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Explore 110 vacation rentals in Lake City

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Lake City vacation rentals start at G$20,913 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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Family-friendly vacation rentals
70 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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Find 50 rentals that welcome pets

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
20 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
110 of Lake City vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Lake access, Self check-in, and Gym across Lake City rentals

4.9 Average rating
Lake City stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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Cozy Studio in Lake City
Sitting at the base of iconic Round Top Mountain and within walking distance to downtown Lake City is this comfortable studio apartment. The space is attached to the host's year-round home, but has its own private entrance and parking. Enjoy a fire on the attached private porch, or head across the street for a local favorite hike. After a day of exploring, relax in the queen bed and cook in the stocked kitchenette. We’re happy to host you and share tips to help you enjoy beautiful Lake City!

Half Street Haven in Lake City
This eclectic three-story log home is on the edge of Lake City. It offers stunning mountain views. This colorful house can sleep up to 8 people. The house has stairs including a tight, narrow spiral staircase to the basement. It has an open-floor plan upstairs with a king bed & a full bathroom. There are bunks beds in the basement along with only one TV. This home is ideal for people looking to unplug & unwind. It also has a wrap around deck with a BBQ & parking for a truck & trailer onsite.

"Rancho Cebolla Guest Cabin"
Take a break and unwind at this peaceful oasis nestled among giant spruce as the sound of rushing Cebolla Creek echoes through the trees. Trout abound in the creek which is only 200' from the cabin. Rancho Cebolla has about 980' of private water and is next to about a mile of public water at Mason Family SWA. Come enjoy the cool summer, watch the leaves change in fall, watch local wildlife, fish the Cebolla & local lakes, ride UTV trails on public land, or hunt big game in GMU 66 or 67.

Modern guest house in Lake City
Modern and newer construction (completed in May 2020) second floor guest house for rent. Two bedrooms and two baths, approximately 1125 square feet. Bedroom 1 has an attached bath with tiled walk in shower. Kitchen has granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Huge 12' x 36' second story deck with amazing views. For folks bringing pets, note that pets cannot be left unattended in the house. If you leave the house, take your pets with you. Town of Lake City permit # TLCR05.

A-Frame at Arrowhead
Escape to our serene cabin retreat nestled in the heart of nature in the Arrowhead community. This getaway offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, providing an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts or families seeking quality time together. The cabin features an inviting open-plan living area with wooden accents and large windows offering breathtaking forest views. Relax on the deck, enjoy meals in the fully equipped kitchen, and unwind in the cozy bedrooms.

Caboose Cottage in the heart of Lake City!
Enjoy easy access to the heart of Lake City from this centrally located place, located within the historic downtown shopping and dining area. Be sure to visit the Hinsdale County Museum next door to get a glimpse of Lake City's history, including a restored caboose. This two bedroom two bath home provides a comfortable place to rest after a fun day in the mountains. The rental is located behind the office of the Lake Fork Valley Conservancy, an environmental non-profit organization.

Adventure Haus - A-Frame Cabin with Mountain Views
Welcome to the Adventure Haus- a two bedroom, two bath cabin located just outside of South Fork close to ATV trails, the Rio Grande River, and Wolf Creek Ski Area. This cabin has been designed to be your basecamp for adventure. Between the 4 decks attached to the cabin, log porch swing, and fire pit area with Adirondack Chairs, you will have no trouble finding a proper place to relax. You will also have access to the detached garage to safely store your gear out of the elements.

Cabin 09
Welcome to Wagon Wheel Cabins! Two Bedroom Cabin Sleeps 2-4 1 Queen bed 2 Twin beds Living room with seating and tv Kitchen with dining table 1 bath with shower The kitchen has pots, pans, tableware, silverware, a microwave, a fridge, and an oven. Every cabin has bed linens, pillows, and extra pillows. The bathroom has body towels, washcloths, and hand towels. We do not supply seasonings or coffee. Coin laundry, The Lost Sock Laundromat is located at 808 Gunnison Ave.

Rare Riverfront Cabin | Gunnison River + Downtown
Escape to one of Lake City’s rarest riverfront cabins, located along both the Gunnison River and Henson Creek just 2 blocks from downtown. This peaceful 3-bedroom, 1-bath retreat sleeps up to 11 guests with a king bed, queen bed, bunk bed, and 2 sofa sleepers. Enjoy mountain views, fishing, hiking, ATV trails, and the soothing sounds of rushing water. Walk to shops, restaurants, and the town park while enjoying the perfect blend of adventure, convenience, and relaxation.

𓃗 94 Creekside clean cabin on private creek access
New glass front barrel sauna on our remodeled deck, no pet fees in our locally hosted, dog friendly cabin that’s clean and inviting! Only five miles from Creede, the access is easy but you’ll feel remote and private. Explore these pristine mountains staying only minutes from the continental divide where peace IS quiet. We offer true fiber internet, private creek fishing, clean accommodations, and a relaxing location with incredible views! Hiking trails leave from here!

Iron Kettle Cabin w/ all modern amenities!
Our cabin was originally built in the early 1930s. Over the past two years, we've completely restored the space with modern amenities, including all tile bathrooms, a walk-in shower, fully remodeled kitchen, washer & dryer, etc... The back yard cozies up to Lake City Town Park and is great for evening barbecues on the large deck (we have a brand-new Weber grill, too!). The cabin is perfect for 2 couples or young families. Short term rental permit # TLCNR51

Gowdy Suite 1 Open All Year Gowdy Properties
The Gowdy Suite 1 is located on the ground level with private entrance and screened porch. The bedroom consists of a king size bed and 32 inch TV, the kitchen has all standard necessities and then some, the living area has a couch a chair recliner and a 42 inch TV. The bathroom has a shower and blow dryer and extra towels. OHVs are only allowed to travel on Hwy 149 from June 13th until September 30th
Popular amenities for Lake City vacation rentals
Lake cabins in Lake City

FREE boat use and FREE firewood...sleeps ten

Little Bear Cabin on the Lake

Lost Trail Station--Cabin on the Upper Rio Grande

Cliff’s Riverview Retreat 4/3 HUGE DECK & VIEWS!

Spring Fun In The Mountains!

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Mountain Home/Cabin in South Western Colorado

The Moose Goose Cabin
Lake City homes

Riverwalk II

Brand New House in Lake City #TLCR20

Great 3 bedroom in River Park! #STR2017-24

Best View - Ouray & Amphitheater

Gorgeous riverfront, 4-BR (2-master suite) home!

The Russian Princess Historic Home

Sasquatch Ranch A-Frame w/ Mtn Views & Privacy

Sunny Solar Home in Ridgway STR2017-10
Lake City cabins

Riverfront Rustic Cabin (Max:4) - Pets & Spa

Breathtaking Mountain Views!

"M" Moose Studio Cabin with private hot tub

Aspen Cabin in Cimarron, Colorado

Cabin #4 at Lake City Lodge

Koda Cabin-Mountain getaway STR-1-2024-017

The Loft Mountain Escape - 3BR/1BA

A-Frame Cliffside Bear Cabin
When is the best time to visit Lake City?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | G$43,709 GYD | G$43,290 GYD | G$41,826 GYD | G$36,598 GYD | G$38,689 GYD | G$41,617 GYD | G$44,127 GYD | G$44,545 GYD | G$44,545 GYD | G$40,781 GYD | G$42,872 GYD | G$43,290 GYD |
| Avg. temp | -5°C | -4°C | 0°C | 4°C | 10°C | 15°C | 19°C | 17°C | 13°C | 7°C | 0°C | -5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Lake City?
Lake City has cozy cabins, rustic lodges, and vacation rentals nestled among mountain views. Stays around the historic downtown area allow easy access to cafes, galleries, and local shops, while secluded properties near rivers or forests are frequently suggested for privacy and access to nature.
What are the best things to do in Lake City with kids?
Families can explore interactive history exhibits at local museums, enjoy lakeside picnics, or go fishing and boating at Lake San Cristobal. Scenic trails, wildlife watching, and fun playgrounds add to the variety of outdoor activities for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Lake City?
Lake City has scenic hiking trails, fishing and boating on Lake San Cristobal, and opportunities to explore local history museums. The historic downtown invites leisurely walks among art galleries, shops, and cafes.
How is the weather in Lake City?
Lake City has cold winters around 14–31°F (-10–-1°C), with occasional snowfall, and mild summers typically between 53–78°F (12–25°C). Late spring through early autumn is drier, while brief summer afternoon storms are not uncommon.
When is the best time to visit Lake City?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for warmer weather, clear mountain scenery, and local outdoor events. Autumn colors draw photographers, while winter attracts those interested in snow-based activities.
What are the best places to visit in Lake City?
Visitors frequently explore Lake San Cristobal for its mountain views and water activities, and the historic downtown for local shops and art galleries. Local museums share stories from the region’s mining and pioneer history.
What are some hiking trails in Lake City?
Lake City has trails suited for varied abilities—visitors often walk local routes leading to waterfalls, alpine lakes, or scenic overlooks, such as the routes around Lake San Cristobal or up to Alpine Gulch. Many trails traverse forested or mountainous landscapes renowned for wildflowers and wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Lake City?
Families can rent canoes or kayaks at Lake San Cristobal, visit interactive local museums, or picnic in shady riverside parks. Simple pleasures like stargazing, wildlife spotting, and joining a seasonal arts workshop help children and adults connect with nature and local culture.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lake City?
Travelers often explore nearby national forests, ghost towns with mining history, or mountain passes known for wildflower displays and panoramic views. Scenic byways, hot springs, and alpine lakes add variety to excursions around the area.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lake City?
Lake City has a range of vacation rentals, cabins, and lodges that frequently welcome pets. Properties with outdoor space or proximity to trails make it easy to enjoy outdoor adventures with your animal companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Lake City?
Layered clothing is useful due to quick weather changes, especially in mountain settings. Locals suggest starting outdoor activities early and carrying water, sunscreen, and a map, as cell service is limited in some areas.
What is Lake City known for?
Lake City is known for its mountain scenery, historic mining sites, and outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and off-road routes. The community values its preserved nineteenth-century downtown and welcoming, town-centered events.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lake City?
Visitors often seek out quiet waterfalls, lesser-known hiking trails, and remnants of old mining sites hidden in surrounding forests. Small, locally-run cafes and art galleries offer glimpses of the area’s creative spirit.
What are the best foods to try in Lake City?
Hearty breakfasts, homemade pies, and Southwestern-inspired fare are frequently suggested by visitors. Many local cafes and eateries serve freshly baked goods, elk burgers, and trout dishes sourced from regional waters.
What should I bring for a trip to Lake City?
Pack layered clothing for changing mountain weather, sturdy walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and rain gear. A reusable water bottle and a camera are helpful for hiking, while a light jacket is recommended for cool evenings.
What is the nightlife in Lake City like?
Lake City’s nightlife is relaxed, with casual taverns, family-friendly restaurants, and occasional live music or open mic nights. Evening hours are often spent around campfires or enjoying conversations under the stars.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Lake City?
Community events center around summer arts fairs, seasonal parades, and music gatherings, often held during holiday weekends or peak summer months. The area is also known for local craft markets and outdoor celebrations that invite residents and visitors alike.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lake City?
Lake City has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including multi-room cabins, cottages, and homes near parks or lakes. Many properties provide kitchens and living spaces designed for group gatherings.
All about Lake City
Nestled in a valley in the San Juan Mountains, Lake City used to be a boomtown. In the late 19th century, prospectors seeking their fortunes in a nearby mine poured into the remote outpost, a railroad followed not long after, and a bustling city sprang to life. But the burst of activity was short-lived — when the mines produced disappointing hauls, the prospectors went elsewhere. Their loss has been present-day Lake City’s gain, as the lack of hustle meant the town stood relatively unchanged for years.
Today, its lovingly restored historic district contains more than 200 buildings that look much as they did more than a century ago. Chinked-log pioneer cabins, Queen Anne homes, and wooden storefronts with false-front facades line the streets. Many of the structures — such as a church outfitted with a rare Estey organ — are still used by residents. Lake City’s well-preserved downtown draws its share of admirers, as does the breath-taking landscape that surrounds it, which includes the Gunnison National Forest, Lake San Cristobal (the second largest natural lake in Colorado), and an unusual phenomena called the Slumgullion Earthflow — a slowly moving, four-mile hunk of partially decomposed volcanic rock that creeps about 20 feet a year.
What are the top things to do in Lake City?
Silver Thread Historic Byway
You can pick up this 117-mile road in Lake City and follow it for a two-to-four-hour trek through many natural wonders and nearby historical sights. The byway will take you to Lake San Cristobal, through the nearby town of Creede, where you can tour an underground mining museum, and past the mighty Rio Grande River. Elk, moose, and bighorn sheep have been known to make guest appearances along this route.
Hinsdale County Museum
Installed inside a circa-1877 stone lodge with a pressed-tin ceiling, the Hinsdale County Museum chronicles the history of Lake City and the surrounding area; its holdings include antique medical instruments and vintage firearms. In the summer the museum conducts historic tours, including ghost tours of the local cemeteries.
Slumgullion Earthflow
Technically a mass wasting, and most commonly called the Slumgullion Slide, this particular mass flow is named after a kind of pioneer stew. The yellowish hump of rock is a nexus for outdoor exploration. Here you’ll find the Slumgullion Center, an International Dark Sky Association designated park, where you can gaze into the heavens unobscured by light pollution and enjoy hiking trails and scenic overlooks.
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