“Beautifully decorated log home nestled on a 3/4-acre wooded lot located in the private beach community of Suissevale, only 3/4 mile from Lake Winnipesaukee. This warm and cozy log home offers three levels of living space and features four bedrooms, including a loft /open bedroom, two bathrooms, and two family/living rooms.”
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Favorite Lake Winnipesaukee Cabin Rentals
From beautiful views to waterfront fun, Lake Winnipesaukee cabin rentals have so much to offer to those looking to enjoy a Lakes Region vacation.
By Cathryn McCann
Apr 20 2022
As the largest lake in New Hampshire and the third-largest lake in New England, Lake Winnipesaukee is a beloved and iconic body of water. Located in the Lake Regions of New Hampshire, the lake has about 288 miles of shoreline and spans eight towns. It has long been a destination for visitors due to its size, clear waters, mountain backdrop, beautiful islands, and wealth of outdoor activities. Although its public beaches are a popular spot for tourists, there also are plenty of waterfront areas that provide a sense of serenity and privacy. Whether you’re looking for access to bustling beaches, a quiet escape, or a mountainside adventure, you’ll find a lot of options in the Lake Winnipesaukee area. And for those desiring a quintessential lakeside cabin experience, there are a number of Lake Winnipesaukee cabin rentals in a range of prices. Check out some of our favorite options below!
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Favorite Lake Winnipesaukee Cabins You Can Rent
We dare you to resist this collection of cozy Lake Winnipesaukee cabin rentals. All are available for rent through Airbnb or VRBO. Click on the name of the cabin to learn more.
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Knotty-Pine Cabin
“This knotty-pine cottage sleeps 6, with a pull-out sofa bed. Enjoy swimming in crystal-clear water, with a sandy bottom. Our deep-water dock will accommodate any length boat and provide a great sunning area. Watch gorgeous sunsets as you dine on the screened-in porch; listen to the loons sing you to sleep.”
Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom; average $225 per night
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Quaint Mermaid Cottage
“Newly remodeled cozy cottage sitting on Meredith Bay. Two bedrooms with an additional sleeping loft. Amenities include all new hardwood floors, new stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and tiled shower. Walking distance to Downtown Meredith (Mills Falls) where you can find various restaurants, ice cream parlor, and bars. Short drive to the White Mountains, various skiing resorts within 30 mins, and golf courses close by. Enjoy swimming and spectacular sunsets.”
Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 2 beds, 1 bathroom; average $135 per night
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Fish Cove Cabin
“This cozy 1300 foot custom log home awaits with water access (no beach) for kayaks and canoes. Enjoy a relaxing getaway with your family and friends 1/3 mile from Lake Winnipesaukee.”
Entire cabin (sleeps 4); 2 beds, 2 bathrooms; average $299 per night
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Log Cabin in Gunstock Acres
“The Log Cabin in Gunstock Acres is located between Lake Winnipesauke and Gunstock Mountain for fun in every season! Relax at the house or enjoy one of the many activities in the Lakes Region.”
Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 3 beds, 2 bathrooms
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Classic Log Cabin
Entire cabin (sleeps 10); 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; average $355 per night
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Unparalleled Views Cabin
“Enjoy Lake Life! Waterfront home offers all the comforts along with sprawling decks & fabulous views. Home sits at the intersection of Pickerel Cove and Paugus Bay, at the end of dead-end road. Perfect for families, multi-generation gatherings, birthday and anniversary celebrations, fall foliage and so much more.”
Entire cabin (sleeps 12); 5 bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms; average $600 per night
Have you ever stayed at one of the many Lake Winnipesaukee cabin rentals, inns, hotels, or campsites?
Note: Prices and cabin availability are subject to change.
This post was first published in 2017 and has been updated.