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Top guest favorite
A charming cabin is nestled among lush greenery, featuring a large covered porch that extends along the front. The surrounding area includes well-maintained grass and several trees, creating a serene outdoor environment that invites relaxation.
Cabin in Myersville
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews

Cabin on Middle Creek - Myersville MD - Middletown

Park the car & walk across the creek on the foot bridge to serenity along Middle Creek. Nestled between South Mountain State Park & Gambrill State Park, lies a beautiful & relaxed 9-acre private cabin retreat. Great place to unwind & de-stress. Let the sound of the creek or rain on the tin porch roof put you to sleep at night. It has all the essentials of home. Enjoy the fire pit on cool evenings or take a dip in the stream on a warm day. The cabin offers a perfect peaceful or romantic setting

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The log cabin features a warm wooden exterior with a blue metal roof, nestled among trees. A screened porch allows for outdoor enjoyment while a fire pit is positioned nearby, surrounded by natural stone. The peaceful setting invites relaxation amidst the greenery.
Cabin in Myersville
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews

Sleepy Hollow Log Cabin

Sleepy Hollow Log Cabin at Beechnut Springs is nestled in the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. A short distance from Rt 70 as you travel down scenic route 17 following a bustling trout stream to Beechnut Springs entrance. After you arrive & settle into your secluded cabin, you will find many unique activities & quiet places in this serene setting amid the wonders of quiet waterfalls, easy walking paths, a wildlife haven, natural running streams & "The Bog Shack". Welcome to Sleepy Hollow Log Cabin

Top guest favorite
The treehouse is elevated among bare branches, featuring a large deck with seating. Warm lighting highlights the wooden exterior, and expansive windows provide views of the surrounding forest. Steps lead down to the ground, enhancing accessibility to the natural setting.
Treehouse in McHenry
5 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Bird's Eye View

Nestled high amidst the sturdy branches, "Bird's Eye View" is a sanctuary suspended between earth and sky. Located less than 5 minutes from Deep Creek Lake and perched among the foliage, our treehouse offers a panoramic perspective of the surrounding forest, granting its visitors an unparalleled vantage point to observe nature's wonders. Relax in the hot tub and take in an amazing sunset. The home is a harmonious blend of locally-crafted art and furniture to add rustic charm and modern comfort.

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Cottage in Charlestown
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Long Beach Cottage, Hot Tub,Wood Burning Fireplace

The cottage is waterfront and a PERFECT spot for a romantic couples getaway! honeymoon/celebrations Designed with that in mind, it has a hot tub,kitchen w/ espresso machine, living room with wood burning fire and a romantic luxurious suite with a king bed,a chandelier & cozy ambiance complete w/ water views and a stunning bathroom that features a double vanity,a large soaking tub,a tile shower with a soothing 3 function rain shower, is complete with luxury linens, cozy robes & soft towels

Top guest favorite
A spacious open-concept living area features large windows offering unobstructed views of the water and sunset. A comfortable sectional sofa is positioned near the windows, with a dining table visible in the background. Natural light fills the space, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Home in Leonardtown
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Water's Edge Cottage | Luxury Retreat

We are thrilled to host guests at the newly renovated Water's Edge Cottage -- a serene oasis offering what may be the best views on the Potomac. The rural charm of St. Mary’s County is among Maryland’s best kept secrets -- 90 minutes but a world away from Washington DC (with no Bay Bridge traffic!). We are near historic Leonardtown, boasting one of Maryland’s few remaining town squares (we affectionately call it “Mayberry”). And be sure to visit our sister property, White Point Cottage!

Top guest favorite
The exterior of the guesthouse is showcased, featuring a deck with outdoor seating and an umbrella. Tall windows allow for natural light, complementing the green siding. Lush landscaping surrounds the house, creating a natural, inviting setting.
Guesthouse in Smithsburg
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 779 reviews

Jewel Vinsota Artist's Guesthouse

Less than a mile from the Appalachian Trail, the dog-friendly Jewel Vinsota Artist's Guesthouse is the perfect get-away to explore nature or your artistic leanings. The house is full of original artwork, hand-crafted details, and books on art and architecture. Wander the grounds and find sculpture, ponds, and trails through the woods. Want to hike the entire 40-mile length of Maryland on the Appalachian Trail? Start and end at the Jewel Vinsota and we can drop you off and pick you up.

Top guest favorite
The exterior entrance of a converted corn crib features natural wood siding and a gabled roof. Large double doors framed by lantern-style lights open into a welcoming space, complemented by potted plants on either side. Lush green trees and a gravel path are visible in the surrounding landscape.
Guesthouse in Easton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 625 reviews

Chill in The Crib! Easton, Maryland

Welcome to Maryland's Eastern Shore and your own private space in a converted corn crib, complete with the comforts of home. The space includes a vaulted ceiling, queen-sized Casper® mattress, quality linens, heat & AC, wireless Internet, a coffee counter, stocked bar fridge, full bath w/ shower (includes quality bath supplies), and a private entrance. Our space is permitted for ONLY TWO INDIVIDUALS (No children under 8 years of age.), and please limit your visit to one vehicle only.

Top guest favorite
The entrance to The Crooked Cottage is framed by wooden planks and surrounded by greenery. Two windows offer glimpses into the inviting interior, while a gravel pathway leads up to the door, playfully adorned with a sign featuring the name of the cottage.
Home in Myersville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

The Crooked Cottage: a Cozy, Curated Escape

You will instantly relax in this stylish, pet-friendly home only 8 mins from I-70, exit 42. Under a canopy of trees find a beautifully landscaped yard with decks and two fire pit areas. Enjoy the well-apportioned kitchen with organic, fair trade coffee. Relax with 2 Roku TVs, games and puzzles, bathe with soaking salts and Turkish towels. For outdoor enthusiasts, pitch your tents. Sit by the wood-stove in the winter, or lay in a hammock when it’s warm. Welcome to The Crooked Cottage!

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A bright seating area features two wooden chairs positioned beside a small round table, creating a cozy spot for relaxation. Large windows provide ample natural light and views of the surrounding greenery, complemented by framed artwork on the walls.
Tiny home in Hancock
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews

Ridge top tiny house - mountain side views

Reconnect with nature in this unforgettable tiny house. Perched on the top of a ridge offers great views of the mountains. Modern contrasting interior with the charm only a tiny house can bring. The mountains from three different states (PA, MD, WV) can be seen from within the tiny house. Sitting on the edge of 275 acres of farmland means you will be sure to hear the turkeys gobble during the daytime or the whippoorwill at night. Relax and enjoy the scenery from the loft bed.

Top guest favorite
A modern guesthouse features a peaked roof and large windows, set against a vibrant sunset sky. The surrounding landscape includes wild grasses and a paved pathway, suggesting a serene connection to nature.
Cottage in Saint Michaels
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

La Casita on Harris Creek, St. Michaels

Newly constructed architecturally unique guesthouse inspired by the historic barns of the Chesapeake. Stay in luxury on a secluded 40 acre farm on Harris Creek, be at one with nature & still only 5 min from town's fine dining, shops & charm . With 360 views, TV/Wi-fi, full bath/shower, galley kitchen w/ microwave, fridge w/ice maker, washer/drier, patio fire pit, private pool & kayaks. We comply with Talbot County's zoning that requires a 3 night minimum ST-934-HUD 2020.

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A wooden pier stretches into the water, flanked by lush greenery. A rainbow arcs above the serene landscape, with gentle waves lapping at the edge of the sandy shore. Trees and homes line the distant banks, completing the tranquil waterfront scene.
Guesthouse in Glen Burnie
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 363 reviews

The Crab House - a Private, Waterfront Guest House

Privacy abounds at this waterfront one bedroom guest house with breathtaking water views throughout. The Crab House is located in the boating community of Stoney Creek. It is 20 minutes from BWI airport, 30 minutes north of Annapolis, 20 minutes from Baltimore's Inner Harbor and an hour from DC. Feel free to bring your boat, jetski, kayak or paddleboard, or use the kayak or paddleboards we have onsite. AA County 144190

Top guest favorite
The charming cabin exterior is complemented by a well-maintained yard featuring a fire pit area with two wooden chairs. Soft string lights adorn the cabin, while a hot tub is positioned near the entrance, surrounded by greenery and seasonal flowers.
Tiny home in Accident
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 304 reviews

Romantic Getaway In The Pines. Hot Tub! King Bed!

(Recently upgraded!) This cozy, romantic cabin is perfect for couples. Relax in the hot tub under the stars, cozy up by the fire, or watch the outdoor TV from the fire pit. Inside, enjoy a plush lounger, king bed, fireplace, and well-equipped kitchen. Just minutes from Deep Creek Lake, this retreat offers privacy, comfort, and romance. Perfect for anniversaries, honeymoons, or peaceful weekend getaways.

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Welcome to Maryland

Maryland’s 3,190 miles of shoreline and long riverfronts shape its natural appeal with sandy stretches and stellar sunrises. Charming old towns boast beautiful views and relaxing beaches as well as a healthy dose of American history, be it the origins of the national anthem or the Battle of Antietam. Though Annapolis is the state’s political capital, Baltimore is much larger, and both take many cultural and political cues from being a part of the National Capital Region and their proximity to Washington D.C. Many of the state’s claims to fame come from Chesapeake Bay, the water that nearly splits the eastern part of Maryland in two. From there we get the famed Maryland crab and other seafood that drive the local cuisine; the naval and civilian boating culture of Annapolis; and, of course, the scenic byways that weave across the water.

The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Maryland

Most of Maryland experiences four classic seasons, with chilly, snowy winters and hot, humid summers. At the Chesapeake Bay beaches, the hot, humid summers are more tolerable, making it a big draw for people looking to cool off on their vacation. But for most of the state, late spring and early fall bring the most comfortable weather. Spring in Maryland brings out the blooms, and various cherry blossom and garden events lure visitors to admire the bright colors, while fall shows its own red, orange, and brown hues. Though western Maryland stays cooler year-round, the higher elevations receive more snow in winter, which attracts snowshoers and other winter sports enthusiasts. But even the eastern part of the state can see significant snowfall, resulting in cold, icy conditions that are best suited for exploring indoor attractions.

Top things to do in Maryland

Cambridge

The small Eastern Shore town of Cambridge merges many of Maryland’s most iconic features. You can get a taste of history — it’s one of the oldest colonial towns in the country, just 15 minutes from the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center — as well as a taste of the local seafood at the many crab restaurants overlooking Chesapeake Bay as you wander the boardwalk, or at Sailwinds Park.

Baltimore Inner Harbor

The focal point of Maryland’s largest city, this historic seaport and repurposed industrial area holds a slew of history and tons of museums. The National Aquarium, Port Discovery Children’s Museum, and the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture will keep you busy all day, along with the area’s many restaurants and bars.

Assateague Island National Seashore

The peaceful, sandy beaches and windswept salt marshes of this 37-mile barrier island on Maryland’s far eastern Atlantic shores would be enough to make it an ideal destination. But it’s the beautiful herd of wild horses for which it’s most famous.

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