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East Texas Cabins essential information

Accommodation
230 Cabins
Lowest Price
$103
Highest Price
$473
Popular accommodation
Cora's Cabins, Coyote Creek A-Frame Cabin with Firepit, Nature Trail, Games, Outside Activities, Log Cabin in Woods W/Trail & Scavenger Hunt Wood Fireplace, Lindale Canton Tyler, WATERFRONT.Cozy Cabin on the water- quiet tributary of Caddo Lake! Pet friendly!, Waterfront log cabin! 3 bed, 2 bath, 5 kayaks, sleeps 10. Boat dock, fire pit, Waterfront Cabin #1, Onalaska, Lake Livingston, Texas, BRAND NEW - Peaceful Waterfront - 5 Minutes From Caddo State Park!, Lakeside Cabin With Your Own Personal Beach and Expansive Lake View, Pine Grove Cottage - Romantic Getaway on Private Lake, Rustic Lake Cabin #303 with Pool and Lake Access, Cabin like setting on secluded wooded property 5 minutes from Caddo Lake, Serene Lakefront Cabin, Fishing, Firepit, Kayaks

Frequently asked questions

What is the price range for East Texas cabins?
Look through our cabins in East Texas for all the available options. A simple, comfy cabin in East Texas could cost you as little as $103 per night. If you're looking for something more extravagant, a high-end getaway may cost up to $473 a night. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Why stay in an East Texas cabin?
If escaping the 9-to-5 routine of big-city life sounds good, reserve a cozy cabin in East Texas. Typically located in stunning natural areas, they make a convenient base to explore the great outdoors. Spend your days chasing adventure and come nightfall, gather around the fire and let the star-filled scenery fill you with wonder.
Where are great East Texas cabins?
There are excellent cabin rentals all over East Texas. From rustic cabins with the essentials to luxury cabins with all the bells and whistles, there'll be a pad that's right for you. Find yours at one of these destinations:

  • Tyler: Get comfortable in one of the 906 cabins around this city and then start exploring its beautiful nature attractions. Tyler State Park and Mineola Nature Preserve on the Sabine River should be on your itinerary.
  • Longview: Offering 3,514 cabins of all sorts, you can pick your own adventure here. Martin Creek Lake State Park and Paul Boorman Trail Park are must-do's while you're in town.
  • Jefferson: Caddo Lake State Park and Daingerfield State Park help make this destination a hit with lovers of the great outdoors. Discover these sights from any of the 3,712 vacation rentals in the area.

What are some great family cabins in East Texas?
If you're looking to give the youngsters a fun getaway with lots of time in nature, East Texas family cabins are the way to go. Spend your days in the great outdoors and then unwind together at one of these sought-after retreats:


What are some nice East Texas cabins on a river?
Whether you're longing to go fishing, swimming or just be lulled to sleep by the sounds of the water, these East Texas cabins by the river promise a reviving escape:


What are some East Texas cabins with pools?
Whether you're eager to get in some exercise, destress after a day out in nature or let the youngsters play in the water, these East Texas cabins with pools offer a fun and refreshing getaway:


What are some great cabins in East Texas?
Travelocity has East Texas cabins of all budgets, sizes and shapes. Whether you'd like to woo your honey in a romantic cabin or try adventurous activities with friends from a mountain lodge, we'll help you locate your dream pad. Here are just two places to start:


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