Majutuskohad järve ääres asukohas Caddo Lake

Lightning Bug Lane in the Trees on the Lake

Imagine a luxury cabin in the trees, in a cove on Cross Lake - for a romantic enchanted forest vibe getaway. Watch the birds and squirrels on the back porch with morning coffee or evening cocktails. Catch lightning bugs at dusk. Take a kayak out to cross lake. Spend time in our upstairs reading loft with our very own “little library”. Stargaze through our telescope. Quiet but in city limits.Our house next door can be rented as well as separate listing. What a dreamy honeymoon spot or picture op❤️

Frog Town Caddo Lake North Shore 3 Kayaks * Canoe

Frog Town is a Cozy camp looking out over historic Caddo Lake Owners live directly across the street Water access/not water front. Pets allowed x2 You will have access to a canoe & 2 kayaks Life jackets & paddles prov. Boat stall provided w/elec Fire pit Boat ramp a few hundred yards from camp Keurig Coffee machine Wifi & smart t.v's Laundry rm w/washer/dryer Charcoal grill & large outdoor deck Extra linens & towels Full kitchen/bath no tub Flight of stairs to camp Not wheelchair accessible

Caddo Lake Escape: Waterview with boat dock/kayaks

Escape for a week or a weekend to world famous Caddo Lake. Surrounded by the largest cypress forest in the world and designated as a wetland of international significance, our newest property will accommodate a couple or a family of four with ease and comfort. The Escape includes full kitchen, wi-fi , king bed and two loft bedrooms and water access across the street. If escaping to one of Texas last remaining hidden wilderness treasures sounds exciting, we invite you to explore and stay with us.

Fish, Kayak, Enjoy Nature and Get Away from it All

Looking for a place to get away from it all? This place is it! Stay to yourself & enjoy nature or go into the quaint city of Jefferson and enjoy antiquing or dining. Charming cabin on 2.5 acre right on the banks of Big Cypress Bayou in East Texas is ready for you to unwind and relax! Cabin is directly on the river, you can cast into the river from your back door! Kayaks, firepit, corn hole, books & games are available to use. Come enjoy Old Cypress River House & get away from it all!

Kingfisher Cabin open concept, 2 min walk to water

Enjoy the beauty & relaxation that Caddo Lake has to offer at the Kingfisher Cabin. Our tiny home is nestled in the Goose Prairie area, located between 2 boat launches (Crip's Camp & Johnson's Ranch). We have the unique ability to provide MULTIPLE bed configurations to meet guest(s) needs -1 King , 2 twins or 1 twin. There are 2 COMPLEMENTARY kayaks for guest(s) use. Life jackets are required, & use of all equipment is at your own risk. Pets welcome, however we have a 1 pet &20lb size limit.

Pelican Place on Caddo Lake (Boat Ramp & Kayaks)

Quiet retreat by Caddo lake with private boat ramp. Launch your own boat, or use kayaks. Filming of the movie produced by M. Night Shyamalan "Caddo Lake" was seen from the waterfront of Pelican Place. The patio is perfect for grilling dinner while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Caddo Lake. The updated interior of the house has maintained its rustic charm; provides a complete kitchen, private bedroom & queen sleeper sofa in living room. (Use Kayaks at your own risk, Lifejackets are provided)

Lakefront Cabin/Hot Tub, Scenic Views & EV Charger

Wake up to the perfect morning with coffee or mimosas on the deck, enveloped by the beauty of towering bald cypress trees draped in Spanish moss, gently swaying over the serene waters of Caddo Lake ✔️Waterfront paradise ✔️Pet friendly,bring your furry friends ✔️Relaxing hot tub w/stunning views (hot tub has been upgraded and it not the one pictured) ✔️2 Canoes & life jackets for your next adventure ✔️Cozy fire-pit for relaxation ✔️Outdoor dining area to enjoy al fresco meals ✔️EVTesla charger

Serenity House - Caddo Lake House

The modern amenities of this serene lake cabin are matched only by the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding Caddo Lake. Caddo Lake is the only natural lake in Texas. This beautiful home comes equipped with a boat house for your enjoyment. Guests can bring their boat and utilize the boat lift which is available upon request. Have fun exploring the many boat lanes. Kayaks are available. Life jackets, fishing equipment, diving board on the swimming deck all add to your water enjoyment.

Lakeside Cabin on Lake O' the Pines

If you are seeking a quiet place to relax and enjoy the beautiful sunset on the water, look no further than this new lakeside cabin on Lake O' the Pines. There is not a boat dock but around the corner is a boat ramp and of course you can fish from the shore. This shoreline is not the best for swimming it has several stumps but great for fishing. WE DONOT HAVE Wi-Fi yet, but good cell phone service/hotspot. Restaurants and shopping 20 miles in the historical town of Jefferson.

Cedar Treehouse on Cross Lake

Located on a 2 acre peninsula on Pine Island, this 450 sf treehouse is surrounded by 1400 feet of Cross Lake. Beautiful open water and cypress tree views epitomize Louisiana lake living. The treehouse has an open concept living area with a queen bed, claw foot tub and equipped kitchenette, with countertop oven/toaster, microwave, coffee pot, electric skillet, refrigerator and sink. It accommodates two adults, no children or pets. Two night minimum stay, no exceptions.

First Cast Cabin | Lakefront |2 Bed 2 Bath |Kayaks

➪ No Pets / Not Kid friendly mesg for info ➪ Starlink / Waterfront w/ dock + Lake Access ➪ Screened-in porch w/ fire pit + lake views ➪ Patio w/ BBQ + stone fire pit ➪ 2 Kayaks + paddles + life vest ➪ Master suite king + bathroom + 55” TV ➪ Master suite queen + bathroom + 32” TV ➪ Boathouse + boat trailer parking ➪ 42” smart TV’s w/ Netflix + Roku ➪ Parking → carport (2 cars) ➪ On site generator 2 mins → Cafes + dining 7 mins → Caddo Lake State Park

The Blue House on Cross Lake

This cottage was built circa 1926 on Cross Lake as the home for Lonnie Erwin who owned a catfish restaurant next to his home. Back in the day it was popular to drive up from Shreveport if they caught enough catfish to serve. The restaurant closed in the mid 1940s and it and the cottage fell into disrepair. We renovated the cottage and restaurant (also on Airbnb as The Red House on Cross Lake) and brought them up to date.