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Lake side cabin rentals in Lake Winnipesaukee

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Cabin in Alton
Harold's Camp: A Vintage Lake Winni Waterfront
Cute, clean and well taken care of 1930's cottage literally right on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee offering you the chance to relax and get away. This 934 sq ft waterfront camp is located in the quaint town of Alton Bay and offers an open concept living/dining/kitchen with fireplace insert for heat/ambiance, 2 bedrooms, 3/4 bath and an amazing screen porch. Our guests have said it is truly something special. This is lakeside living the way it was meant to be. Host is a licensed NH Realtor.
$352 per night
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Cottage in Laconia
Lake views w private beach-Near Weirs Beach
This adorable, updated cottage is steps from Lake Winnipesaukee and a private beach! Relax on the deck with water views or bring a float and enjoy the lake. Located next to the Naswa Grill allowing you to walk over to grab lunch or go listen to music. At night, sit at the firepit and watch the stars. Walking distance to Weirs Beach. Marina is located across the channel for boat rentals. A short drive to downtown Meredith, Gunstock and Bank of NH Pavilion. Lots of hiking nearby. A hidden gem!
$214 per night
Condo in Laconia
Paradise On Paugus Bay, Private Beach
Don’t judge a book by its cover! This 1960s completely renovated Motel style condo has all your heart desires. Waterfront views, private beach access, parking for one and so much more. Enjoy a night out on the Weirs or witness the best sunsets from your private balcony The property has a Community fire pit, tiki bar and Adirondack chairs Inside the unit is a bright and clean fully equipped kitchen, new bedding and a living room area with a 50” smart tv. Come relax on “Lake time”
$205 per night
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Lake side house rentals in Lake Winnipesaukee

Home in Laconia
Waterfront W kayaks, Close to Beach & Bank of NH
$349 per night
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Home in Laconia
Stunning Views and More on Lake Winnipesaukee
$550 per night
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Home in Laconia
Luxury|Waterview|Patio|Grill| New Construction
$221 per night
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Home in Alton
Waterfront located in private cove with sandbar!
$450 per night
Home in Middleton
Orange Oasis | Lakefront Getaway w/ Private Beach
$142 per night
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Home in Gilford
Your getaway at Lake Winnipesaukee
$350 per night
Home in Laconia
LakeWinni/Ski Oasis w/ HotTub+Pool by WeirsBeach
$478 per night
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Home in Moultonborough
Steps to Lake Winnipesaukee
$507 per night
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Home in Gilford
Cottage with lake views, central A/C, fire pit
$238 per night
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Private room in Laconia
Restful by the lake! Traveler Friendly!
$77 per night
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Home in Moultonborough
Hale Pau Hana
$657 per night
Home in Alton
Lake Winnipesaukee - lakefront house with slip!
$271 per night
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Lake side cottage rentals in Lake Winnipesaukee

Cottage in Middleton
☀ Fox & Loon lake house: hot tub/pedal boat/kayaks
$320 per night
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Cottage in Wolfeboro
Quaint Wolfeboro Lake Winnipesaukee Lakefront Home
$475 per night
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Cottage in Laconia
Lakefront Cottage on Beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee
$220 per night
Cottage in Alton
1 Bedroom Cottage w/Lake Winnipesaukee View/Access
$169 per night
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Cottage in Laconia
Completely updated detached cottage/Paugus Bay!
$242 per night
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Cottage in Meredith
Pet Friendly Modern Cottage w/ Lake Access
$245 per night
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Cottage in Moultonborough
Waterfront cottage with deep water Docking
$259 per night
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Cottage in Laconia
Studio Cottage at a Lakefront Association
$177 per night
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Cottage in Middleton
Beautiful Lakeside Cottage
$164 per night
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Cottage in Alton
Lakehurst Lakefront Cottages #3
$270 per night
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Cottage in Gilford
Summer Heights. Renovated cottage w/ water access
$450 per night
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Cottage in Gilmanton
Cozy 2 bedroom lake cabin in lakes region
$152 per night
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Lake side condo rentals in Lake Winnipesaukee

Condo in Gilford
1 Bedroom Lake Winnipesaukee Condo
$175 per night
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Condo in Laconia
Winnipesaukee Waterfront Condo on Paugus Bay
$209 per night
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Condo in Gilford
Lake or Ski Condo, close to Gunstock and the Lake
$149 per night
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Condo in Tilton
Waterfront Studio ~ King bed ~ Private Porch ~View
$152 per night
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Condo in Laconia
Private Suite at Lakefront Resort
$221 per night
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Condo in Gilford
Private Beach and Walk to Concerts at Lake Winni
$143 per night
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Condo in Laconia
Blackcat One Room Studio on Lake Winnipesaukee
$254 per night
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Condo in Laconia
Summer Time Lake Winnipesaukee Condo
$195 per night
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Condo in Gilford
Live your Best Lake Winni Life! Cozy Condo FUN!
$177 per night
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Condo in Gilford
2 Bedroom Lake Winnipesaukee Condo
$450 per night
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Condo in Laconia
Updated 1 bedroom condo across from Winnipesaukee
$192 per night
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Condo in Gilford
Misty Harbor Resort and Barefoot Beach
$207 per night
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Your guide to Lake Winnipesaukee

All About Lake Winnipesaukee

In the hill-covered Lakes Region of the White Mountains, you’ll find New Hampshire’s largest lake and its 288 miles of shoreline. The shimmering blue waters of Lake Winnipesaukee are ideal for swimming, jumping off docks, and boating during the summer months. And you can spend days on a boat, hopping from island to island (there are 274 habitable ones) or simply floating the day away. The winter snowfall brings cross-country skiers and ice fishers.

But the appeal of staying near Lake Winnipesaukee isn’t merely the water but also the communities established on its shores. The largest city in the area is Laconia, where Victorian homes line the lakefront and Winnipesaukee Pier, chocolate shops, general stores, and vendors selling souvenirs offer a peek into the region’s heyday in the early 1900s. Just north of Laconia is the artistic little town of Meredith, and on the southeastern shore, you’ll find three small museums and colorful historic buildings in the town of Wolfeboro. At the northernmost part of the lake lies Moultonborough, a quieter and more rural town, where you’ll find some of the region’s most stunning European-style architecture.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Lake Winnipesaukee?

Precipitation is high and steady throughout the year, with about seven days of rain each month, so be sure to pack waterproof layers and boots regardless of the season. The summer brings high daily temperatures with a bit of humidity that subsides as the sun goes down. It’s ideal weather for riding and boating, if you’re in town for the annual Motorcycle Week in June or to see prized boats at the boat show in July.

Fall is one of the most popular seasons for booking Lake Winnipesaukee house rentals as sweater weather returns and vivid foliage turns the area into an autumnal paradise. Winter brings plenty of snow, and the lake freezes over to make way for outdoor hockey games and ice fishing. Spring brings the big thaw and lots of mud, so you may want to pass up the hiking trails in favor of exploring the lakeside towns.


What are the top things to do in Lake Winnipesaukee?

Laconia

Home to Weirs Beach, Winnipesaukee Pier, a drive-in theater, bowling lanes, arcades, and mini-golf courses, this lakeside city is the central hub of the Lakes Region. Dining options are plentiful, and you’ll find local restaurants specializing in farm-to-table cuisine, wood-paneled diners, cute cafes in residential neighborhoods, and lakeside steak and seafood lounges.

Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad

For sweeping views of the lake and surrounding mountains that you can’t get from hiking or driving around, book a one- or two-hour train ride on this 19th-century rail system. You can board in Meredith or Weirs Beach, and there’s daily service during the summer, weekend rides throughout the spring, and even special fall foliage rides during the first months of autumn. Although you can snag some light snacks and drinks at the gift shop before you board, you’re also welcome to bring your own picnic on board.

Hiking

The Lakes Region is surrounded by temperate deciduous forests like the Belknap Mountain State Forest, where a popular trail will lead you up Mount Major. If you get an early start, you can beat the crowds and have the views of the lake to yourself.