Milwaukee cabin rentals

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Top-rated cabin rentals in Milwaukee

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Cabin in Hubertus
Glacier Hills Rustic Cabin #8
Rustic lakefront cabins in the heart of Glacier Hills County Park, just a few miles from Holy Hill along Friess Lake! You will be staying on the foundation of a former log camping cabin from the 1920's that was renovated back in 2019 to this charming little A-frame cabin. This is a single room cabin with electricity. Portable restrooms and water are located near the cabins and up near the hall by the park restrooms and showers. Cabin 8 has wooded lake views with an awesome private back patio.
$75 per night
Cabin in Waterford
5 bed/3 bath cabin SE WI 1hr fr Chicago! Sleeps 15
Relax w/your family and friends at this boho chic and peaceful cabin. A short 1- hr drive North of Chicago or 30-mins South of Milwaukee. No need to spend the entire day just driving to/from. Get some much needed rest w/nature. Cabin has been recently remodeled. Perfect little getaway from the hustle & bustle of life to sit back and enjoy each other’s company. Some amenities include billiards table, pop-a-shot, foosball, PS5, fire pit, cigar lounge and more. Follow us on IG Bourbon_and_Pine
$650 per night
Cabin in Milwaukee
Rustic City Oasis on the River
Enjoy a nice relaxing getaway without leaving the city! This rustic cabin offers tons of space and a great place to bring the whole family. With two main floor bedrooms, an upstairs loft including a bathroom and kitchenette and a fully fitted basement for kids and adults alike, there is room for everyone. Enjoy a morning coffee on the deck, or dinner in the backyard under the stars. Walk by the river or take a short drive into downtown to see all the city has to offer!
$377 per night
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Stay near Milwaukee's top sights

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Miller Park178 locals recommend
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Potawatomi Hotel & Casino65 locals recommend
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Harley-Davidson Museum208 locals recommend
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Milwaukee County Zoo118 locals recommend
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Milwaukee Art Museum398 locals recommend
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Milwaukee Public Market267 locals recommend

Lakefront cabin rentals in Milwaukee

Cabin in Hubertus
Glacier Hills Rustic Cabin #9
$70 per night
Cabin in Hubertus
Glacier Hills Rustic Cabin #7
$75 per night
Cabin in Hubertus
Glacier Hills Rustic Cabin #6
$75 per night
Cabin in Okauchee Lake
Serene Lake House 2 bd + den Okauchee Blue getaway
$199 per night
Cabin in Okauchee Lake
Peaceful 2 bedroom lake house Okauchee Green
$199 per night

Milwaukee fishing cabin rentals

Cabin in Pewaukee
Rare Log Cabin Hidden Hideaway 3BR/2BA
$367 per night
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Cabin in Hubertus
Glacier Hills Rustic Cabin #7
$75 per night
Cabin in Hubertus
Glacier Hills Rustic Cabin #6
$75 per night
Cabin in Okauchee Lake
Serene Lake House 2 bd + den Okauchee Blue getaway
$199 per night
Cabin in Okauchee Lake
Peaceful 2 bedroom lake house Okauchee Green
$199 per night

Cottage rentals in Milwaukee

Cottage in Bay View
Modern cottage in the heart of Bayview.
$210 per night
Cottage in Brewer's Hill
Historic Brewers Hill Rear Cottage
$142 per night
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Cottage in Racine
Clementine Cottage
$158 per night
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Cottage in Milwaukee
Eclectic Cottage - Feng Shui Space in the City
$92 per night
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Cottage in Hartland
Cozy cottage in the heart of Lake Country
$154 per night
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Cottage in Nashotah
Okauchee Lake - Newly Remodeled Cozy Cottage
$345 per night
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Cottage in Richfield
Peaceful weekend or extended stay, full amenities
$161 per night
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Cottage in Wind Lake
StayLakeside on Wind Lake / On-site Pontoon Rental
$215 per night
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Cottage in Hartford
Cheerful cottage in the middle of the Kettles.
$166 per night
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Cottage in Bay View
The Snug Irish Cottage (King Bed)
$72 per night
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Cottage in Hartford
The Lazy Dais Cottage on Pike Lake.
$200 per night
Cottage in Kansasville
Charming cottage w/stunning views & private beach
$196 per night

Your guide to Milwaukee

All About Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s largest urban area, is a vibrant Great Lakes city that retains its industrial past while pouring energy and investment into the cultural life of its distinctive neighborhoods, its charming downtown with late 19th-century buildings, and its waterfront district with views of Lake Michigan. Three rivers — the Milwaukee, the Kinnickinnic, and the Menomonee — pass through town, and you can kayak and canoe along the urban river trails. During the summer, enjoy a swim in the crisp Lake Michigan water at Bradford Beach.

The Old World Third Street Historic District is the best place to immerse yourself in Milwaukee’s German roots. You’ll want to come hungry to this area of town, home to restaurants serving Bavarian favorites like wiener schnitzel and bratwurst. The Milwaukee Public Market is an indoor marketplace with 20 local vendors selling craft cheeses, fresh seafood, and prepared foods. Just outside the city center, you can spend hours wandering through the historic neighborhoods of the Lower East Side or Murray Hill, admiring the Victorian homes.


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

Milwaukee experiences extreme weather conditions, and although the temperature changes drastically throughout the year, there is plenty to do indoors and outside, making it a great year-round destination. The summer is a perfect time to visit Milwaukee’s beautiful waterfront, as the longer days are hot and, in late July through early September, humid. Spring in Wisconsin moves from melting snow and slush to wildflowers around April, and from late September through the end of November, you’ll see the city splashed with the colors of autumn leaves. Winters are cold, with freezing winds coming off the lake, so make sure you bring warm outerwear. You’ll want to browse museums then, try German beers along the Old World Third Street Historic District, or even test out your cross-country skis in the outlying parks.


What are the top things to do in Milwaukee?

Milwaukee Public Museum

This museum of natural and human history has three floors filled with more than 4 million artifacts, making it the largest museum in Wisconsin. Experience interactive exhibits where you can walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, stroll through the streets of Old Milwaukee, check out a recreated European village, or learn about the ancient crossroads of Europe, Africa, and Asia. You can also visit the planetarium.

Milwaukee RiverWalk

Once a thriving industrial area, the banks of the Milwaukee River are now home to a pedestrian path lined with bars, restaurants, and gardens. Starting at the historic Pierhead Lighthouse, the Milwaukee RiverWalk stretches an impressive 20 blocks through downtown. During the warmer months, the restaurant patios along the boardwalk hum with diners.

National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum

Home to more than 6,500 bobbleheads that date back decades, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is one of the city’s quirkiest attractions. Search for bobbleheads of your favorite baseball players, actors, cartoon characters, and politicians. You can also learn about the history of bobbleheads and how they are made.

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