Cabin holiday rentals in Oneida

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Cabin in Strunk

Creek Side, Blair Creek Resort - Cabin 1

We are located at the edge of the beautiful Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. The geographical location of our resort allows access to many miles of trails for hiking, fishing, rafting, rock climbing and mountain biking. We are devoted to accommodate your needs and cater to fellow nature enthusiast. Come stay with us, choose to disconnect or stay connected with our high speed WIFI. Come wade the cool waters of Blair Creek or sit on the porch and listen to its waters flowing by.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Cozy Cabin w King, 8-Stall Barn, Borders Natl Park

Magical 3-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin retreat on 9 secluded acres that actually BORDERS Big South Fork National Park. Direct access to horse/hiking trails...we also border trailhead! Equestrian Heaven, PET-FRIENDLY (2 pups max). Our spacious, well-lit, FREE 8-stall redwood barn/tack room plus large paddock are steps away from trailhead in sought-after, gated Wilderness Resorts. Close to Station Camp, Bandy Creek trails and 20 miles from Brimstone. Wifi, large-screen TV & games/books for downtime!

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 98 reviews

Cabin in Whitley City

Firefly Creek *Waterfont cabin on over 5 acres *

Come unwind on over 5 acres surrounded on three sides by the creek, shaded by giant leaf magnolia trees & rhododendron, you'll feel like you've been transported into the middle of your own little secluded island. Fish/kayak/hike, or just relax in the screened in front porch and listen to the creek and watch the fireflys. We're only 5 miles from Cumberland falls and the famous moonbow, Nearby waterfalls and trails, The Polar express at BSF senic railway. There's an adventure in every direction!!

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews

Log Cabin On The Rocks

*No Cleaning Fee* Log Cabin On The Rocks is a log cabin retreat built over a dome house rock with an amazing overlook to view the scenic rock and seasonal water features on over 40 acres. Take the stairs down from the wrap around porch to the overlook to see a breathtaking natural scene then take just a few more stairs down to the dome rock house to the left which leads to a small trail to see the gorge. More trails behind the owner's cabin lead to even more natural rock and water features.

5 out of 5 average rating, 77 reviews

Cozy cabin retreat for outdoor enthusiasts

A secluded log cabin retreat on 10 acres and close to the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. Whether hiking or sightseeing, get out and explore the magnificent bluffs and amazing geologic features. After a day filled with fun and excitement, relax back at the cabin and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. For ATVs, Brimstone Retreats is located about 14 miles away and Royal Blue is located about 30 miles away. Four wheelers and side by sides aren't permitted on state highways.

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Cabin in Jamestown

River cabin on waterfalls BRING YOUR PETS!

Beautiful OFF GRID pet friendly cabin located on the Clearfork River. Over a mile of secluded river frontage and 4 SEASONAL waterfalls. Huge bluffs to explore. Large gated deck with picnic table and gas grill. Great place for you and your furry friends to hang out. This is OFF GRID, OFF ROAD, needing off road capable vehicle and adveturous outdoors loving people. This is not a cabin to send grandma in the Camary. {PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION AND PHOTOS} Totally away from society!!

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Cabin in Jacksboro

Bolton Farm Jackie’s Jewel 2 bd/1 bath

Farm experience/relax and enjoy our 15 acre little piece of heaven.Sit on the deck overlook the fish pond,watch the mini animals play in the field. View goats, mini ponies/donkeys. free gated secure parking for your atv/boat trailer. Full stocked kitchen,tile walk in shower, washer/dryer, Qn bed, queen sleeper sofa, 65” tv and gas grill on deck. 5 acre field is open to explore around pond. We love hosting please inquire about discounts on extended stays for travel nurses or remote workers

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Ranger's Retreat cabin at Big South Fork

The Ranger's Retreat (RR) cabin by Big South Fork will give you all the privacy you want and still convenient to town for the essentials. All of this plus with one of the Southeasts' premier National Park area's in your backyard. The RR cabin is a genuine log cabin made of real white pine logs. It features 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen, living room and a loft. The RR cabin is great for couples, but the loft with 2 twin beds provides room for a total of 4. Dog friendly (sorry no cats).

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Cabin in Rugby

A Little Closer to Heaven Primitive Tree house

This little tree house is primitive with no electricity and no water but has a bath house nearby. This is tent camping in a tree house. Located behind the historic R.M. Brooks Store, it is the perfect place to find peace and beauty . Perfect for hikers. Rest in the huge branches of this nearly 100 year old Oak Tree. A Queen bed awaits you for your restful nights sleep. Underneath you can picnic at the table or swing in the swing that hangs below. This is the perfect place to unplug.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 241 reviews

Cozy Cabin

Cozy two bedroom cabin with unobstructed views of the mountains. On the back deck there is a hot tub and a gas grill. Near Big South Fork and Historic Rugby. 3 mile hike from the cabin to the river round-trip. Or drive to the trailhead and hike half a mile to the river. Come here to unwind and de-stress. Totally peaceful :-) My favorite time of year is winter at the cabin. Nothing like sitting in the hot tub and looking out over the frosty trees and mountains!

4.79 out of 5 average rating, 317 reviews

Cabin in Andersonville

Historic year-round cabin along lakeshore w/dock

The lake home was built in the early 1930's to house the engineers constructing the entire TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) system that created dams and hydro-electric power throughout the region. It also provided jobs that helped with employment during the Great Depression. A wonderful addition we made recently was a dock, which remains in the water from sometime in March until late October. Please note this is an old, quaint home. It has its quirks.