Adirondack-Style Cabin Rentals with Fire Pit and Barbecue in Upstate New York

Cabin in Oneida, NY

4 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 0 bathrooms

Features and services

Most popular features

  • Wi-Fi/Internet

  • Private Kitchen

  • National Park

  • Heating

  • Microwave

  • Fridge

  • barbecue

    Shared Barbecue

  • Parking

  • Shower

  • Cooking basics

  • Meditation

Where you will stay

Go glamping | Upstate NY

Oneida, New York

Detailed location provided after booking

Scenic views
  • Harriet Tubman National Historical Park
    46 miles straight-line distance
    73 kilometers straight-line distance

In upstate New York, this property sits on the banks of the Cowasselon Creek, hidden on 188 acres of vibrant green pastures and stunning views. Only a 45-minute drive from Syracuse, guests will find themselves suddenly secluded in a beautiful country landscape with ponds, gorges, meadows, stream, woodlands, and even waterfalls. This area was once inhabited by the Oneida Tribe, which were one of the original Five Nations of the Iroquois League. Near the Finger Lakes, the property is home to several special archeological artifacts and guests can share the stories of the local natives. From the moment they arrive, guests will find themselves planning their return to this magical country escape.
Activities near Oneida
  • Meditation

Guests visiting, no matter the time of year, have an endless amount of outdoor activities to choose from. In the summer, guests can pack a picnic and head over to Oneida Lake for a day of sailing, swimming, fishing, and fun. Should guests prefer the river, they can hop in a kayak or canoe and explore the Oneida River. Oneida County is home to countless miles of woodland trails, like the Gorge Trail, wildlife preserves, and even three state parks, including the Verona Beach State Park. The property lies near the historic Erie Canal, which guests have two ways of experiencing. They can rent a bike and cycle the Erie Canal Cycling Trail, or cruise down the Erie Canal in a boat.

Come winter, the area receives a large amount of snow, making it very popular with outdoor winter recreational enthusiasts. The Black River Environmental Improvement Association maintains trails open throughout the year. While in the summer guests can hike there, during the winter the trails are great for cross-country skiing. Guests can also ice skate on the many lakes around the area or go snowmobiling through the groomed trails from Southern Hills to the Tug Hill region.

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Things to know

Arrival and departure

  • Check-in: Flexible

  • Check-out: Flexible

House rules

Cancellation policy

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