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The charming cottage entrance features a welcoming porch with a ceiling fan and soft lighting. Stairs lead up to the door, surrounded by neatly trimmed greenery and potted plants. An American flag is displayed on one side, enhancing the inviting ambiance.
Tiny home in Dover
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Tiny Home, river view, boat parking, & hot tub.

Welcome to Cottage on the Cumberland – where nature's embrace meets modern comfort! You can disconnect from and find yourself in an unforgettable lakefront experience. With LBL, KY Lake, Lake Barkley, & Ft. Donelson minutes away, you're in the heart of recreational paradise. So, whether it's fishing, hunting, boating, ATV’s, horseback riding, hiking, or just enjoying the beauty of nature, come & experience tranquility & adventure all together! Please read hot tub info in “Other Details to Note”.

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The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, including a stove, refrigerator, and microwave. White cabinetry provides ample storage, while a window allows natural light to brighten the space. The countertop is finished in dark tones, complementing the light wood flooring.
Home in Hardin
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Bear Cave with hot tub in quaint town of Aurora

Welcome to Bear Cave! A comfy, clean place with hot tub.* note hot tub is outside access. Conveniently located 10 minutes from Turkey Bay ATV Park. 1 mile to LBL, Lake, Restaurants ,gas station ,and Dollar General. 18 minutes to Murray, 48 to Paducah..Plenty of room for parking a boat( we have outside 110 outlets)or ATV’S. No dogs over 40 lbs. No cats, thanks! If you would like to use the bicycles let us know when booking.If traveling with a group, check adjoining Cubby Hollow for availability.

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A serene outdoor space features a grassy area leading to a calm lake. Multiple red Adirondack chairs are arranged around a fire pit, nestled among trees. A wooden dock extends into the water, complementing the peaceful natural surroundings.
Home in Cadiz
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Beautiful Waterfront, w/ Dock, Firepit, Hot tub

Our Lakehouse is perfect for families. It has 5 bedrooms, 4 queen rooms, 1 bunk room that sleeps 6. The home is perfectly split with two bedrooms, 1 bath and family room upstairs and additional 3 bedrooms, 1 bath with extra family room downstairs. Screened in patio overlooking lake view with TV. Large, partially covered deck with steps that lead down to the dock. Large fire pit area for smores, extra outdoor sectional with fire pit table for lounging. Inquire about pontoon rental availability.

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The cabin's exterior is highlighted by a covered porch featuring a small table and two chairs. A set of stairs leads to an upper level. Surrounding greenery adds a natural touch, while a clear blue sky provides an inviting atmosphere.
Flat in Grand Rivers
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

Funky Little Shack at Grand Rivers

Just 3 miles from I-24 and walking distance to Patti’s. Enjoy your stay within walking distance of all that Grand Rivers has to offer. Convenience is key here with delicious Cabin Pizza right in the same complex! This cute, newly renovated little cabin apartment is the perfect spot for a couple (or a couple of friends!), hunters and fishermen to get away. Walking distance to Patti’s, Badgett Playhouse, Iron Bell Coffee, Between the Lakes Taphouse! Firepit & seating area out back for relaxing!

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Cabin in Dover
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

Cabin on Scenic Farm

Hunt House Cabin: Dogwood Springs Farm & Cabins. If you are visiting Stewart County, this 3-bedroom barndominium is immaculate and truly affordable. It sets on top of one the highest peaks in county with a spring-fed pond at the bottom of the hill with hiking trails. Enjoy the fireplace, fire pit & spacious patio. No cameras. Relax & watch the horses! Boat parking is available. Only 2 miles to boat dock. 1-mile to Cross Creeks. We’ve added a scavenger hunt to make the experience adventurous.

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Holiday home in Cadiz
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

Spacious Lakehouse w/ Hot Tub, Firepit & Game Room

This house is a very spacious, and a well kept luxury home. Enjoy your day on the lake and come back to a house surrounded by nature. This house was specifically designed to offer the most to our guest. FEATURES: - Full service kitchen - 4 Bedrooms with a pullout couch - Deck with table, lounge area, and grill - 3 Smart TVs - Fast Wifi - Hot Tub w/ powerful jets - Outdoor firepit - 2 Relaxing daybeds - Huge game room with foosball, skee-ball, connect-4, and big sectional for movies.

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The spacious open concept living area features large floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing for abundant natural light and views of the sunset over Kentucky Lake. A modern dining table is set for six, and a cozy sectional couch complements the sleek fireplace.
Home in Dover
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Black Eagle Retreat

Black Eagle Retreat is an 1800 sq foot luxury chalet nestled atop of a two acre hillside with 180 degree views of Kentucky Lake. This three bedroom modern A-frame boasts floor to ceiling windows, an expansive open concept living area, fireplace, full kitchen and a large deck equipped with a grill and hot tub. It is the perfect getaway for a romantic weekend or for friends and family to enjoy nature. The property is also home to a pair of bald eagles, so don't forget your cameras!

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Home in Cadiz
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Lakefront home with private 2 slip dock

This private vacation home on Lake Barkley have beautiful views of the lake and has lots of wildlife viewing opportunities. This property also includes use of a 2 slip private dock at the end of the Rockcastle bay. This beautiful home is located on 10 acres and is on a private drive. The dock is only 150 yards from the back door! ATTENTION!! The dock is only accessible from the water during the summer pool levels. Summer pool is usually April until Early August but dates vary.

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A cozy living area features large windows that overlook a serene lake at sunset, creating a vibrant display of colors in the sky. Comfortable seating is provided by a dark sofa and armchairs, accompanied by small tables for convenience.
Home in Cadiz
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Entire Waterfront Home - 6 Bed/4.5 Baths

This place has got it all. From the amazing lake front views & access, a private dock, space for several families to sleep and seating to dine. Did we mention we have an extra slip at our dock for your boat? We have an amazing deck, water toys, plenty of board games, and a fire pit. Our home is directly across the bay from the beautiful Lake Barkley Resort where you can put in 18 holes of golf, take the kids horseback riding, or relax with a few cocktail in the restaurant or bar.

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The exterior of the Hickory Treehouse is showcased amidst lush greenery, emphasizing its wooden structure. Multiple large windows offer views into the interior, while a deck surrounds the lower level. A balcony is visible on the upper floor, integrating the treehouse with its natural surroundings.
Treehouse in Cadiz
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 97 reviews

The Hickory Treehouse on Lake Barkley

Escape to nature amongst the trees! The Hickory Treehouse has been thoughtfully designed for your retreat. Nestled in three strong hickories and one large oak tree on a private lot, this one of a kind stay is just a short walk down a trail to Lake Barkley and a 5 minute drive from Cadiz, KY. Whether you are looking for a quiet stay with modern conveniences or an adventure exploring all that Land between the Lakes has to offer, the Hickory will surely be a stay to remember.

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Two horses are seen grazing peacefully in a lush green pasture, surrounded by a black wooden fence. The open field stretches towards a distant tree line, while a winding path is visible beyond the fence.
Home in Grand Rivers
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 980 reviews

Seclusion with the Lake a step away....

It is one bedroom apartment in the basement of our home, with no cleaning fee because we want you to treat it as you would your home. There is a separate entrance and access to 26 acres of hills and trees. We have two horses on the property and feed from anywhere 3 to 15 deer each evening. We are 4.2 miles from I-24 and 7 miles from Kentucky lake, Patti's, Turtle Bay and the marina. Full kitchen available and beautiful sunsets. It is beautiful, words cannot do it justice.

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Farm stay in Princeton
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

LUX Secret House & RED ROOM

IF THIS LISTING IS BOOKED… find our Lux Secret Room #2 Grooms Suite! Luxury Guest House & Historical Gypsy horse farm and wedding venue with an adult theme room just a short drive from Nashville TN. Kentucky's finest example of a working horse farm woven into a magically designed wedding venue. Our herd of Gypsy horses is sure to capture your heart!!! Just 4 miles from I-24 and close to dining and fun Patti’s 1880 Settlement! Perfect couple getaway for adults.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area located?

    Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area sits on a peninsula bordered by Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, stretching across western Kentucky and into Tennessee. The area is surrounded by forest, lakes, and rural communities known for outdoor recreation.

  • When is the best time to visit Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area?

    Many visitors find late spring and early fall appealing for mild temperatures and colorful scenery, while summer draws people interested in water activities. Winters tend to be quieter, with cool temperatures and occasional rain.

  • How old is Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area?

    Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area was established in the 1960s as a federally managed space for recreation and conservation. Decades of restoration and programming have shaped it into a well-known destination for outdoor experiences.

  • Why was Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area built?

    Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area was established to create space for outdoor recreation, environmental education, and demonstration of resource management. It provides opportunities to explore natural habitats and learn about sustainable practices in the region.

  • What are some things to do near Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area?

    Around Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, travelers can explore local wildlife refuges, hike forest trails, or enjoy the communities known for regional food and crafts. Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley are frequently suggested for boating and fishing opportunities.

  • How is the weather near Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area?

    The area has four distinct seasons, with mild winters averaging 28–49°F (-2–9°C) and warm summers typically ranging from 64–89°F (18–32°C). Spring and fall often bring comfortable temperatures and periodic rainfall, which keeps the forests green.

  • How was Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area built?

    Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area was shaped through the creation of two large reservoirs, Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, by damming rivers for flood control, navigation, and energy. The area was then managed for recreation, conservation, and environmental education.

  • What is the history of Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area?

    The region’s modern history centers on the construction of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, which transformed the landscape and led to the recreation area’s development. Before this, Native American communities and early settlers lived throughout the peninsula, and some historic sites reflect those traditions.