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Slipper Rock Cabin
Called “Slipper Rock” in memory of Bessie Lakes, an elderly lady that lived on farm many years ago. She could be heard laughing while playing in the stream that runs by the cabin. She called the stream “Slipper Rock”. The newly built cabin sits on 15 acres. Numerous hiking trails & horseback riding trails. Some trails in Daniel Boone National Forest. Bring your own horses. Relax sitting on porch, by fire pit or on rocks by stream. Nothing prettier than the night sky. Hope to see you all soon.

The R & A Farmhouse- Near Flat Lick Falls
A newly renovated farmhouse is the perfect getaway for any large family or couple looking to slip away to a quiet family farm located in Jackson County, home of the Daniel Boone National Forest and 15 minutes away from Flat Lick Falls. We have 4 BR. The bathroom has a bathtub/shower combo. The living room has a couch, loveseat, recliner and smart tv. Free wifi. A full kitchen with all new appliances and a large dining area to accommodate a large family. Full size washer and dryer & central h&a.

The Cabin on Panther Branch
Drive down Kentucky scenic highway 89 South just 9 miles south of McKee. The cabin is newly built and set back in a secluded area with a small creek running right beside the cabin and a larger creek just across the road. The Cabin on Panther Branch is a perfect place to come fish and kayak on the creek. Bring your ATV’s, side by side or dirt bikes and enjoy miles and miles of riding in S-Tree Tower in the Daniel Boone National Forest. We don’t think you will be disappointed with your stay.

Cozy Cabin in the Woods Near Berea
Relax in this tranquil mountain get away surrounded by nature. It is secluded in the woods yet close to many amenities. It’s 15 mins from the I75 exit in Berea KY and less than an hour south of Lexington KY. Places of interest like the Berea College Campus, Owsley Fork Lake, the Indian Fort “ Pinnacles” Hiking Trails and Anglin Falls are 10 minutes away. It’s a 30 minute drive to Renfro Valley and 75 minutes to the countless trails in Red River Gorge and Cumberland Falls State Resort Park.

Mountain Dream Cabin -Fish Pond+Fenced Yard+Stalls
Escape to a peaceful cabin with a wraparound porch perfect for soaking in the beauty of nature. This pet-friendly retreat features a fenced yard and space for trailer parking, plus four horse stalls available upon request. Enjoy catch-and-release fishing in the stocked pond, or explore nearby attractions: 25 minutes to Berea’s historic downtown and Pinnacle Trails, and 30 minutes to Flat Lick Falls and Sheltowee Trace. Unwind, explore, and experience the charm of our small-town getaway!

Lakes Creek Log Cabin
The two door "saddlebag" cabin is surrounded by the Daniel Boone National Forest and near McKee, a Kentucky Trailtown. Nestled in a small valley, our quaint cabin is the perfect mountain getaway. Built in 1894, by the Lakes family, it has a romantic, rustic and nostalgic feel. If you are a history buff, interested in Appalachian culture, or just want a charming, outdoorsy and secluded getaway, this cabin is for you. After making your reservation, be sure to check out the "House Manual".

Peaceful getaway for couples - Hemlock Haven LLC
*Please read entire listing and rules* Step away from fast paced life to experience true relaxation at our tiny cabin, situated in the one stop light town with some of the country's best internet! Located in the heart of the Daniel Boone National Forest, Hemlock Haven LLC has been customized to be a nature lovers paradise. Our cabin is in a fairly remote area, but we do have a few local convenience stores and restaurants where you'll find plenty of hospitality and country cooking!

Secluded Cabin/Firepit/Amazing Outdoor Space
Timeless Retreat is a secluded cabin situated on beautiful farm land but yet is nestled in the woods. Timeless Retreat is located in the heart of the Daniel Boone National Forest. You can easily experience many wonderful day trips from Timeless Retreat such as Red River Gorge, Cumberland Falls, Flat Lick Falls, and many other wonderful natural attractions. Timeless Retreat is the perfect place to escape the busy pace of life and enjoy true relaxation.

Creekside Getaway
The peaceful cabin overlooks 20 acres of land, along with the creek that runs behind it, you never know what wild life you might see while sitting on the porch! It’s perfect for a couple or family of 4 who just needs to getaway from the hustle and bustle of life! If you enjoy off road ATV and UTV riding, we are located about 20 minutes from Wildcat Off Road Park. If hiking is your hobby, we are about a 1 hour drive to Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge.

Big Ridge Retreat, LLC
Big Ridge Retreat Come stay for a peaceful getaway in the mountains of Kentucky. This property is Located in Jackson County and nestled in the Daniel Boone National Forest. Located in the Sandsprings Community (approximately 10 miles from McKee and 10 miles from SandGap) -located 15 miles from S-Tree Recreational Area -located 17 miles from Flatlick Falls -located 22 miles from Irvine -lots of nearby hiking trails & ATV/four wheeling areas.

Modern Cabin • Private Hot Tub • Fire Pit • RRG
“Imagine an Ikea showroom with a beautiful wall of windows looking out into the woods” — Maggie ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Escape to The Outpost, a design-forward cabin tucked into six wooded acres in the foothills of Red River Gorge, within the Daniel Boone National Forest. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the woods, while high ceilings and an open layout keep this cozy hideaway bright, calm, and connected to nature.

Premium A-Frame • Hot Tub • Sauna • Pond & Animals
Private 58-acre A-Frame retreat in the Kentucky Appalachians with mountain views, a stocked fishing pond, hot tub, infrared sauna, fire pit, games, and rare farm animals. Meet Suffolk Punch draft horses, a Highland cow and calf, and Thoroughbreds by request. No TV by design, just nature, stillness, connection, and a true farm-stay experience. Sleeps 7.
Popular amenities for McKee vacation rentals
Other great vacation rentals in McKee

The Cottage

3BR•Fire Pit•Wildcat•Boat/SXS parking•Coffee Bar

Simple Oaks Getaway

Sunsets, Fire pit and Koi pond-minutes from I75.

PJ’s House

The Glass Poppy

The Brothers Homestead

Cozy Mountain Cabin Getaway
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in McKee?
Cozy vacation rentals around McKee often have scenic woodland views and convenient access to local trails or the town center. Visitors sometimes choose stays near the Daniel Boone National Forest for a more immersive nature experience.
What are the best things to do in McKee with kids?
Children can enjoy gentle hikes to Flat Lick Falls, hands-on activities at local festivals, or nature-themed learning in nearby parks. The area’s peaceful spaces are suited for exploration, outdoor games, and picnics.
What are some of the best things to do in McKee?
Explore waterfalls and woodlands at Flat Lick Falls, browse locally crafted goods at artisan shops, or hike trails in the Daniel Boone National Forest. Seasonal events bring music, food, and locally rooted traditions to town.
How is the weather in McKee?
McKee has cool winters near 28–48°F (-3–9°C) and warm, humid summers reaching 85°F (29°C). Rain is common year-round, with the wettest conditions generally in spring and early summer, so packing rainwear is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit McKee?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended, with comfortable temperatures, blooming wildflowers, and vibrant foliage. These seasons are popular for outdoor fun and community festivities.
What are the best places to visit in McKee?
Explore Flat Lick Falls, which features a scenic waterfall and trails surrounded by woodlands. The nearby Daniel Boone National Forest is often recommended for its hiking paths, picnic areas, and opportunities to connect with nature.
What are some hiking trails in McKee?
Wander the scenic path to Flat Lick Falls or venture into sections of the Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail, which passes through forests near McKee. These trails are often suggested for their peaceful settings and shaded routes.
What are some family activities we can do in McKee?
Families enjoy picnicking and exploring gentle trails at Flat Lick Falls, or joining community festivals with crafts, games, and local foods. Local parks and small shops also provide relaxed options for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from McKee?
Plan a nature-focused excursion into the Red River Gorge or explore the cultural sites and shops in Berea, known for Appalachian heritage and artisan crafts. These areas provide hiking, scenic drives, and traditional dining options.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in McKee?
Many hosts in and around McKee welcome pets, especially in cabins or homes bordered by woodland or open space. Check with individual hosts about amenities such as fenced yards or easy access to walking trails.
What are some local tips for visiting McKee?
Layer clothing for shifting temperatures and pack rain gear, as weather can change quickly. Engage with local shops and festivals for authentic crafts or seasonal foods, and ask residents for recommendations on trails or quiet scenic spots.
What is McKee known for?
McKee has scenic Appalachian landscapes, outdoor recreation around Flat Lick Falls, and a strong tradition of crafts and bluegrass music. Locally rooted histories and community gatherings are often part of the area’s character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in McKee?
Wander less-traveled trails in the Daniel Boone National Forest or discover local art and crafts at small shops around town. Historic churches and rural backroads also provide glimpses into McKee's heritage and landscape.
What are the best foods to try in McKee?
McKee has traditional mountain flavors such as homemade biscuits, country ham, fried chicken, and fresh-baked pies. Family-run diners frequently suggest hearty Southern dishes that reflect regional roots.
What should I bring for a trip to McKee?
Pack layers to prepare for changing temperatures, rain gear for frequent showers, and sturdy shoes for outdoor activities. Bringing a reusable water bottle and sunscreen supports comfort while exploring local trails or parks.
What is the nightlife in McKee like?
Nightlife in McKee centers on casual, locally rooted venues such as family restaurants, small cafes, or community gatherings. Visitors often enjoy relaxed evenings with live music, seasonal events, or conversation-friendly spots near the town center.
What are the most popular events or festivals in McKee?
McKee has frequent community fairs, bluegrass music gatherings, and seasonal holiday parades that bring neighbors together. Local events often highlight Appalachian traditions and crafts.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in McKee?
McKee has a variety of family-friendly rentals, including cabins and homes with full kitchens, outdoor areas, and proximity to parks. Many hosts are happy to provide child-centered amenities or guidance on accessible outdoor activities.
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