Few vacations are more relaxing than a cabin retreat. Whether you’re using it as a base for your hiking or skiing adventures, or simply planning to curl up by the fire with a good book, cabins carry a timeless kind of romance. It’s easy to see why they’re such a favorite among travelers looking to escape. From A-frames in the Rockies to treehouse getaways in the Adirondacks, the most wish-listed cabins on Airbnb span every season and setting. They might just inspire your next long weekend away — cozy flannel, starry nights, and all.
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Cozy cottage on the edge of Yosemite — Oakhurst, California
Located right on the edge of the Sierra National Forest and Yosemite National Park — and just 15 minutes from Bass Lake — this A-frame cabin is surrounded by oak, pine, and manzanita trees. Inside you can enjoy the home’s modern design, while a rugged wilderness awaits just outside your window.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $266 per night
1-bedroom high desert hideout — Joshua Tree, California
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $213 per night
Luxury A-frame with epic views — Yucca Valley, California
Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $675 per night
A-frame Airbnb on six acres — Kremmling, Colorado
Six guests, two bedrooms
Price: $280 per night
Contemporary cabin with a touch of luxury — Blue Ridge Georgia
One of the most modern Airbnb cabins on the list, this brand new cabin has a stone-stacked fireplace, hot tub, grill, an expansive deck with plenty of seating, and glass windows pretty much everywhere overlooking the forest. It’s also just three miles from the shopping and restaurants of downtown Blue Ridge, as well as the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $432 per night
Family-friendly cabin on the lake — Weld, Maine
Seven guests, four bedrooms
Price: $725 per night
Treehouse cabin in the Adirondacks — Remsen, New York
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $610 per night
Cabin Airbnb with a sauna in the Catskills — Jeffersonville, New York
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $209 per night
Glamp on the Charlotte Creek — Oneonta, New York
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 — Saugerties, New York
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
Romantic treehouse escape in the Blue Ridge — Todd, North Carolina
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This cabin was built by its owners as a personal project, with every detail — from the flowing woodwork to the deck overlooking the creek — constructed by hand. You’ll have six wooded acres to themselves, including a trail that leads directly to the New River. A hot tub sits above the water, while inside there’s a record collection, a dual-head shower with heated floors, and a bidet with a remote-controlled seat. The location puts you within driving distance of hiking trails, waterfalls, ski areas, and the small mountain towns of Boone and West Jefferson.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $315 per night
Cabin built from converted shipping containers — Rockbridge, Ohio
The Box Hop is a house on 18.5 acres in the Hocking Hills, constructed using three intermodal shipping containers. With a focus on sustainability and modern design, the house is simple and economical in design but has all the amenities you need to be comfortable. In addition to the gas grill and fire table, there’s also a hot tub surrounded by trees and a rooftop patio for sunbathing.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $436 per night
Midcentury cabin near a lake — Hamlin, Pennsylvania
An A-frame surrounded by trees in the Pocono Mountains, this Airbnb cabin has a deck with benches and fire pit, and access to a community pool, tennis court, ski hill, and two lakes. There’s also a full chef’s kitchen with hardwood countertops and a dining table that seats six — perfect for larger family gatherings.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $351 per night
Couples’ cabin retreat — Milford, Pennsylvania
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $207 per night
Modern A-frame cabin — Glendale, Utah
Six guests, two bedrooms
Price: $293 per night
Storybook cabin for bikers and families — Burke, Vermont
Four guests, three bedrooms
Price: $288 per night
Mountain cabin with forest views — Maurertown, Virginia
This secluded cabin overlooks the scenic Shenandoah River and sits right on the edge of the George Washington National Forest. Recently renovated, the cabin features a wood fireplace, outdoor fire pit and hot tub, and wrap around deck. It also has private access to a trail leading to the Massanutten Circuit Trail.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $250 per night
Airbnb cabin near skiing and hiking — North Bend, Washington
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $280 per night