Discover Seneca County's Vacation Rentals

Whether you're traveling with family or a group of friends, Seneca County vacation rentals are among the most efficient and spacious accommodations. In addition, with so many lakefront options to choose from, you'll have a front-row seat to the spectacular beauty of the Finger Lakes region from the privacy of your own rental property.

Vacation Rental FAQ's

Airbnb and VRBO are certainly two of the most common options, along with a regional service called Finger Lakes Premier Properties.
Depending on the time of year, you'll find vacation rentals on both Cayuga Lake and Seneca Lake that can be rented by the week, by the month or for just a few days.
Some of the most important questions to ask when choosing a vacation rental are:
1. What is the cancellation policy and where can I read it?
2. What supplies are included with the rental?
3. What cleanup is expected with the rental?
4. What are the total fees for the rental?
5. How, when and where do I pick up the keys?
- Junius Ponds Cabins and Campground
- Finger Lakes Cabins and Campgrounds
- Seneca Lake Resorts
- Cabins at Buttonwood Grove
- Cayuga Lake Cabins
- D&K Ranch
- Lakeshore Winery Cottage
- Mill Creek Cabins
- The Spotted Sandpiper
- Rivers Crossing Campground
- Send Acres Family Campground
- Sunset on Seneca Campsites
- Seneca Lake Resorts
- Cayuga Lake Cabins
- Mill Creek Cabins
Camping in Seneca County is a great way to get up close and personal with nature and the variety of camping options are wide and varied. Pitch your tent lakeside or book a campsite with full hookups. Perhaps a rustic cabin in the woods is more your style or maybe you prefer a cozy glampsite where stunning natural surroundings meet modern luxury. Whatever your taste, there is a camping experience for you.

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Overview of the grounds at Cayuga Lake Cabins, three cabins and pathway

A place to stay for extended time

Cayuga Lake Cabins

Ovid, NY

When Cheryl Santos and her husband Jim went looking for the perfect home that was near the water, they found it along the Route 89 Scenic Byway overlooking Cayuga Lake. Not only did they purchase the home, but they also bought 3.5 acres of land across the street and built a trio of luxury-style, log cabin vacation rentals known as Cayuga Lake Cabins.