Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals
You only go once in a lifetime (or so they say), so make sure Lake Tahoe, California is on your list of places to see and experience, at least once. The Sierra Nevada mountains are home to this resort town, which is actually located in both California and Nevada, just 45 miles from Reno. Vacation rentals in Lake Tahoe are plentiful and full of amenities, plus the choice of style and location is varied as well. The region is a fairly popular ski resort area, so plan ahead if you plan to visit during peak snowsports months. Prime locations within this resort area for great rental homes and condos include Agate Bay, Alpine Meadows, Brockway, Carnelian Bay, Cedar Flat, Dollar Point, Donner Lake, Juniper Hill, Kings Beach, Kingswood Estates, Lake Forest, Northstar, Squaw Valley (Olympic Valley), Tahoe City, Tahoe Donner, Tahoe Vista and Truckee.
A Lake Tahoe rental home, condo or cabin is a great respite while vacationing in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Consider the extra privacy, space, and freedom you’ll get from staying in a hotel room. Even the best hostels and hotels will keep you uncomfortably close to all the other guests, and you may be longing for a space to stretch out and relax, perhaps cooking dinner for you and your family. Look through the variety of Lake Tahoe rental homes, villas, and cabins on this site, and you’ll see that your options are many. All rental properties come fully furnished, with working kitchens and linen service. Amenities fit for a mountain getaway and include hot tubs, fireplaces, covered parking, mountain access, gourmet kitchens, and designer decor just to name a few. The reputable rental management companies that list their properties on this site can guide you through all the options and help you make the right decisions for you and your fellow travelers.
It’s always snowing at Lake Tahoe, but that doesn’t mean spring, summer, and fall don’t offer some non-skiing options for a great getaway. There are 46 golf courses in the area, for example, and with an average summer temperature of 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit, your game just got a little better. Tahoe is the Washoe word for “Big Water,” and the lake is the reason most people come here, whether they ski or not. The water activities are endless, along with the cultural events that will keep things interesting and make your trip to Lake Tahoe a memorable one. Spring brings an international film festival to the area, shared with neighboring Reno, Nevada. Summer offers Shakespeare on stage and carved wooden boats at the Concours d’Elegance. During prime time for skiing, there are 15 resorts to choose from, seven ski resorts in North Lake Tahoe alone. 26,000 total skiable acres, with 200 for cross-country activities.
Skiing, snowmobiling, and the art of making snowmen and snow angels can also be perfected here. The casino scene in North Lake Tahoe is alive and well, with dozens of places to place your bets, with all the live entertainment you’d expect in high-end gaming establishments. Great nightlife, abundant shopping, great food, and endless activities year-round make Lake Tahoe an ideal vacation spot. Choosing Lake Tahoe rentals as houses, villas, or condos will make it even better, if that’s possible. They say you only go around once in your life, but no one ever said you couldn’t go back to Lake Tahoe, the “Jewel in the Sierra”, as many times as you wanted.