Holiday rentals in Armstrong County

Golf fish hike bike kayak in cabin near Foxburg PA

Welcome to my fabulous brand new Amish made cabin in the woods of the Allegheny Mts. alongside the river. Rest and hide from life's problems in fresh air and sunshine. Canoe and kayak rentals available nearby or bring your own and take them out on my riverfront property. Walk or ride your bike on the rails to trails 3 mile walkway to Foxburg or go much further on other trails in Emlenton. Explore my 39 acres of woods with deer, fox, wild turkeys, bear, etc. Explore the four old logging paths.

Quiet wilderness guest home

Only the number of REGISTERED GUESTS may visit or stay in the home. Eight miles from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, half an hour from Amish country, and a 60-minute drive from Pittsburgh, our home offers a peaceful retreat. PLEASE NOTE: the house is accessed via a rough country driveway. We drive all kinds of vehicles up the hill, but we do not advise bringing your Lamborghini To be clear, this home is regularly used for our family fellowship and is not appropriate for parties.

House on the river in quaint town of Kittanning

Come relax and rejuvenate at this charming home located in the city of Kittanning with a view of the Allegheny river in the back yard patio located behind the garage. Located only 35 miles from downtown Pittsburgh. For cyclists and hikers, near the the Armstrong Trail (38 mile biking/ hiking trail), only 5 minute drive to the popular hiking destination of Buttermilk Falls. There is a boat ramp a mile down the road. Community Park, shopping and restaurants within walking distance of home.

Woodsy Retreat-Entire 5 Bedroom Home

Forget your worries in this spacious and serene space. This pet- free, smoke-free home includes 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a large jetted tub, a gourmet kitchen, dining room, cozy living room, fun game room, gorgeous outdoor spaces, and 70 acres for hiking, bird watching, and relaxing during your stay. Enjoy morning coffee on the expansive deck, a fun game table tournament, or a cozy winter fireplace. Relax in the company of friends and family at this woodsy retreat.

Riverfront Retreat–Kayak, Trails, &Foxburg Nearby

Riverfront 2 Bedroom/1 Bath cottage. Large deck and a fire pit below and large front lawn. Steps from kayaking, swimming, and fishing. 1.5 miles to the Allegheny River Trail (Rails to Trails) Trailhead, Mineral Springs Park, grocery store, public boat launch, Emlenton Brew Haus, Little It Deli, & Otto's Tavern. 2.5 mi to Foxburg Pizza, Foxburg Winery, Allegheny Grille, Divani Chocolate, Foxburg Country Club

Bear Run Guesthouse

Come relax at our modern guest house with an amazing view of the Redbank Creek and surrounding hills. If you’re looking for some adventure, we’ve got over 3 miles of private trails for you to explore. And with more than 600 acres to roam, it’s pretty easy to wear yourselves out. So at the end of a long hike, soak in the hot tub overlooking the creek or build a fire and enjoy a quiet evening in the woods.

The Kiski River Cottage Retreat

Location, location, location! This cozy cottage is located on the banks of the Kiski River right next to the historic walking bridge in Leechburg. Walking distance to downtown Leechburg. Close to several recreational boat launches and outfitters as well as biking and hiking trails. Also close to popular wedding venues. It is 45 minutes to downtown Pittsburgh.

Getaway On the River and Bike Adventure

Clean and comfortable home on the Kiskiminetas River. Walk, bike or drive to restaurants and shops in Leechburg. Bike on the Leechburg Tow Path Trail which connects to downtown Leechburg and hundreds of miles of rails to trails in Armstrong County. Float, kayak and fish on the river all within a 40 minute drive to downtown Pittsburgh.

Curry Run Cabin

This country cottage is tucked away in a beautiful setting to help you relax. It has a view of a half-acre pond for those who enjoy nature at its best. If you are traveling for work, you have access to a workspace at the cabin where your only distraction might be the waterfowl coming and going from the water.