Alquileres vacacionales en Plumas National Forest

Sierra Buttes River Cabin

Sierra Buttes River Cabin is a charming 2BD home nestled in between the Sierra Buttes and the North Yuba river. There are stunning views of the Sierra Buttes from both your front yard and back deck with big river sound. This adorable rustic retreat has vintage charm and tons of character with modern amenities including brand new beds and linens. Located on historic Main Street Sierra City allows easy access to downtown shops and restaurants. Wifi & dog friendly. Come Discover the Lost Sierra.

Mountain eclectic cabin in Lost Sierras on 3 acres

Have fun with the whole family at this stylish place. This custom, mountain eclectic cabin is located in a beautiful gated community with access to the Frank Lloyd Wright designed club house and Altitude Recreation Center. With an amazing 1300 sq. ft. of home and 1300 sq deck with amazing views, it has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths that sleeps up to 6 guests. THE CABIN Enjoy this clean, mountain -eclectic designed cabin with geothermal heating and central ac. The home has internet access and tv.

Keddie Wye House

Based at the foot of the world-famous Keddie Wye Trestle, this historic 1906 home offers custom woodwork and attention to detail throughout. Outside you will find extensive decks, private river access, and exquisite landscaping. The property borders the National Forest with exclusive trail access leading to your own private swimming holes. You will enjoy your own unique view of the world famous Keddie Wye. House is only 7 miles from the Quincy. NOT SUITIABLE FOR SMALL CHILDREN OR HANDICAP.

Graeagle Epic Adventure

Ready to truly “get away”? Whether you’re looking to relax on the porch or by the fireplace in this charming, newly remodeled home in the forest OR explore the Sierras with a hike, paddle boarding or snowshoeing…this home has something to offer everyone who needs to unwind and recharge. Enjoy being just a 5 minute walk to shops, Graeagle Market, and the Mill Pond! Tennis courts are right across the street. This home offers WiFi and a pet friendly setting for your furry family members.

Lake Front Cabin on Lake Almanor with Boat Dock

Upgraded cozy Lake Cabin, with full amenities. 3 bed, 2bath huge deck for BBQ's and on the Lake. This is your perfect get-away to be able to relax and enjoy nature. Great fishing off our backyard, lake and on creeks. All one story plenty of parking! Ping Pong table, board games and movies. Bring the water toys. This is the place where kids forget about their IPADS and phones. Boat Dock is removed from Nov 1st to April 1st do to winter/snow conditions. Sorry for the inconvenience

The Cabin - Summertime! Woot Woot!

This creekside Cabin (300sqft) escape is a STUDIO nestled in the forest but with all the city amenities. Complete with a queen bed and a full size bed in an upper loft (wrought iron ladder access, see photos to confirm able to climb it! This is NOT the primary bed.) Full bathroom with tub/shower, recently renovated full kitchen with granite counter tops, and a flat-screen TV with WiFi. A great escape from the Bay Area (San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose 4.5hrs); Sacramento 3 hrs

Oak Knoll

Come stay in the guest house at Oak Knoll. Property is serene with oak trees surrounding it and views overlooking Dillengers pond and valley. Short walking distance to downtown Quincy where the local shops and restaurants are located. Guest house has own separate entrance with designated parking spot. Has nice outside porch with sitting area. Large studio room with bathroom attached and contains kitchenette and large closet.

Rainbow's End Cabin

Cute cabin for two! Walking distance to the beautiful Feather River and our private sand beach. Hiking, swimming and sightseeing. Close to Lake Almanor, the quaint town of Quincy, snowshoeing, fishing and many other outdoor activities. Tree Library and lawn games available on the historic Paxton Lodge property.

Magical Sierra Bungalow!

Welcome to the Lost Sierra Bungalow! This cabin was built in the early sixties, but many of the timbers came from Sierra Valley barns from the 1800's. Located at the confluence of the Yuba River and Haypress Creek, the house opens up to the sound of rushing waters and chirping birds.