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Vacation rentals in Texas

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Texas

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Cabin in Lumberton
Naturalist Boudoir, Romantic Cabin
Nestled in the heart of the Big Thicket, our Naturalist Boudoir B&B has everything you need to revitalize your senses. Extremely private area for the naturalist with outdoor hot tub and shower. We welcome all guests to experience our lovely Naturalist Boudoir & reconnect with your special someone. Should your dates not be available for this cabin, please check out our additional cabins...Naturalist Boudoir TOO, Naturalist Boudoir on Point & Naturalist Boudoir RITZ. Check my profile for all.
G$57,981 GYD per night
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Farm stay in Gilmer
Rocking-L-Ranch romantic glamping bungalow
The most luxurious way to go camping you'll ever experience. Treat yourself to a one of a kind romantic getaway while soaking up the rustic elegance of our private ranch. This is a custom designed Bungalow built on a raised platform featuring insulated, canvas walls! You get a full luxurious bathroom with shower and an ultra comfortable king size canopy bed with luxury soft linens. Relax in comfort and enjoy panoramic views as you watch our Texas Longhorn cattle graze past your site.
G$26,438 GYD per night
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Tiny home in Marble Falls
Modern A Marble Falls
The Modern A, blends and puts a modern twist to glamping. The home nestled in a small but private tiny house community in the heart of the Hill Country. All the creature comforts of home but the ability to cook a fantastic meal outside and enjoy a cozy campfire. You also get to experience a very unique bathroom and shower experience with a indoor bathroom with a outdoor feel. Come and get away from it all and unwind in the modern yet cozy A-Frame cabin. A getaway you won’t soon forget.
G$31,725 GYD per night
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Downtown Texas vacation rentals

Cabin in Winnsboro
*Cozy A-Frame 2BR, Pines, Fishing, Deck, Firepit*
G$34,052 GYD per night
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Home in Waco
The Windmill-Tiny Container Home min to Magnolia
G$21,573 GYD per night
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Shipping container in Weatherford
The Lonely Bull | Luxury Container Home on 5 Acres
G$22,328 GYD per night
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Home in Canyon Lake
Stunning A-Frame Home on Canyon Lake - CLEAN
G$27,284 GYD per night
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Home in Winnsboro
'Little Lucky Star' w/ Pond, Boat & Pasture View!
G$27,707 GYD per night
Tiny home in Galveston
Katie's Kottage - A truly unique stay
G$25,442 GYD per night
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Tiny home in Marble Falls
Blue Beetle Marble Falls
G$17,343 GYD per night
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Tiny home in Waco
Cozy Cabin "Little Red Hen" 12 min to Magnolia
G$20,334 GYD per night
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Private room in Paige
Kampina No 3 + Pool at Serana - Austin TX Retreat
G$24,716 GYD per night
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Cabin in Flint
Custom Design Cabin! Off-the-grid Lake getaway
G$29,530 GYD per night
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Guesthouse in Austin
Tiny House in the Heart of the East Side
G$24,450 GYD per night
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Cabin in Austin
New! Glamping at its finest w/swim spa and pool!
G$36,590 GYD per night
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Home rentals in Texas

Home in Austin
The Bloomhouse | One-of-a-kind-of-unbelievable
G$103,262 GYD per night
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Home in Canyon Lake
Happy Owl Lakehouse | Luxury 4BR on Canyon Lake
G$105,540 GYD per night
Home in Tyler
Luxury Home on 10-Acres, Private Pond, Pool & Spa
G$82,336 GYD per night
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Home in Fredericksburg
VIEWS! Hilltop Home with a Huge Deck
G$91,642 GYD per night
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Home in McAllen
WHAT-A-BNB: The Cutest Little A Frame in Texas
G$41,243 GYD per night
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Home in Galveston
Kettle House - Island Famous - As Seen On TV
G$60,519 GYD per night
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Home in Kemp
Lake House w/ Pool, Fire Pit and Boat Dock
G$91,762 GYD per night
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Home in Pittsburg
Serene Lakeside Getaway on Lake Bob Sandlin
G$90,796 GYD per night
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Home in Marfa
Hermosa Container Home: 1st Floor
G$30,668 GYD per night
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Home in Crystal Beach
June rates dropped!*WaterFront*Sleeps 20*Arcades*
G$196,661 GYD per night
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Home in Granbury
Trails edge lake house, boat dock, & best views!!!
G$80,371 GYD per night
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Home in Houston
Wonderful POOL house, 4BR~2.5B/15min to Chinatown.
G$71,247 GYD per night
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Cabin rentals in Texas

Cabin in Fredericksburg
Peach Log Cabin/Hot Tub/Romantic/Close to Town!
G$51,516 GYD per night
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Cabin in Weatherford
Paradise on the Brazos River
G$43,811 GYD per night
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Cabin in Eastland County
Lunker Lodge at Lake Leon
G$28,491 GYD per night
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Cabin in New Braunfels
Corner Star Cabin (and RV Site Options)
G$62,846 GYD per night
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Cabin in Jonestown
Lake Travis Luxury 5bd/3bath Cabin Hollows Resort
G$114,816 GYD per night
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Cabin in Ravenna
GORGEOUS COUNTRY CABIN JUST NORTH OF DALLAS!!!
G$37,254 GYD per night
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Cabin in Onalaska
Lighthouse Landing |BeachBox| Huge Pier/Gameroom!
G$181,287 GYD per night
Cabin in Granbury
Dilly Dally Cabin - rustic retreat with hot tub
G$38,536 GYD per night
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Cabin in Terlingua
ᗰilkyᗯayᖇun @TheᒪostBlock
G$15,228 GYD per night
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Cabin in Waco
Lakeside North at Live Oak Lake
G$70,551 GYD per night
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Cabin in Fredericksburg
The Holiday | Studio Cabin + Hill Country Views!
G$34,686 GYD per night
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Cabin in Wimberley
Hawk's Hollow- A Funky Hill Country Cabin
G$30,970 GYD per night
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Your guide to Texas

Welcome to Texas

This vast state — the biggest in the contiguous United States — sweeps from semi-tropical white-sand beaches to forests, rolling prairies, windswept plains, and desert sand dunes. It even has the country’s second-largest gorge: the Panhandle’s Palo Duro Canyon. Texas has 16 areas preserved by the National Park Service, ranging from Padre Island — one of the world’s only hypersaline lagoons — to the Palo Alto Battlefield, where U.S. and Mexican troops fought in 1846. Standouts include the colorful, fossil-rich Guadalupe Mountains and the cactus-studded solitude of Big Bend. The five San Antonio Missions, including the Alamo, do double duty as a World Heritage Site too. This big-hearted state offers something for everyone, from cattle drives to cutting-edge music and gleaming modern architecture. Food highlights include BBQ, Tex-Mex, and festival wackiness like fried PB&J sandwiches. The connecting tissue? Admiration for the countryside and its folksy, slowed-down ways harking back to Texas’ farming and ranching heritage. Wherever you go, find time to sit for a spell and soak it all in.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Texas?

The climate varies wildly across the state’s 268,596 square miles. But broadly speaking, spring and fall remain the best times for pleasant weather, especially if you’re staying in a mountain cabin. Fall has the advantage of avoiding the peak festival crowds who flock to the state’s southern half, especially South Padre Island. March comes in like a lion with Austin’s SXSW, which celebrates the convergence of the film, music, and tech industries. April typically draws 3.5 million people to Fiesta San Antonio, an 11-day heritage bash that includes the Battle of Flowers parade. Texas doubles down on Juneteenth across the state. Autumn brings the State Fair to a Dallas park that’s a National Historic Landmark, as well as the Texas Renaissance Festival to Houston. Then the Austin City Limits music festival draws big-name acts for two weeks in October.


What are the top things to do in Texas?

Hamilton Pool Preserve

A natural spring pockets the Hill Country chaparral, creating an emerald grotto fringed by maidenhair ferns, 30 miles west of Austin. But it’s more than just a pretty swimming hole with waterfalls (depending on the season). The preserve protects the fragile canyon and animals like the endangered golden-cheeked warbler that rely on it.

Mineral Wells Fossil Park

An ancient sea deposited fossils of corals, urchins, sea lilies, and even primitive sharks here 300 million years ago — an area now 87 miles west of Dallas. This buried treasure emerged due to erosion in the city’s old landfill, closed in the early 1990s. Today paleontologists, amateur and professional, can dig here using small gardening tools and take home their finds for personal use. Note: the site has basic restrooms and no running water. Bring plenty of liquids and also an umbrella for shade.

Terlingua Ghost Town

This abandoned Victorian mining village sits between Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park, 13 miles north of the U.S.-Mexican border. Once a leading producer of quicksilver, Terlingua faded after World War II. Today visitors can explore the ruins and a simple cemetery, known for its Day of the Dead celebrations. The town has a few tourist amenities, and attracts crowds for its chili cook-offs in early November and late February.

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