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November brings Thanksgiving in the United States, a holiday where family and friends gather around a table full of delicious food: turkey, stuffing, mac n cheese, mashed potatoes, cranberries, pumpkin and sweet potato pies… We could go on, but we don’t want to get ahead of ourselves! This year, why not try something different and travel to a new state to celebrate the holiday? With HomeExchange, swapping homes means that you’ll have access to a kitchen, a stove, and a place to have your own Thanksgiving celebration.
If this sounds appealing to you, we put together a list of some homes that still have some availability during Thanksgiving to help you in your search.
Discover HomeExchangeAmanda’s home in Sisters, OR

Anne’s home in Asheville, NC

Marc’s home in Littleton, CO

Susan’s home in Sarasota, FL

Allegra and Rex’s estate in Honolulu, HI

Suzette’s home in Bend, OR

Suzanne’s home in Sacramento, CA

Teresa’s apartment in Wilton Manors, FL

Anna and Ben’s cottage in Chicago, IL

Bill and Kellie’s home in Silver Spring, MD

Hopefully, these homes have inspired a sense of wanderlust in you and have encouraged you to branch out and celebrate Thanksgiving somewhere new with HomeExchange. Just remember to leave your host a slice or two of pumpkin pie to thank them for their hospitality!
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