Van Buren County vacation rentals

Houses are the most popular type of vacation rental in Van Buren County, according to our data. Even if you have a different idea about what you want, Vrbo has vacation homes in all sizes and shapes. Browse our many options to find your ideal fit.

The average price for a vacation rental in Van Buren County depends on a number of factors, like length of stay, season and property type. Whether you're looking for a sprawling villa with room to move around or a cozy cabin for just you and the kids, just add your dates of travel to view stays with amazing value.

When you travel and the style and size of the property will influence how much you'll pay for your beachside escape. Put in your Van Buren County travel dates to view your options on Vrbo. Did someone just say "private pool"? Use the filters to choose the amenities and features you want.

Some of the most popular rental amenities guests are looking for in Van Buren County are off-street parking options, a microwave oven and a fridge. Whether you're hitting the road with family, friends or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes come with the best amenities for chilling out with the people who matter most.

Van Buren County has two vacation rentals that can fit 10 or more guests. These stays come with plenty of space to enjoy good times with your nearest and dearest.

There are lots of fun things to do and see with the family in Van Buren County, including:

• Keosauqua Park
• Lake Sugema
• Lacey-Keosauqua State Park

Select from six two-bedroom rentals in Van Buren County. Put the kids in the second room or maybe fill it with a couple of your best friends. There's ample space for whoever's lucky enough to be coming along.

You can pick from five vacation rentals with WiFi in Van Buren County. If you want to disconnect from daily life on your trip, but still want to be connected to the web, these getaways are for you. Narrow your search by applying the WiFi filter on Vrbo.

The minimum age permitted can differ between properties on Vrbo, so double-check the rules of the vacation home in Van Buren County you're considering. But in general, it's 16, 18 or 21.

The amount of time you can book a Van Buren County vacation home for is up to the property. Simply enter your dates of travel to find available options that offer long-term stays. They come with all you need to make your extended getaway more convenient and enjoyable, like kitchens and backyards. Some Vrbo vacation homes may also offer weekly or monthly discounts, so you can stay longer for less money.