Indiana has a wide variety of Cabin
Rental Options. The term Cabin fits a very wide range of
lodging types. The types of cabins vary so widely that anything
that is not considered either a hotel or a bed and breakfast
can be considered a cabin.
You may be thinking of a cabin as
a 100 year old log cabin that Abraham Lincoln may have lived
in. These exist, but they are not the norm. Anything from a
large house to a small camping cabin are what you will find.
The types are discussed below.
Traditional
Cabins
The normal Cabin is more like a house. You will find bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, etc. These are widely available in Indiana.
You will find regular houses, log cabins, mobile homes and occasionally
RV’s rented as cabins. These can be offered by cabin rental
companies, or they can be houses for rent by individuals. The
Indiana Dunes area is noted for having a lot of vacation houses
available for rent. Traditional cabins include:
Houseboats that are docked and cabins that float on the water
make excellent choices for people wishing to fish or have ready
access to their boats. Patoka Lake is the only place known to
have these sort of accommodations. Floating cabins include:
Camping Cabins are typically smaller, and you probably still
need to bring your camping gear (except the tent). They often
have electricity, heating and air conditioning. They may or
may not have a bathroom, shower, water or kitchen facilities.
These cabins are commonly found throughout Indiana. Camping
cabins include:
Houseboats offer the best of both worlds - they're comfortable cabins, and they're boats that can take you to the good fishing or swimming. Patoka Lake is the only place in Indiana that rents houseboats.
Traditional
Cabins
Floating
Cabins
Camping
Cabins
Houseboats
Cabins
with Hot Tubs
Pet
Friendly Cabins