Holiday rentals in Nauvoo

Sunset on the Sippi

Sunset on the Sippi is your escape to the magic of nature. With sand beach access this cabin has The River View. The widest part of the Mississippi River provides a haven for migratory birds from bald eagles, to pelicans, to blue herons. The bungalow is located 4 miles from the Nauvoo Pageant stage and 7 miles from the historic Sante Fe double decker swingspan bridge. Watch the barges drift by on the wraparound porch. A beautiful bike ride to the Historic Nauvoo sites from the bungalow.

Nauvoo Studio | sleeps 4

Relax with the family at this peaceful place to stay while visiting Nauvoo. Perfect for the couple or small family. Queen bed, pull out futon, and all the amenities you would need for your perfect historic Nauvoo trip. Close to the only gas station in town, you’ll be near all of the restaurants Nauvoo has to offer. 10 minute walk and 2 minute drive to the Nauvoo temple. Historic Nauvoo is only a 3 minute drive. Self-check In! A clean and quaint housing arrangement you wouldn’t want to miss.

Emma's Cottage, Private and Uplifting

Emma’s Cottage is close to great views, family-friendly activities, Nauvoo sites and the Historic Nauvoo Temple. You’ll love it because of the comfy bed, the coziness, the river views, privacy, peacefulness and close to everything.. It is good for couples, families, solo adventurers, and business travelers. The cottage was build around the 1940’s . If you enjoy privacy in an authentic environment then you’ll love it. There is a dock on my property, but it is private and not for guest use.

Captains Quarters Treehouse

An off the grid whimsical gem in the Ten Acre Treehouse forest! "The Captains Quarters". This is the 2nd treehouse in rural Nauvoo. A lot of the same touches found in "The Whitetail". The first treehouse here, you will find in this nautical inspired creation. This treehouse is a full 2 story, 400 sq foot, and features second story bedroom, sleeper sofa on the first floor, small kitchen area with refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, plates, silverware, cups and a sink!

Tree of Life River Retreat

Located 1½ miles north of Keokuk, nestled on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, the Tree of Life River retreat is located in a cozy, private, walk-out lower level (with hosts living above). There's a private bedroom with a queen bed and another sleeping area with four twin beds, perfect for one person or a family. Relax, enjoy nature, and take advantage of our large backyard. We are located approximately 18 miles from downtown Nauvoo via the bridge in Keokuk.

Nauvoo Family Home 15 Minutes From Temple

Welcome to our thoughtfully remodeled home, seamlessly blending old time charm with modern luxury. You will enjoy plush beds, large dining table and a fully stocked kitchen. Strategically located between Nauvoo, Carthage, and Keokuk you will have easy access to history, groceries, and dining. Nauvoo and Carthage Jail, just a 15-minute drive away, offer meaningful historic tours. Secure your stay now for an unforgettable experience. We can't wait to host you!

Nauvoo with a country view

We welcome guests to our 1880 Sonora Town Hall Cottage. This building once served as a voting poll for the Sonora Township. It is now a beautiful boutique cottage for overnight guests staying in the Nauvoo area. We are located on a working grain farm 6 miles southeast of Nauvoo. PLEASE NOTE: NO SMOKING or VAPING on the premises. We do have security cameras outside of the town hall building, which provide security and lighting for all guests.

Cozy upstairs bungalow

This is an upstairs unit with one bedroom with a queen bed, TV and couch. Sunroom with a desk to work from and 3 twin beds for additional sleeping. Spacious kitchen with eat-in bar. There is off street parking and shared laundry in the basement. You will be close to the Carthage square, Historic Carthage Jail, restaurants and the grocery store. You are a short drive from Nauvoo, Keokuk, Macomb and Quincy.

Nauvoo's Old Stone Church

Known as "The Old Stone Church," "The Legion Hall," "The Temple Stone Church," or "The Old Methodist Church," this building has a remarkable story to tell. Every group who has been in what is now Nauvoo, has played a part in its history. ​ It has now been thoroughly renovated, and serves as an elegant vacation home for those visiting Nauvoo, and looking for an historic experience, with all the modern luxuries.