Cabin B, a grey cabin with blue trim on the bluff beside Lake Somerville.

Lake Somerville cabin rentals, RV sites and tent camping

Wake up on the water.

Cozy 1969 cabins on the bluff, shady RV sites and tent spots by the lake. Clean, well-kept and easygoing, an easy basecamp for lake life.

Pets welcomeCabins sleep up to 6From $120 a nightLake views

Choose your stay

Five ways to stay the night.

Everything here is a short walk or golf-cart ride from the water. Pick the stay that fits your crew, then check availability on Staylist. Pets are welcome in all lodging and at every site.

Cabinsfrom $120 a nightsleeps up to 6Cabanas, Hut, Screen Roomfrom $35 a nightsleeps 3 to 6RV sitesfrom $40 a nightup to 6 people per siteTent sitesfrom $30 a nightup to 6 people per site
Cabin B, a grey cabin with blue trim, on the bluff beside the lake.
Inside a cabin: a wood-paneled bedroom with two queen beds and a window A/C unit.A cabin living area with bar seating and a fridge, with beds beyond.The view over the lake from a cabin deck railing.

5 cabins

Cabins A–E

from$120a night

Built in 1969, these cabins sit up on Hippy Hill with lake and sunset views. Each has two queen beds, one bathroom and a cozy kitchenette with a mini fridge and hot plate, and linens, dishes, towels and a coffee maker are included. Cabin E is our full-kitchen cabin, with a full-size fridge, stove and oven, so you can cook a whole weekend of meals.

What to expect. Cozy, wood-paneled, simple and clean. They are not fancy, and that is part of the charm.

Sleeps
Up to 6
Beds
Two queens
Bathroom
One
Kitchen
Cabins A–D: kitchenette with mini fridge and hot plate · Cabin E: full fridge, stove and oven · Dishes and coffee maker included
Linens and towels
Included
Extra linen set
$20
Cabin nightly rates
WhenPer night
Sun–Thu, and every night through Dec 2026$120
Fri & Sat, starting Jan 8, 2027$150
Holiday weekendsJan 1–3, Jan 15–17, Feb 12–14, Mar 26–28, May 28–30, Jun 18–19, Jul 2–4, Sep 3–5, 2027$175
Check availability
A single spreading oak silhouetted on the mown lakefront lawn against a soft peach and lavender sunset.

Smaller stays

Cabanas, the Hut and the Screen Room

from$35a night

Simple, lower-cost places to sleep when a full cabin is more than you need. Call (979) 289-2321 if you have questions about which one fits.

Cabanas W–Z $65 a night · sleeps 4

A simple, air-conditioned room with two queen beds. An easy step up from tent camping, steps from the lake.

The Hut $80 a night · sleeps 3

A cozy one-room hut with a queen bed, a twin bed, A/C and a mini fridge. Linens are included. Great for parents with small children.

The Screen Room $35 a night · sleeps 6

A screened room with a few cots. Sleep in the fresh lake air without the bugs. Amazing on cool nights.

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Travel trailers on green grass under shade oaks at an RV site.
A travel trailer parked on a green grass RV site with trees behind.A gravel road lined with RV sites and oaks under a blue sky.

RV sites

RV sites under the oaks

from$40a night

With over 100 RV sites, there is room to spread out. Many sites sit on mown grass under shade oaks. Standard 30-amp and 50-amp sites have electric and water. Only the Full Hookup sites also have sewer, and there is a dump station on the property.

RV site nightly rates
Site typePer night
30-amp siteElectric and water$40
50-amp siteElectric and water$50
Full Hookup siteElectric, water and sewer. We have three Full Hookup sites, so book early.$65
Max per site
6 people
Dump station
On the property

Staying longer? Call (979) 289-2321 for weekly and monthly options.

Check availability
A campfire burning in a steel ring on the grassy bluff, with the sun setting gold over the lake behind it and camp chairs around the fire.

Tent camping

Tent sites

from$30a night

Pitch a tent and end the day around a fire with the sunset over the lake. Pick a site with electric and water, or go primitive with no hookups.

Electric and water
$35 a night
Primitive
$30 a night, no hookups
Max per site
6 people
Campfires
In fire rings only, always attended

Firewood and ice are for sale at the marina store.

Check availability
A dog stretched out on sunny deck boards.

Pets

Bring the dog.

Pets are welcome in all lodging and at every site for $10 per pet per night (two pets maximum). Keep them leashed, clean up after them, and you are responsible for their behavior.

Add to your stay

A little more lake life.

Six white rental golf carts parked in a row on the grass beside the flagpole under mature oaks.

4-seat golf cart

$50 a day

$75 a day on holiday weekends

An easy way to get around the grounds, from your site to the water to the marina store.

Kayak or paddle board

$50 a day

Calm coves are made for a slow paddle.

Canoe

$50 a day

Room to settle in and drift along the shoreline.

Good to know

Before you arrive.

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Find your spot.

Cabins and prime sites fill up on holiday weekends and summer dates. Check availability, or plan your visit and we will help with the rest.

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