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Vacation rentals in Nashville

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Nashville

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Cabin in Nashville
Modern Nashville Home in the Woods
Welcome to Plāhaus - a modern home nestled in the woods of Brown County. Plāhaus is a space of solitude and relaxation for anyone wanting to enjoy the beauty of Brown County, without the typical log cabin decor. Enjoy the gorgeous view from the balcony, spend some time around the firepit, and venture into Nashville to check out the unique shops and restaurants. Come for a family getaway, a romantic retreat or simply to clear your mind from the everyday stresses.
$265 per night
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Bungalow in Nashville
The Bluebird Bungalow
This little gem in the charming town of Nashville has been completely renovated to meet all of your needs during your stay. Enjoy coffee on the front porch, an evening sitting around the fire pit or soaking in the hot tub. This home is a short walk to downtown Nashville's shops and restaurants. It is also less than a mile from the new Brown County Music Center as well as 1.5 miles from Brown County State Park.
$227 per night
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Home in Nashville
Buffalo Nickel
This quaint cottage was dubbed Buffalo Nickel after discovering the historical information regarding an early owner of the property.
$167 per night
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Stay near Nashville's top sights

Photo of Brown County State Park
Brown County State Park124 locals recommend
Photo of Big Woods Pizza Co
Big Woods Pizza Co57 locals recommend
Photo of Big Woods at Hard Truth Hills
Big Woods at Hard Truth Hills21 locals recommend
Photo of Brown County Inn
Brown County Inn31 locals recommend
Photo of Artists Colony Inn & Restaurant
Artists Colony Inn & Restaurant6 locals recommend
Photo of Hobnob Corner
Hobnob Corner12 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Nashville

Cabin in Nashville
Daffodil Hill
$187 per night
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Home in Nashville
Brown County Cottage
$169 per night
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Loft in Nashville
Awesome View Treetop Suite with Jetted Spa Tub
$223 per night
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Rental unit in Nashville
Downtown Nashville’s Chipmunk!
$116 per night
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Loft in Nashville
Ellie's Loft, brand new downtown Nashville, IN.
$175 per night
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Cabin in Nashville
Charley's Cabin
$187 per night
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Rental unit in Nashville
Downtown Nashville's Hidden Gem!
$170 per night
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Bungalow in Nashville
The Bullfrog Bungalow
$227 per night
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Cabin in Nashville
Brown County Woods - Cabin 2 king beds 24 acres
$227 per night
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Rental unit in Nashville
Downtown Nashville’s Haven!
$159 per night
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Guest suite in Nashville
Iris Garden's "Cloud 9" in Heart of the village
$127 per night
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Loft in Nashville
Salt Creek Wine Loft, Brown County
$125 per night
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Your guide to Nashville

All About Nashville

Nashville isn’t just located in one of the most scenic parts of Indiana, where forests stretch over rolling hills and the steep-sided Salt Creek Valley. The artists who formed the Brown County Art Colony in the early 20th century have left an enduring influence on this charming town. Downtown Nashville is home to more than a hundred small shops, and you can spend a day here wandering from cottage to cabin, sampling fudge or candy corn, and browsing through craft stores and gallery-hopping. Many visitors arrange their trips around theater and live music performances. Autumn is glorious in the nearby Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Park, bringing visitors from all over to hike and drive amid the brilliant fall leaves. But don’t wait for October — this comfortable retreat is an ideal spot for a family-friendly getaway year round.


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

Southern Indiana enjoys four distinct seasons, with hot, humid summers — the high temperature averages over 75 degrees Fahrenheit from late May to September — and chilly winters that often dip below freezing, though the snowfall here is lighter than in the northern part of the state. You’ll want to pack appropriately for either season, and bring sunblock and bug spray if you’re spending the day in the state parks.

The most comfortable times of year are May through June, when short sleeves and light jackets are all you’ll need, and September through November, when the air is crisp and clear, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s Fahrenheit.


What are the top things to do in Nashville?

Brown County State Park

Almost everyone who visits Nashville makes a pilgrimage to Indiana’s most beautiful state park, whose ridges and valleys were formed by glacial meltwaters at the end of the last Ice Age. The 16,000-acre park is covered in old-growth forest and riddled with hiking and mountain-biking trails. Many climb up the 90-foot Fire Tower to take in the expanse of the entire park.

T. C. Steele State Historic Site

Theodore Clement Steele is one of the best-known painters of the Hoosier Group of impressionists. In 1907, he and his second wife, Alma, built the House of the Singing Woods in the Arts and Crafts style, as well as a large studio and gardens. Now a museum, the home displays some of Steele’s loveliest landscapes, and you can meander around the 60-acre property afterward, admiring the terrain that inspired them.

Pioneer Village

The Brown County Historical Society has preserved one small corner of early-19th-century Nashville, and children especially will enjoy exploring the log-walled buildings, blacksmith’s shop, and best of all, the old jail. Historical re-enactors bring the site to life from May through October.

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