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The Best Airbnbs Near National Parks

In honor of National Park Week (4/17-4/25), we’re rounding up a few of our favorite Airbnbs (@airbnb) near some of America’s best — and most awe-inspiring — national parks.

So, what’re you waiting for? Pack your bags (and your hiking shoes!) and book one of these six rentals today for an unforgettable stay.

An Awe-Inspiring Stay Near Yellowstone (Yellowstone National Park):
Erik’s Ranch — a non-profit offering upscale lodging ran by young adults with autism — is about 45 minutes from Yellowstone National Park and is nestled on 230 (!) acres of land. Here, you’ll find modern decor, floor-to-ceiling windows, and plenty of space for lounging.
A Zion Oasis (Zion National Park):
This 400-square-foot cabin is less than a mile from Zion National Park. Its wooden interiors are incredibly charming, as is the front porch (complete with seating for two). Just remember to BYOB — that is, bring your own bedding.
An Amazing A-Frame Near Zion (Zion National Park):
This rustic A-frame cabin is right on the border of Zion National Park. After a day well spent exploring, hang out on a lounge chair along the wildflower meadow, play a game of cornhole amidst the towering trees, or grill up some burgers on the BBQ.
This Cliffside Haven (Bryce Canyon National Park):
Under 45 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park, this enclave is built into the side of a cliff. Expect sensational views and sandstone surroundings.
This Tiny Cabin in Tennessee (Great Smoky Mountain National Park):
Located within close proximity to Great Smoky Mountain National Park, this riverfront cabin is ultra-cozy with its all-wood exterior, firepit, and boho-inspired interiors. When you’re not lounging by the river, head to the rooftop deck for cocktails and stargazing.
This Incredible Montana Cabin (Yellowstone National Park):
Few accommodations are as charming as this wooden Montana cabin (about seven miles west of Yellowstone). Guests can enjoy 50 private acres of forest — plus an on-site pond for fishing and a campfire for s’mores roasting.