Vacation rentals in Tunica Hills

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An inviting living space features light-colored walls and warm wooden flooring. A cozy sofa sits beside a coffee table, with a vibrant rug underfoot. Natural light enters through multiple windows, enhancing the bright atmosphere. A small kitchen area is visible, showcasing cabinetry and a vintage-style refrigerator.

Barn in Saint Francisville

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

Farmstay at Bayou Sarah Farms - water buffalo farm

This beautiful barn apartment is located on Bayou Sarah Farms, Louisiana’s first and only water buffalo dairy. If you're looking to get away from hustle of the city, this is the stay for you! The space is surrounded by windows so guests can enjoy views of water buffalo grazing on rolling pastures beneath century old live oak trees. There is also a nice balcony to enjoy the views. Small kitchen with the basics. We also have a friendly farm dog, tiny pony, and cats- no animals are allowed indoors.

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A cozy country cabin is featured with a red door and large screened porch, highlighted by string lights. The porch is furnished with two red chairs and is accessible via a wooden ramp. A flower pot with blooming plants is positioned near the entrance.

Tiny home in Jackson

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Magnolia Moon

Take it easy in this unique and tranquil getaway. Quiet country cabin, with queen size bed, full kitchen and screen porch. Artists/hosts home is close by, with access to sandy bottom creek. Breakfast provided. Conveniently located to historic plantations, Tunica Falls, Jackson and St. Francisville. Both towns, offer great restaurants and shopping. This beautiful country place, located 30 minutes from Baton Rouge, 90 minutes from New Orleans, and minutes from local attractions and things to do.

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A stylish outdoor space features a hot tub surrounded by a wooden deck. A modern fire table, with a glass cover filled with blue stones, displays flickering flames. Soft lighting fixtures hang above, enhancing the ambiance of the fenced-in backyard.

Home in Baker

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Hot Tub Getaway At The Golden Palms On Chamberlain

This unique place has a style all its own. If you're looking for a nice getaway or retreat, this is your spot. This Located 7 minutes from the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR), 10 minutes from Southern University, 15 minutes from Downtown State Capital, The U.S.S. Kid and Raising Cane's River Center, 18 minutes from Louisiana State University, 8 minutes from Zachary's Youth Park, Baton Rouge Zoo and 25 minutes from the Mall Of Louisiana. There's parks, golfing, and soccer fields near by.

Superhost

A cabin is nestled among trees in a lush forest, partially obscured by vibrant green foliage. The structure features a rustic wooden facade and a distinctive roof. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled light onto the forest floor.

Cabin in Gloster

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 455 reviews

Fallen Treehouse pet-friendly near NOLA

Adirondack-style treehouse cabin surrounded by a 99,000-acre national forest. The nearby spring-fed creek is a lovely cooling-off spot with miles and miles of pristine sand-bars. This house has two beds. One is across from the wood stove. The second is in the sleeping loft. The loft has an open fourth wall and a queen mattress. It’s a cozy spot and not roomy. Please see the photos of the main room to note the loft’s ladder near the bed. •••Sports cars fare badly on old gravel roads.

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A cozy living room features a plush green sofa surrounded by eclectic artwork. A small dining table with two chairs is situated nearby. A wooden coffee table displays decorative items, while a light rug covers the floor, enhancing the space's warmth.

Apartment in Saint Francisville

5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

The Charlotte Suite

Nestled in the forests of West Felicina Parish, only a ten-minute drive from downtown St. Francisville is the Lodges at the Bluffs. The Charlotte Suite is brimming with retro charm and modern amenities with lots of spooky (but not too spooky) Louisiana artwork, relics, and ecclectic furnishing. The second-floor suite boasts a beautiful wooded view from a general veranda. Inside you'll find a spacious living room and primary bedroom in addition to a kitchenette and updated bathroom.

Top guest favorite

The spacious swimming pool is framed by a brick border, reflecting clear blue water under partly cloudy skies. Nearby, a guesthouse with a front porch is visible, surrounded by greenery and low shrubbery, contributing to the serene outdoor setting.

Guesthouse in Simmesport

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

1 Bed Guesthouse with Pool & Pond on a Farm

Yellow Bayou Plantation is a real working farm that sits on over 100 acres along the historic Yellow Bayou. The guesthouse is located behind the main house. It has an open floor plan, a full kitchen and an antique claw foot tub. There are horses, chickens, cows & honey bees located on the property as well as a stocked fishing pond and a swimming pool. You may see a combine harvesting a crop off in the distance or beekeeping activity. Come fall in love with this rural farming area.

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A spacious living area is presented with rustic wooden walls and a high, corrugated metal ceiling. Two leather sofas are arranged on a soft area rug, with a round table nearby. A staircase leads to the upper loft, adding to the open floorplan.

Cottage in Oscar

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

The Blue Heron on False River

Waterfront lakehouse that blends rustic design with modern day amenities. Open floorplan: downstairs bedroom and upstairs open loft with direct views of the river. Includes a wrap-around upper deck with rockers, table, chairs & gas grill to enjoy a meal or just soak up the beautiful sunrises and sunsets. If fishing is your thing, the lower deck provides ample shade to reel 'em in! So if you're ready to sit back and relax, fish, go boating or paddle the lake, look no further.

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The living area features a comfortable sofa facing a stone fireplace, surrounded by large windows that allow natural light to fill the space. Two amber armchairs are positioned beside a small table on a patterned area rug, creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Cabin in Saint Francisville

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

Birdsong

This cozy and well-appointed cabin is perfect for bird watchers, writers, or those looking to experience the serenity of the woods. The first floor has a large living/dining area with a sofa, dining table, modern, fully furnished kitchen and full bathroom. There’s a double size air mattress available upstairs. The downstairs contains a bedroom with queen sized bed and full bathroom. The cabin is 8 miles north of downtown St. Francisville and close to shopping, hiking and dining.

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Two wooden rocking chairs with multicolored striped cushions are positioned on a wooden porch. A small, rectangular table sits between the chairs, with a coffee cup placed on top. Lush greenery from surrounding trees creates a tranquil backdrop.

Cabin in Gloster

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

B and K Cabin Kid and Pet friendly

Our cabin is located on a secondary road behind a locked gate nestled in the forest on six acres of property surrounded by pine and hardwood. Beautiful Brushy Creek is steps away from the porch. The Homochitto National Forest is minutes away. Here you can enjoy hiking, biking or bird watching in the quiet while watching wildlife. We also have games & TV/DVD player hookup only. Take a day or afternoon & go looking for arrowheads, fossils & other treasures like gold rocks.

Superhost

A charming exterior of a cabin is shown, featuring a welcoming porch with white rocking chairs. The roof is painted red, complementing the green trim. A large sign reading 'Magnolia' is prominent, and gravel pathways lead to landscaped areas, ensuring a rustic yet inviting atmosphere.

Cabin in Saint Francisville

4.77 out of 5 average rating, 359 reviews

3V Tourist Courts @ Magnolia Cafe

Cabins are prewar 1940's motor court with covered parking. Each cabin features, queen bed, TV, WiFi, small bathroom with small shower, original lavatory & fixtures in bathroom. Small kitchenette with microwave and fridge. Air conditioners and electric space heaters. Restaurant (Magnolia Cafe) hours are Tuesday through Sunday 10-3 and Coffee Shop ( Birdman ) on site. Come enjoy history with modern amenities and explore the beautiful plantations homes in our area.

Top guest favorite

The front of the cottage features a wooden structure with a pitched roof and a welcoming entrance. A pathway leads to the door, flanked by planters and two chairs on the porch. Lush greenery surrounds the property, creating a serene outdoor setting.

Cottage in Saint Francisville

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Langhorn Farm Guest House

Enjoy an incredible weekend getaway on a beautiful piece of farm property minutes from downtown St. Francisville. This cottage with a treehouse view has a king size bed, full bath, kitchenette and beautiful sitting area. The front porch sitting area has a swing and two rocking chairs. Enjoy the incredible views with coffee and reading in the mornings or wine and conversation in the evenings.

Top guest favorite

A cabin is surrounded by tall trees and lush greenery, showcasing a large screened-in porch that overlooks the verdant landscape. Soft sunlight filters through the leaves, creating dappled shadows on the lawn. The natural setting is peaceful and inviting.

Cabin in Saint Francisville

5 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviews

Sanctuary Creek

This is our lovely cabin in the woods. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Tunica Trace, we are amongst some of the best cycling, birding, and hiking in the state. Our 41 acres boast a spring fed creek which runs year round through the tumbled down clay, sand, and loess of the toes of the Appalachians. Mixed native hardwood trees support a bevy of local wildlife.