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Vacation rentals in Kentucky

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A rustic cabin is nestled among trees, featuring a well-lit entryway and a front deck with two wooden lounge chairs. Soft evening light spills through the windows, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Stone stepping stones lead towards the doorway, enhancing the natural setting.
Cabin in Lawrenceburg
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 235 reviews

Romantic Cozy Cabin Getaway w/ Firepit & Hot Tub

Privately nestled on over 5 wooded acres & intentionally curated for your stay. Gain access to quiet, immerse yourself in nature, support your rejuvenation, & to tap into your creative flow. Amenities include on-site hiking trail, artist work space, wood burning stove, covered porch, hammocks, outdoor dining, fire pit, moon garden, salt-water hot tub, & outdoor shower. Close to Beaver Lake & located along the Bourbon Trail, just minutes from Wild Turkey & Four Roses distilleries. (Note:18+only)

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A serene landscape captures a grassy field under a sky filled with scattered clouds. Rolling hills are visible in the background, framed by tree lines. The expansive view reflects a peaceful rural setting, evoking a sense of open space and natural beauty.
Place to stay in McKee
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

Slipper Rock Cabin

Called “Slipper Rock” in memory of Bessie Lakes, an elderly lady that lived on farm many years ago. She could be heard laughing while playing in the stream that runs by the cabin. She called the stream “Slipper Rock”. The newly built cabin sits on 15 acres. Numerous hiking trails & horseback riding trails. Some trails in Daniel Boone National Forest. Bring your own horses. Relax sitting on porch, by fire pit or on rocks by stream. Nothing prettier than the night sky. Hope to see you all soon.

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Treehouse in Franklin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Treetop Views *Trails, Fishing *No Cleaning Fee

Amazing two-story house nestled high up in the trees. A true treehouse! This treehouse sits amongst a forest of poplar trees and feels very secluded and private. It has spectacular views of Kentucky’s rolling hills as it looks out across the valley. This treehouse was hand built and handcrafted with love and attention to detail. Located just off of I65 outside the historical little town of Franklin, KY. We are located between Nashville (45min), Bowling Green (35min) and Mammoth Cave (55 min).

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An inviting wooden porch is featured, adorned with potted plants and hanging ferns. Two chairs are positioned comfortably, offering a serene setting surrounded by greenery. Sunlight casts soft shadows on the porch floor, enhancing the tranquil ambiance of the space.
Cabin in Pineville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 183 reviews

Outdoor Lover's Creekside Cabin (dog friendly)

Enjoy all the scenery of Bell county in this creekside cabin. Whether you prefer to hike, fish, ride sxs, or just enjoy scenery, we have it all. 3 min from Pine Mtn State Park and Wasioto Winds Golf Course, 7 min to downtown Pineville, 20 min to Cumberland Gap National Park. Kingdom Come State Park and Cumberland Falls are an hour drive. Load up your sxs or atv and ride one of the many trails right from the driveway! Black Mountain Off Road Park and Tackett Creek are also about an hour away.

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A newly built cabin is nestled in a secluded forest setting, with a small creek flowing beside it. The cabin features a blue metal roof and a front porch. Sunlight casts shadows of trees on the grassy area, enhancing the tranquil scenery.
Cabin in McKee
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 341 reviews

The Cabin on Panther Branch

Drive down Kentucky scenic highway 89 South just 9 miles south of McKee. The cabin is newly built and set back in a secluded area with a small creek running right beside the cabin and a larger creek just across the road. The Cabin on Panther Branch is a perfect place to come fish and kayak on the creek. Bring your ATV’s, side by side or dirt bikes and enjoy miles and miles of riding in S-Tree Tower in the Daniel Boone National Forest. We don’t think you will be disappointed with your stay.

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A red farmhouse tractor is positioned prominently in the foreground, with a vibrant red caboose labeled 'SOUTHERN X525' in the background. An outdoor pavilion with a gabled roof is partially visible, bordered by trees displaying autumn foliage.
Train in Lawrenceburg
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 541 reviews

Bourbon Trail: Caboose on the Farm

Nestled under the shadows of trees on a working cattle farm, The Southern x525 Caboose is now resting in the heart of the Bourbon Trail. Maintaining the industrial feel of an authentic caboose, while bringing in the warmth of handcrafted woodwork design, the Caboose on the Farm creates a unique experience like no other! Queen bed, twin bunkbeds, full bath, kitchenette. Beautiful outdoor pavilion with grill and fire pit. Working cattle farm, see cattle, goats, a donkey, a horse, and a pig!

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Cabin in Rogers
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

The Turtle • Pet friendly • Hot Tub • Romantic

The Turtle is a modern A-frame cabin with a private hot tub near Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge. Decorated with original folk art by Wolfe County artists, it offers forest views, an outdoor TV, fast Wi-Fi, and cozy comfort. Peaceful, pet-friendly, and close to hiking, climbing, and scenic trails, this secluded yet convenient getaway is perfect for couples or friends seeking a romantic or adventurous escape. The Turtle blends art, music, and nature into a relaxing Kentucky retreat.

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Two outdoor bathtubs are positioned on a wooden deck, surrounded by trees and views of the creek. An Adirondack chair sits nearby, providing a space for relaxation while enjoying the natural surroundings.
Treehouse in Georgetown
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

KY’s #1 Wishlisted Stay-Treehouse and outdoor tubs

Escape to Kentucky’s 2026 most wishlisted Airbnb! A romantic treetop getaway with two outdoor tubs, twinkle lights, and a peaceful setting made for reconnecting. The treehouse features a large glass rolling garage door allowing stunning views of the sunset. The highlight is undoubtedly the double tubs overlooking the creek. ✔ Queen Bed ✔ Outdoor Deck with Seating ✔ Double Outdoor Bathtubs ✔ Outdoor Shower ✔ Composting Toilet ✔ Creek Access ✔ Indoor Cooking Station ✔ Hot Water

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A hot tub is positioned on a covered deck, overlooking lush green hills and treetops. The water is bubbling, inviting relaxation while the natural landscape offers a serene backdrop. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating a peaceful ambiance.
Cabin in Frenchburg
5 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

The Bluff on Amos Amazing Views!

This unique place has a style all its own. Centrally located between Red River Gorge and Cave Run Lake. Enjoy a hike at the gorge or a day at the lake. Come back enjoy soaking in the hot tub and take in the views!!! This spacious one bedroom one bath with tub/ shower is the perfect place for a getaway. It is equipped with full size appliances and everything you need to prepare a meal. The outdoor fire pit and charcoal grill are perfect for any outdoor cooking and relaxing!!!

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Cabin in Lawrenceburg
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

Relax in the hot tub with a view of the River!

Welcome to the Kentucky River Bourbon Cabin! Relax and rejuvenate in this cozy cabin nestled in a wooded setting & on the edge of the Kentucky River! Here you will find peace and serenity in nature with an upfront view of the water. Secluded and private yet still close to stores, restaurants and many tourist attractions such as major distilleries and wineries. Four Roses, Wild Turkey, Woodford Reserve and Buffalo Trace are just a short drive away.

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Two painted horses trot across a grassy field as the sun sets in the background, casting warm hues of orange and pink in the sky. Lush trees border the scene, enhancing a sense of tranquility in the natural landscape.
Cabin in Russellville
5 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews

Keehn Hideaway-Hot tub/King bed/Horses/Secluded!

Come relax in our brand new Amish-made mini-HIDEAWAY! (Couples, friends, mother/daughter, business, or ME-time). We built our DREAM PLACE (with a brand new hot tub, GAS grill, and GAS firepit), and we are now sharing it with you! Located on 20 acres in the beautiful hills of Kentucky, you will be AMAZED at the sunsets and quietness. There are no near neighbors except the chirping birds and our horses to pet, watch, and feed. Come be refreshed!

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A spacious living area features high wooden ceilings and large floor-to-ceiling windows that provide views of the green hills outside. Comfortable seating is arranged around a patterned rug, with a television mounted on the wall and natural light flooding the space.
Cabin in Waco
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

Stunning Cedar Cabin, Hot Tub, Amazing Views!

Escape to this serene cabin surrounded by 20 acres of green hills. This cedar cabin is only 15 minutes from Richmond KY, but you'll feel like you're in a different world. Admire the nature through floor to ceiling windows, roast marshmallows on the patio with a chimenea, and melt your stress away in the Artesian Premier hot tub. Experience a peaceful stay in this quiet and comfortable retreat.

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All about Kentucky

Bordered by the Ohio River to the north and the gently rolling Appalachian Mountains to the east, Kentucky is a land of rugged hills, raging rivers, endless caves, and oh so much good music. The state’s musical innovations span several genres, including bluegrass, blues, and country, spawned from the eastern hills where you can still find local artists and national acts performing in places like Covington, with its independent theaters and music venues. Along with being the birthplace of bourbon, Kentucky also boasts an impressive culinary tradition: its unique hickory smoked barbecue style has spread to the rest of the country and can be traced back to the Welsh settlers of the western wetlands.

For a dose of Kentucky culture, stroll Louisville’s fashionable Frankfort Avenue in with its trendy bars and bohemian vibes, or spend a day in the cute little town of Bardstown, where you can sample the state’s legendary distillate, see an outdoor musical, and visit a whiskey museum. If it’s the outdoors you crave, explore the rugged Daniel Boone National Forest or the sandstone bluffs in the Red River Gorge Geological Area that make up just a small portion of the almost 2 million acres of public land in the state.

What are the top things to do in Kentucky?

Mammoth Cave National Park

Mammoth Cave National Park is a 52,830-acre limestone cave system in central western Kentucky with over 400 miles of surveyed tunnel, making it the most extensive known cave system on the planet. Spending as little as half an hour, or up to a full day of exploration, is possible in the underground passageways alone. Above ground, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, and horseback riding are all on offer.

Berea

This rural countryside town is known as the Folk Arts & Crafts Capital of Kentucky. Artisans, artists, and creatives have flocked to this UNESCO Creative City for its tradition of supporting the arts since its earliest days as an English settlement. Museums and galleries like the Appalachian Artisan Center, where you can find exhibits, classes, and art for purchase, can be found in Berea’s old town Artisan Village alongside glass studios and other artisanal workshops for patronage.

Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum

Located in Owensboro, the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame highlights the musicians and performers who helped bring the iconic style into the limelight. In addition, the museum has several displays and exhibits that detail the history behind the music, as well as lesson opportunities and several live concerts throughout the year.

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