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Where to stay around Lake Bomoseen, US?
Our 2018 property listings offer a large selection of 44 vacation rentals near Lake Bomoseen. From 25 houses to 13 cottages, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable stay with your family and friends. The best places to stay near Lake Bomoseen for a holiday or a weekend are on VRBO.
What are the most popular destinations to visit in Lake Bomoseen?
There are many lovely places to stay for a holiday trip or just for a weekend in Lake Bomoseen. From VRBO travelers, the top 5 most popular destinations to visit are:
- Lake George: 507 vacation rentals
- Hudson Valley: 3,724 vacation rentals
- New England: 35,151 vacation rentals
- Adirondack Mountains: 2,168 vacation rentals
- Lake Champlain: 1,304 vacation rentals
And VRBO offers you the chance to discover many other popular destinations in Lake Bomoseen! Please use our search bar to access the selection of vacation rentals available in other popular destinations.
What are the main cities to discover in Lake Bomoseen?
Whether you're traveling with family or friends, here are the cities with the largest selection of vacation rentals for a holiday trip or just for a weekend in Lake Bomoseen:
- Rutland: 671 rentals
- Ticonderoga: 159 rentals
- Wells: 64 rentals
- Hague: 225 rentals
- Huletts Landing: 230 rentals
For other cities, please use our search bar to access the selection of vacation rentals available.
Near which points of interest can I spend my holidays in Lake Bomoseen?
VRBO offers a large selection of rentals near lovely places in Lake Bomoseen. From VRBO travelers, the top 5 most popular points of interest to stay for a holiday trip or just for a weekend are:
- Southern Lake Champlain Valley: 255 rentals
- Skenesborough Museum: 394 rentals
- Fort Ticonderoga: 227 rentals
- Pond Hill Ranch and Pro Rodeo: 549 rentals
- Neshobe River Winery: 540 rentals
But there are many other points of interest around Lake Bomoseen listed on VRBO where you can find your place to stay. Just write your wanted destination in our search bar and have a look at our selection.
Lazy breaks on Lake Bomoseen
Soft hills blanketed in green forests rise and fall all around you. Pontoon boats bob on the water; schools of fish ripple the surface. In the morning, locals of western Vermont jog along the bankside roadways, smiling as they go. In the summertime breeze you can discern the smells of freshly cut grass and bubbling New England clam chowder issuing from nearby Castleton. When winter comes, you can see figures cracking holes in the ice sheets and snowshoeing this way and that. Or, you can just snuggle up in a Lake Bomoseen vacation rental, with the fire roaring.
Rest and relaxation on Lake Bomoseen
This might just be the rustic getaway you've been searching for. The grassy banks are dotted with hearty lodges and cozy timber cabins, all of them perfect Lake Bomoseen vacation rentals for getting a taste of New England's pretty backcountry. You can camp and sail and get guided tours from the local fishing outfitters. You can cycle bikes around the tree-lined country lanes. You can SCUBA to the depths of the waters, or just whizz over the surface with a windsurf.
Country stops in Lake Bomoseen
Be sure to seek out the Lake Bomoseen vacation rentals close to the protected reserves of the Bomoseen State Park if you want to have the most beautiful section of the banks right on your doorstep. Staying there means it's just a hop, skip, and jump from your bed to the campgrounds of the Half Moon Pond State Park and the walking routes of the Glen Lake Trail. For families visiting in the summer, Crystal Beach has sandcastle potential and swimming waters, while the immersive antique exhibits of Higley House in Castleton are best saved for a rainy day.
Ice sheets and summer joys in Lake Bomoseen
There's never a time when Lake Bomoseen doesn't look beautiful. The cold months, from November to March, usher in a real winter wonderland vibe to the place - you could nab a Lake Bomoseen vacation rental with a roaring log fire, to warm you up after those cross-country ski sessions. The spring and summer are when the boaters and beachcombers come, between May and August. And the fall has the trademark color changes of the New England forests, making it a perfect time for hikers.
Lake Bomoseen is a valley at the end of Appalachia
Lake Bomoseen sits in a colossal valley carved out by glaciers during the Ice Age. It's wide and comes ringed by sculpted hills, rising and rising to meet the beautiful Taconic Mountains that straddle the border between Vermont and New York. You can visit these as they mingle with the famous Adirondack Mountains across the state border, and see the cobalt-blue waters of Lake George while you're at it. You can also join up with the iconic Appalachian Trail – just be sure to have the walking muscles ready if you're planning to conquer that one…