price: $309 per night
Designer A-Frame treehouse near Johnson
This elevated A-frame sits above the Lamoille River and is reached by a private footbridge, with a deck strung in lights for evenings outdoors. Wood finishes throughout the space include maple walls, Douglas fir beams, and Brazilian hardwood floors, with a round designer couch and indoor fireplace at the center. The loft bedroom sits just under the steep roofline, accessed by a curved staircase. You’ll have access to a riverside hot tub shared with a few other cabins on the property, along with trails down to the water for fishing or a winter walk.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $208 per night
Alpine A-Frame by Lake Raponda
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With its blue exterior and fairy lights on the facade, the Alpine A-frame is as cute as cabins get. Inside, the decor is modern and stylish, with wood panels throughout for a cozy vibe and a mid-century fireplace worth a magazine cover. The cabin is meant for two guests only and is located on a private, forested property — perfect for low-key honeymooners. The property is only 15 minutes away from Mount Snow mountain resort, just five minutes from the small town of Wilmington, and within walking distance to Lake Raponda where you can fish, swim, kayak, and more.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $195 per night
Gorgeous blue A-frame near Burke
Like the Alpine A-Frame above, the Kingdom A-Frame cabin is a beautiful shade of blue, is decorated with fairy lights, and oozes charm, but it’s a better option for families as it can accommodate up to six guests (up to four adults) in its three cozy bedrooms. The interior decor is on point, with stylish furnishings, tasteful art, and a wood stove and wood panels that bring in a rustic feel. There’s a deck, patio, and fire pit in the backyard so you can spend as much time as possible outside to take in the tranquility of the 3.8-acre property.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $280 per night
Boho escape near hiking and skiing in Winhall
This 1965 A-frame Airbnb getaway has a vintage feel but is fully functional and very comfortable with its woodfire stove, retro kitchen, large living space, and two bright bedrooms. For those who don’t have any vacation days left but want to get away from their home office, this cabin has a dedicated workspace in the loft and fast Wi-Fi. There’s even a telescope for those who are keen to observe the beauty of the night sky.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $222 per night
Polished cabin on the Maurice River
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This modern cabin is located on a 2.5-acre wooded lot right on the bank of the Maurice River. It features modern and minimalist aesthetics, both inside and out, with clean, straight lines, few colors, spacious rooms, and large windows. There’s a large deck as well as a wood-fired hot tub for relaxing nights outside.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $480 per night
Midcentury A-frame in the Poconos close to Roaming Woods Lake
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While this newly renovated A-frame is set on a wooded property in the Pocono Mountains, it is located within a gated community only two hours away from New York City, so it’s not as secluded as some might think. The upside of the location is the availability of amenities like an art center, tennis court, swimming pool, and more. Although the cabin looks simple and modest from the outside, the interior decor, inspired by Scandinavian design, is elegant, modern, and instills comfort. There are three bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, and a bathroom with views that will have you spending long hours in the tub. There’s also a large deck and fire pit outside.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $282 per night
Contemporary cabin in a small wooded community in Greentown
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This beautiful cabin in Greentown is a great mix of contemporary and rustic charm. While the furnishings are modern, there are touches of retro decor throughout the accommodation — mid-century furniture, funky lamps, and colorful accessories. That said, this A-frame keeps its countryside roots with beautiful light wood flooring and paneling. There are plenty of indoor plants and large windows that bring the natural world inside the home, but if you’d rather spend more time outside, you can make good use of the deck, the hammock, or the fire pit. 
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $288 per night