British Columbia, CA Vacation Rentals: cabin rentals & more

Discover a selection of more than 10,000 vacation rentals in British Columbia, CA that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including swimming pools and WiFi. Prices start at $105 per night, and cabins and houses are popular options for a stay in British Columbia. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.

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Stayed Jan 2023

Nice place

Nice quiet cabin. Owners leave you alone. Please note that the cabin is not far from their main home, hidden by a privacy fence, in their backyard. It’s also hidden by a privacy fence from the neighbour’s house. That said, it felt secluded and quiet ...

Stayed Dec 2022

Incredible Haus

I’ve rented a lot of homes around the world and this was one of the nicest homes I’ve ever stayed in. Our group of 11 couldn’t have been more comfortable. The property was decked out with everything to make the stay easy and enjoyable. Proximity to t...

Stayed Dec 2022

Great stay

This was a great adventure, lots of snow, a little cold but we were prepared for that, nice hiking and fun in the snow, and the hot tub was great , Bill is very nice and respectful and if we needed anything he was more than willing to accommodate T...

Stayed Dec 2022

Fantastic location, great host

We were absolutely blown away by the location of the house. The view of the lake is to die for. The house had everything that was needed. It has everything you need. The hosts are extremely responsive and very patient and attentive. We really appreci...

Stayed Dec 2022

Spacious retreat for outdoor access

Our group booked Christine’s rental as a place to stay before a hut skiing trip in the Valhalla flying out of Nakusp. The location was spacious with tons of open room to organize our gear and comfy beds for our group to sleep. Short walk to restauran...

Stayed Dec 2022

Lovely location

Well equipped kitchen, but no space for your own food/supplies (except fridge). Really not suitable for anyone with mobility issues, lots of stairs and long walk from parking to door. But once you settle in the view is very west coast. Didn't access ...

Stayed Nov 2022

Everything we wanted and more

This property has been the best rental we’ve stayed in. It was fully stocked with everything you would need, including 3 separate living/sleeping spaces with bathrooms. The absolute best part is it’s right on the lake with a huge deck, amazing views ...

Stayed Nov 2022

Well-stocked and comfortable

The views are splendid, the private beach and hot tub a real plus, the quiet and solitude exactly as promised - plus this place is close to ferries, forest walks and a few cafes. The cottage itself is well stocked for cooking etc. and the bed is very...

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Destination guide

Discover "supernatural British Columbia"

Welcome to "supernatural British Columbia", a province that lives up to its reputation, with a wonderland of snow-capped mountains, shimmering glacier lakes and lush coastal rainforests to explore. Nature lovers flock to explore its rugged Pacific coastline, ski at Whistler Blackcomb and hike in enclaves like Glacier National Park. Throw in cosmopolitan cities like Vancouver, free-spirited mountain towns like Nelson and stunning islands such as Salt Spring and you'll quickly see just how easy it is to fall under BC's spell. Want to stay a while? From sleek urban apartments to secluded forest cabins, simply take your pick of British Columbia vacation rentals.

Things to do

Sightseeing in and around British Columbia

Are you hoping to discover attractions to see in the city? Travelers enjoy fun activities like skiing and hiking. Venture out of your vacation home and experience everything that British Columbia has to offer. Here are some of the major attractions to put on your list, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:

Victoria Bug Zoo (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
Victoria Golf Club (3.1 mi / 5 km)
Royal Oak Golf Club (5.3 mi / 8.5 km)
Cordova Bay Golf Course (7 mi / 11.3 km)
Olympic View Golf Club (7.2 mi / 11.6 km)
Bear Mountain Golf Club (8.3 mi / 13.3 km)

Activities

Ski Whistler in snow-dusted British Columbia

For most travelers, British Columbia is a gateway to outdoor adventure. Whistler Blackcomb is one of BC's most iconic destinations, treating visitors to some of the best ski slopes on the planet. Planning a ski break? British Columbia vacation rentals unlock access to a host of "ski in/ski out" chalets, just steps from Whistler Village. In summer, the resort transforms into an outdoor playground, with hiking, bungee jumping, mountain biking and more. Summers also see flocks of visitors descend on the Okanagan, a sun-drenched region known for its boutique wineries and peach orchards.

Weather

Four seasons of adventure in British Columbia

Summer is high season in British Columbia. Vancouver hums with energy and the province's national parks are packed full of hikers, campers and day trippers. It's a great time to beach hop around Tofino, road trip around the Canadian Rockies and soak up Vancouver's patio scene. Snow bunnies arrive in December, when local mountains like Whistler, Fernie and Cypress receive dustings of snow. By January, BC is in full-swing powder mode. Spring can be a beautiful time to visit, while fall sees the province's maple trees explode in a sea of reds, yellows and golds.

Natural features

Meet British Columbia's grizzly bears

From the urban allure of Stanley Park to the grandeur of Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, British Columbia boasts the country's most extensive parks system. Canada's westernmost province is also rich with wildlife encounters. Whether you depart from Vancouver or Victoria, British Columbia offers some of North America's best orca watching opportunities. Are grizzly bears on your wish list? If you'd rather not risk a meeting in the wild, simply head up Grouse Mountain, where you'll find a pair of laid-back grizzlies relaxing in their mountaintop enclosure.

How to get there

Transportation to and around British Columbia

The nearest airport is in Vancouver Intl. Airport (YVR), located 53.6 mi (86.3 km) from the city center. If you can't find a flight that works for your travel itinerary, you might consider flying into Victoria Intl. Airport (YYJ), which is 14.9 mi (24 km) away.

If you prefer to travel by train, Vancouver Rocky Mountaineer Station, Vancouver, BC (XEA-Vancouver Pacific Central Station) and Pacific Central Station are the main stations in the city. You can get around British Columbia by catching a ride on the metro at Richmond-Brighouse Station, Lansdowne Station or Aberdeen Station.

What's the best place to stay if you're looking to rent a house for a weekend in British Columbia?

Set out for West End for a salt-washed, sun-filled escape. This family-friendly spot in British Columbia is where you'll find Sunset Beach — and plenty of houses you can book for a couple of days of seaside R&R. From its yellow sand to its views of sunsets, this lovely beach will make your weekend break an extra special one.