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As the temperature drops and the big sweaters, fluffy blankets, and mugs of hot chocolate start to appear, you’re probably in the mood for a cozy, relaxing vacation. Why not stay in a cabin this year? Cabins are a great way to get back to nature without having to forfeit the comfort of home.
To help you plan your next cozy cabin getaway, we put together a list of homes available this holiday season on HomeExchange. Let’s get started!
Travel with HomeExchangeShawn’s home in Tahoma, CA
Barbara’s lakefront cabin in Nottingham, NH
Alex’s home in Windham, NY
Lisa’s home in Canmore, Canada
Philippe’s home in Praz-Sur-Arly, France
Stephanie and Scott’s sea lodge in Grapeview, WA
Lynn’s home in Sapphire, NC
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Nigel’s cottage in Portree, Scotland
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Tabitha’s home in Bainbridge Island, WA
It’s nearly impossible to look at these cabins and not be overwhelmed with the urge to travel for the holidays. Luckily, with HomeExchange, home swapping is an easier and less expensive way to find the perfect cabin for your next vacation. So, what are you waiting for?
Last posts
- Astoria, Oregon: 100 Years of Its Iconic Column, and a Port Town Worth More Than a Portland Day Trip
- 200 Nights a Year, One License, Zero Margin for Error: Salt Lake City's New Short-Term Rental Rules
- Is HomeExchange still worth it if I only travel once a year?
- What happens if I don't manage to exchange during the year, do I lose my money?
- 16 Years and 400 Home Exchanges: How One Decision Changed the Way We Travel and Live
