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Holiday rentals in Lansing

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A cozy sitting area features a darkly painted wall adorned with various framed art pieces and photographs. Comfortable brown leather seating invites relaxation, while a warm lamp provides soft lighting. Natural light enters through a window partially covered by elegant drapes, creating a warm atmosphere.
Home in Fayetteville
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 196 reviews

Fun Mothman Themed House w/ Whole House Escape Rm

Come explore this Mothman themed AirBnb and solve the whole house escape room! (You're never locked in, it's just a bunch of puzzles!) Upstairs is creepy, funny, and cozy all at the same time. Downstairs is Mothman Cave with air hockey, PS5, T2 arcade game, and more! Outside has a nice fire pit with swings and a hammock under the deck. We'd rate it PG for scariness, so 5-10 year olds might get nervous unless they dig scary movies. It's ~1 mile of Fayetteville and the New River Gorge Bridge.

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Place to stay in Scarbro
5 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Forest Glamping near NRG, Wildwood Flower-1 of 3

Your fully furnished luxury 16ft bell tent sits on a large elevated deck featuring a Solo Stove, Adirondack chairs, and hammock. To ensure ultimate seclusion, your site is located over 100ft from any other campers on our peaceful 16-acre property. It’s the perfect romantic getaway or place to unwind after a day of play in the New River Gorge National Park, which is only 20 minutes away. Your bell tent is fully powered, has AC, a heater, towels, and fresh bedding- all you have to do is show up!

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The exterior of a renovated 1950's house features a welcoming front porch with hanging plants and seating. The entrance is marked by a dark door beneath a covered awning, with steps leading up from a grassy area. A sign identifies the property as 'Hamilton House'.
Cottage in Ansted
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Hamilton House

1950's renovated house with lots of original character next to Hawks Nest State Park and close to 2 more State Parks, in a quiet neighborhood and within a few minutes to all the New River Gorge National Park has to offer. 15 minutes from historic Fayetteville and the New River Gorge Bridge, central to whitewater rafting and rock climbing companies. We have 3 outdoor spaces and a bbq area. Our covered deck is 18' long and has a picnic table and other seating and the front porch has a nice swing

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Home in Lansing
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 366 reviews

The Ames House - Close to Adventures on the Gorge!

INSIDE THE NATIONAL PARK. Disregard the "1 hour drive to New River Gorge National Park and Preserve" You can be at the park's best hiking trail in 5 minutes! The Ames House is an authentic company house from the booming coal mine era in WV that has been completely remodeled to fit anyone's modern needs. Experience a part of WV history that is conveniently located within walking distance to one of America's biggest adventure resorts. A short drive across the NRG Bridge puts you in Fayetteville.

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An expansive wooden deck features a textured table and bench, providing a space for outdoor dining. Surrounded by trees, the deck overlooks a serene creek and distant hills, with a clear sky and scattered clouds enhancing the natural scenery.
Treehouse in Fayetteville
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Treehouse @ Wolf Creek

Our unique Treehouse and cabin getaway is five mins (not 50 min) from the New River Gorge bridge and National Park and Preserve, located close to the Long Point trailhead and Fayetteville. The New River gorge is full of activities like hiking, biking, climbing, whitewater rafting, fishing, birding and lots of outdoor fun. New this season fiber internet 🛜, new deck space, an additional cabin with outdoor dining, bar area, Blackstone grill, and a Hottub with a great view overlooking wolf creek.

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A welcoming porch features multiple rocking chairs and decorative elements against a backdrop of well-maintained grass. The white exterior of the house is complemented by a neutral-toned pathway leading to the entrance, framed by a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.
Home in Edmond
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 301 reviews

New River Gorge Gem

Enjoy all the outdoor activities that the New River Gorge has to offer. This is a 150 year old family home updated with all the comforts, including a well equipped kitchen. Located less than one mile from Endless Wall Trail and Head House trail. Only a few minutes drive to the New River Gorge Bridge, rock climbing, mountain biking, zip lining and white water rafting. Less than 10 minutes to Fayetteville with groceries, shops and restaurants. Make some memories that will last a lifetime.

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The cabin's exterior is framed by tall trees, with a dark wooden facade and warm, glowing windows. A covered porch extends along the front, providing a welcoming entrance. The surrounding natural landscape features scattered leaves on the ground and fading light, hinting at a serene setting.
Cabin in Fayetteville
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

The Redstar Cabin 5 min to NRG Park w/ Hot Tub

Escape to the Redstar Cabin, a spacious retreat for families & groups in a private, gated forest community. Just 5 mins from New River Gorge National Park, this home features a hot tub, game room with a pool table, and cozy fireplace. The cabin also features a fire pit, dedicated workspace, electric indoor fireplace, propane grill, and children's books/toys. Enjoy exclusive access to private trails and a scenic overlook of the famous bridge. Perfect for your next adventure!

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An outdoor area features a fire pit surrounded by stones, with two wooden adirondack chairs positioned nearby. A wooden table displays bottles and a small plant. The backdrop displays the Loft's exterior and a scenic sunset sky.
Loft in Lansing
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 225 reviews

New River Gorge Bridge and Breakfast

This stylish space offers the ultimate Bridge and Breakfast experience—modern comforts in a historic coal camp inside New River Gorge National Park. Stay above a general store and enjoy a locals' discount on all food. The store is less than ½ mile from the NRG bridge and serves breakfast all day. The Loft is a short walk to AOTG resort and just across the bridge from Fayetteville. And less than a 25 minute drive to Hawk’s Nest, Summersville and Babcock State Parks

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A charming log cabin is presented, featuring a metal roof and a welcoming front porch adorned with American flags. The cabin is surrounded by green trees, offering a tranquil setting. A decorative wreath and a welcoming sign complement the cabin's entrance.
Cabin in Edmond
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Almost Heaven's Hideaway

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. This 1800's, picturesque, log cabin is located just feet from the newest 'National Park'. The New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Only 2/10's of a mile from The Endless Wall Trail, an easy 5-minute walk from the cabin. If you are an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, biking, rock-climbing, white-water rafting, etc..., or just want to get away from the big city, you're not going to find a better place.

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A wooden cabin with a red metal roof is nestled among lush greenery, surrounded by trees and a manicured lawn. A gravel driveway leads to the cabin, with a vehicle parked nearby, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere of the outdoor space.
Home in Lansing
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 246 reviews

1 mi to NRG Bridge, Private, Hot Tub, Pet Friendly

1 mile to New River Gorge National Park Canyon Rim Visitor Center and NRG Bridge, with immediate access to Ames Heights Rd and only a few minutes drive to Fayetteville and Oak Hill. An outdoor hot tub on a balcony deck overlooks the spacious yard and forest edge. Campfire area with charcoal grill. Roku TV and fast WiFi inside. Nightly rate based on 2 guests; increases per person, per night for 3 or more people.

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Cabin in Fayetteville
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Papaw’s Cozy Cabin at NRG!

Simple cabin for your landing zone while you’re enjoying the NRG outdoor recreation. Located only two miles from the town of Fayetteville with easy access to all the area has to offer. Recently remodeled with all new appliances and furniture. Includes an outdoor hot tub to relax in. Sleeps four with two queen bedrooms on the main floor and a full size bed in the open loft.

Top guest favourite
The entrance features a green exterior wall accentuated by a white door adorned with a wreath. A small potted plant sits by the door, while a decorative mat lies on the concrete step. A lantern hangs above, providing subtle illumination.
Home in Fayetteville
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Walkable to New River Gorge Trails & Downtown

Location, location location! Centrally located, with in walking distance of downtown, national park trails, and city park with basketball courts and pump track. A haven for adventure enthusiast, with all the area has to offer right at your fingertips. One of the few places to stay within walking distance of the entrance gates for bridge day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Lansing?

    Choose from rustic cabins, mountain lodges, or vacation homes nestled near forests and rivers. Many places provide easy access to outdoor recreation and community events in the area.

  • What are the best things to do in Lansing with kids?

    Explore outdoor activities like hiking, wildlife watching, and guided rafting suitable for families. Local parks and adventure outfitters frequently suggested for fun, hands-on experiences with nature.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Lansing?

    Visitors often explore hiking and rock climbing in the New River Gorge National Park, join guided river rafting trips, or browse artisan craft shops around town. The area has a unique blend of nature and local culture.

  • How is the weather in Lansing?

    Lansing has cold winters with average temperatures from 24–44°F (-4–7°C), and mild to warm summers around 59–81°F (15–27°C) with regular rainfall. Pack layers and plan for occasional showers, regardless of the season.

  • When is the best time to visit Lansing?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor activities like hiking and rafting. Fall colors and community events, including Bridge Day, draw many visitors seeking scenic views.

  • What are the best places to visit in Lansing?

    Explore the New River Gorge National Park and walk the bridges for sweeping canyon views. Local outfitters, scenic trails, and artisan shops around town continue to draw those looking for outdoor and cultural experiences.

  • What are some hiking trails in Lansing?

    Many visitors explore trails with river views, forested paths, and overlooks around the New River Gorge area. Popular choices include rim trails, wooded loops, and routes leading to scenic rock formations.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Lansing?

    Families often explore easy hiking trails, participate in guided river adventures, or visit parks with picnic areas and playgrounds. Nature-focused attractions foster learning and time together in the outdoors.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lansing?

    Consider exploring nearby historic towns, scenic overlooks, or state parks known for waterfalls and vistas. Regional art galleries and craft centers are frequently suggested for a taste of local culture.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lansing?

    Many places in Lansing allow pets, with cabins, lodges, and vacation homes frequently suggested for travelers with animals. Look for locations with easy access to walking trails and outdoor space.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Lansing?

    Locals often suggest planning for changing weather and checking trail or park conditions before heading out. Bringing reusable water bottles and respecting natural habitats is valued in the outdoor community.

  • What is Lansing known for?

    Lansing is known for rugged outdoor recreation, particularly around the New River Gorge, and for its welcoming adventure community. The area draws climbers, hikers, and those seeking scenic river landscapes.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lansing?

    Seek out less traveled hiking spots along quiet streams, local artisan shops tucked around town, or small farm stands with regional produce. Offbeat lookouts and old rail trails often surprise those who enjoy wandering.

  • What are the best foods to try in Lansing?

    Lansing has a mix of classic Appalachian comfort dishes, including cornbread, barbecue, and seasonal produce. Look for local bakeries and small eateries serving homestyle favorites and regional sweets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Lansing?

    Pack comfortable outdoor clothing, sturdy shoes for trails, and rain gear due to frequent showers throughout the year. Layers are helpful, as temperatures can shift from cool mornings to warmer afternoons.

  • What is the nightlife in Lansing like?

    Lansing has a laid-back nightlife scene centered on casual taverns, live music at local spots, and communal outdoor gatherings. Many visitors enjoy relaxing by a campfire or sharing stories after a day spent outside.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Lansing?

    Bridge Day is frequently suggested, drawing people to watch BASE jumping and celebrate the region’s outdoor culture in autumn. Local riverside festivals and seasonal community gatherings often highlight music, crafts, and food.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lansing?

    Lansing has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including cabins and houses with communal spaces for groups. Many accommodations are near parks and outdoor recreation areas.