Book a Cabin in Mower County, MN

Name: RUSTIC CABIN IN THE WOODS, 5 MIN TO ROCHESTER
Address: Rochester

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Featured Cabins in Mower County

Valley Cabin

$118 nightly

$127 total

Nov 4 - Nov 5

Total with taxes and fees

This cabin features laundry facilities.

Kitchen

Dryer

RUSTIC CABIN IN THE WOODS, 5 MIN TO ROCHESTER

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A garden is available at this cabin.

Pet friendly

Outdoor Space

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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price range for Mower County cabins?

Find a place that matches your budget and style among our broad range of cabins in Mower County. With rates from $127 to $127 per night, you'll have your pick of budget getaways, luxury retreats and so much more. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Why stay in a Mower County cabin?

If escaping the busyness of big-city life sounds enticing, lock in a cozy cabin in Mower County. Typically located around natural areas, they make a superb base to explore the great outdoors. Spend the daylight hours chasing adventure and after the sun goes down, gather around the fire and let that huge expanse of starry sky fill you with wonder.

Where are great Mower County cabins?

A great vacation rental depends on what kind of stay you're looking for. Seeking a simple, traditional escape for the whole family? Lock in a rustic cabin. If you really want to impress your other half, a luxury cabin in Mower County will send sparks flying. Pick from 95 options of all shapes and sizes around the well-known city of Austin. Then, explore its outdoor attractions like Jay C. Hormel Nature Center and Rice Lake State Park.