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Cabin in Navajo County
Cozy cabin with king bed near Rainbow Lake
Come enjoy the four seasons in our cozy Spruce Cabin in the largest stand of Ponderosa Pine trees. You will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located cabin. This cabin is near Rainbow Lake and a short distance from many area lakes. Outdoor activities include; hiking, mountain biking, cycling, fishing, kayaking and snow sports. You will have the entire cabin along with an outdoor area to enjoy grilling, dining, playing corn hole or relaxing by the firepit under the stars.
$89 per night
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Cabin in Show Low
Family Friendly/Pet Friendly - Cozy Pines Cabin
This 2-bed 1-bath 1,000 sq ft cabin is the perfect blend of rustic mountain getaway and modern luxury. Enjoy the remodeled kitchen, multiple outdoor seating areas, gas indoor fireplace, wood burning outdoor fire pit, and all the relaxation of Northern Arizona! Cozy Pines Cabin is located in a very quiet and peaceful neighborhood and we invite you and your family- and furry friends :) -to come make memories that last a lifetime! **Dogs Allowed-please check house rules section for pet fee**
$167 per night
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Cabin in Show Low
Newly built Luxury Cabin w/Stunning View!
$0 clean fee. Experience luxury in the pines! Check out the stunning view from your balcony overlooking the meadow. Our modern cabin/villa is ideal for a family looking for a peaceful trip to the mountains. Includes 1 King bed, living room (sofa bed), a large bathroom, and a full kitchen. Tons to do within walking distance including hiking, disc golf and fishing! Popular restaurants are just around the corner or order in and watch your choice of entertainment on two smart TV's.
$160 per night

Stay near Show Low's top sights

Photo of Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area
Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area19 locals recommend
Photo of The House
The House87 locals recommend
Photo of Safeway
Safeway27 locals recommend
Photo of Torreon Golf Club
Torreon Golf Club21 locals recommend
Photo of Licano's
Licano's24 locals recommend
Photo of Show Low City Park
Show Low City Park25 locals recommend

Show Low vacation rentals

Home in Show Low
Slade Gray | Updated |1 Mile to Fool Hollow Lake!
$103 per night
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Condo in Show Low
2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath, Full size Washer/Dryer
$130 per night
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Cottage in Show Low
Luxurious 1 bed + loft cozy cottage with WIFI
$94 per night
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Home in Show Low
Family/Pet Friendly Cozy Pines Home on Owens
$119 per night
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Condo in Show Low
"Mountain Getaway" Cozy Condo -NO CLEANING FEE
$108 per night
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Condo in Show Low
Whispering Pines Retreat deck, patio, & playground
$67 per night
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Cabin in Show Low
Hairy Cow | Beautifully Remodeled Home | 39 Miles
$91 per night
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Condo in Show Low
Gorgeous 2 BR/2 BA,Stunning Views & Great Location
$80 per night
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Condo in Show Low
Ponderosa Stays/ Show Low condo in the Pines
$110 per night
Cabin in Show Low
Stunning Meadow View! Luxury Cabin/Villa
$160 per night
Cabin in Show Low
The Happy Haven - Cozy Cabin w/fireplace
$91 per night
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Cabin in Show Low
New! BEAR-A-DISE Cabin in Bison Ridge!
$145 per night

Your guide to Show Low

All About Show Low

Seated at a 6,400-foot elevation in the two-million-acre Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest northwest of the White Mountains, the town of Show Low offers a great base to explore Arizona’s natural beauty. The Fool Hollow Lake and Show Low Bluff Trails provide accessible paths where you can observe horses grazing the landscape, and various birds and wildlife in their natural environment, including mountain lions, elk, black bears, and bald eagles. Skiers and snowboarders of all experience levels will love the city’s proximity to some of the Southwest’s best ski areas.

Downtown Show Low is a growing center of commerce and recreation. Annual events transform this small mountain paradise into a packed festival, where the sound of local musicians and the smell of delicious home-cooked food fills the air. Local steakhouses, artisan shops, and cafes line Show Low’s main street, the Deuce of Clubs Ave., which legend claims was the winning card in a historic poker game that gave the town its name.


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

Show Low has a relatively mild four-season climate. Given the city’s proximity to the mountains, it’s no surprise that winter is the most popular time to visit. If you’re looking to ski or snowboard, December is the best time to get Show Low cabins, because the powder is deep and fresh. Spring stays relatively cold but is a great time to go exploring, thanks to low precipitation.

The city is warmest in summer, in time for the annual Show Low Days event in June, which features children’s games and the famous Derby Down the Deuce, where competitors race homemade derby cars down a closed-off section of Highway 60. Show Low’s off season is the fall because it brings colder weather but no snowfall. However, in September, Show Low hosts its annual competition where you can listen to local music and enjoy contestants’ edible entries.


What are the top things to do in Show Low?

The Show Low History Museum

A visit to the free Show Low History Museum is the best way to learn about the city’s culture. The local historical society has curated a self-guided visit through 16 rooms filled with an array of exhibits that tell the history of Show Low from 1100 A.D. up until the present day. Travel back in time by looking through books, artifacts and art created by Native American and non-Native residents.

Maverick Motorized Trail

The Maverick Trail for Motorized Vehicles, a 50-mile trail between Clay Springs and nearby Pinetop-Lakeside, is a great way to take in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. You can access the five trailheads with off-road motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and off-highway vehicles (OHVs) during the summer months. In the winter, you’ll need snowmobiles and OHVs to ride the snow-covered paths.

Fool Hollow Lake

Fool Hollow Lake is one of three lakes in Show Low proper, but it feels completely separate from the city. A beautiful mountain backdrop overlooks this wooded pine area, home to herons, beavers and bobcats. You can also take a boat out on the lake or hike along the shore, all while breathing in that crisp, piney mountain air.

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