Right now there are 63 of these beauties (soon to be 64? Please?) and they are all stunning. They’re the perfect destination to escape and feel like you’re on a different planet while staying domestic! Not to mention how incredibly satisfying it is to get another stamp in your National Parks Passport. If I’ve convinced you to plan a park for your next trip, here are 10 of the cutest VRBO’s near National Parks to spice up your vacay, listed best for last!
This cutie-pie yurt is just 1 mile away from Shenandoah National Park, and in a completely remote location. It fits up to 8 people and boasts a full kitchen, modern amenities, a hot tub, wood-burning stove, archery, EV charger, sizable elevated deck, pool table, board games and more! Experience #YurtLife at over 2,500 feet and just 2 hours from D.C.
A whopping 900 square feet, this treehouse offers the experience of your inner child with adult luxury! The treehouse has several amenities for relaxing including: a whirlpool, sauna, fireplace, seasonal outdoor shower and plenty of deck space.
This lake house isn’t just waterfront, it’s actually ON the lake with your own personal entrance and dock. This cutie pie is on Lake Sutherland, right by the famous Lake Crescent and inside the park! You can also hang out on the deck and drop a line to fish for cutthroat trout.
The Box is a resort-style retreat, newly built in 2022. It sits on 2.5 acres and is built right into the mountain side with a view that’ll take your breath away. This modern desert retreat features a stunning pool and Jacuzzi with Joshua Tree National Park only 15 minutes away.
Enjoy the sounds of nature and elk sightings when you stay in this tucked away spot. This upscale tiny home is off the grid in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The perfect place to recharge amongst the wilderness with all the desired amenities such as a king size loft, fire pit, and a gourmet kitchen.
Rustic yet beautifully modern, it has a new interior complete with all of the luxuries you need for a comfortable stay. Located in East Glacier just above Midvale Creek, this vintage barn features a spectacular view of the mountains, creek and beaver pond, all viewable from all decks.
Located on a the Historical Church Dairy Farm, these silos have been completely renovated to give you a luxury stay full of farmhouse charm. It’s likely to be a memorable stay you won’t forget!
At 415 square feet, the dome is larger than the average sized hotel room so there's plenty of room to spread out and get comfy! It fits up to 3 guests in 1 king and a trundle. You’ll have everything you need for a glamping getaway with a kitchenette, outdoor charcoal grill, fire pit and relaxing spa.
Nicknamed The Helm™, this unique getaway is a fusion of 2 shipping containers, 20' and 40'. The interior is insulated and paneled in pine shiplap and trimmed in 100+ year old barn wood. Not to mention, the roofdeck is perfect for sunset watching and cocktail drinking. Boasting 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this is perfect for 1 or 2 couples wanting to explore Big Bend National Park.
A mirror house? I’ve never seen anything like this before. This luxury nature paradise is in Paradise Ranch, hidden away in the mountain budding against the Sequoia National Forest. Your mirrored getaway features a barrel sauna, an outdoor hot tub, s full bed and bath, and proximity to private swimming holes. Only 5 minutes from the oldest and tallest trees on earth, the stargazing here is unmatched.
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