Homewood

Homewood, California is nestled right on the edge of Lake Tahoe 5 miles south of Tahoe City on the West Shore of the lake. It is home to the popular Homewood Mountain Resort one of the friendliest resorts in Tahoe. The magnificent resort comprises 1,260 acres with a summit of 7,880 feet above sea level, there are 60 runs with 7 ski lifts, and 1,650 vertical feet for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy. This is a great neighborhood to stay in when visiting Lake Tahoe with access to some amazing accommodations, and all-inclusive amenities. When staying in Homewood visitors have access to private and public beaches, and piers that dot the shoreline, along with other lakefront luxuries, there’s even a lakeside pool, restaurants, shops, and bars. Homewood is a great location in the wintertime to visit the Ski Resort and watch storms rolling in off of the lake. Homewood is a tranquil lakeside alpine town that embraces the pristine beauty of Lake Tahoe, it is an enviable destination and a sought-after place to stay. 

Incline Village

Incline Village is one of the largest towns located on the pristine North Shore of Lake Tahoe in the state of Nevada. This prestigious neighborhood offers some of the most diverse options for accommodations with its own personality. It is the main town for the lake, located in Nevada, and is home to large mansions, as well as some fantastic hotels, resorts, and restaurants. The village is the closest town to the Lake Tahoe State Park, and Sand Harbor which are among some of the prettiest locations on the lake. This is a charming community known for its breathtaking natural beauty and luxurious accommodations with equally outstanding amenities. There are endless outdoor recreational opportunities making it a popular year-round destination. The village overlooks the crystal clear waters of the lake and is surrounded by the towering peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains in a picturesque setting. There are miles of stunning shoreline and beaches as well as secluded coves that line the lakeshore of Incline Village providing visitors with ample opportunities for sunbathing, swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, and boating. There are some famed trails for avid hikers and nature lovers, Incline Village is the gateway to trails such as the Flume Trail, and Tahoe Rim Trail. Accommodation options in Incline Village include elegant lakefront estates, spacious mountain retreats, cozy cabins, and modern hotels and condos. 

Olympic Valley

Olympic Valley is nestled at the base of a mountain Northwest of Lake Tahoe, between there and Truckee lies the small community rich in history. It is one of the most famed and inspiring alpine settings in Tahoe and boasts 15 real estate subdivisions including Hidden Lake, Homesites at Squaw Creek, Painted Rock, Squaw Creek Estates, Squaw Summit, and Creekside Estates. Accommodations here place visitors in spectacular settings with sweeping views of Olympic Valley, or in the heart of all the action, at Palisades Tahoe (formerly The Village at Squaw Valley). The bustling neighborhood hosted teh 1960 Winter Olympics which helped put it on the map along with its impressive stats. There are 4,000 acres of world-class terrain, 6 awesome peaks, and 34 lifts to get ski fanatics to these pristine slopes. In Olympic Park, there are some great accommodations to choose from with many upscale resorts, hotels, lofty condos, and cozy cabins as well as motels, and B&Bs. Staying at these accommodations allows visitors easy access to the ski-in/ski-out entrances to the many miles of world-class ski slopes along with other attractions and amenities. 

South Lake Tahoe

The city of South Lake Tahoe sits on the southern end of Lake Tahoe and connects with Sacramento, CA, and Carson City, NV, by U.S. 50, the major east-west highway. The town is known for its stunning scenic beauty, vibrant nightlife, great shops, and a wide variety of excellent restaurants. This neighborhood is within close proximity to a number of world-class ski resorts, hiking trails, lakefront concerts, campgrounds, and more. The western end of the city is residential, and the eastern part is a popular tourist destination offering its visitors some exciting places to stay on the lake. South Lake is an exciting place to stay and is peppered with upscale ski resorts, cozy inns, quaint rustic cabins, charming hotels, motels, and campgrounds. There are plenty of glitzy accommodations to choose from as well as budget-friendly accommodations. Making South Lake Tahoe your base allows you to partake in many activities including snowmobile tours, tobogganing, sledding, cross-country skiing, and sleigh rides in the winter. Hiking, biking, fishing, boating, paddle boarding, and parasailing can be enjoyed during the warmer months. 

Tahoe City

Tahoe City is nestled on the Western Shores of Lake Tahoe with a deep, rich history dating back to the Gold Rush. This charming, beautiful town is home to many historical landmarks, fascinating museums, fine restaurants, cute shops and boutiques, funky bars, and private estates. Commons Beach is set in the heart of town allowing visitors access to all the lakefront activities, and amenities such as the summer Farmer’s Market, which is the largest farmers market in the region (every Thursday from June to October). There are summer concerts held at night at Commons Beach on Sundays, as well as Movies on the Beach on Wednesdays. Tahoe City features several subdivisions that are bursting with great accommodation options like boutique hotels, luxury resorts, cute cabins, campsites, and unique B&Bs. The town has a rustic charm and offers visitors some of the best waterside dining options on the lake. There are plenty of things to see and do including beach trips at Camp Richardson in the summer, and a plethora of fantastic ski resorts that beckon in the winter. 

Tahoe Valley

Tahoe Valley is a quaint picturesque town nestled on the outskirts of Lake Tahoe and home to the unique Tahoe Keys, it is now incorporated into South Lake Tahoe. The town sits at an elevation of 6,270 feet above sea level at the junction of U.S. Route 50, and State Route 89. It is known for its unique natural beauty, outdoor activities, and charming tight-knit community. There are some great places to stay when visiting the valley including hotels, motels, B&Bs, resorts, lodges, cabins, and campgrounds. One of the most popular settings to stay in is the Tahoe Valley RV Resort where visitors can stay in cozy cabin settings, comfortable RV’s, or pitch a tent amid the towering pines and stunning mountain views. It is situated by the popular casinos at Stateline, NV. There are several world-renowned ski resorts located nearby. There are plenty of great options for dining with a variety of excellent restaurants, cafes, and bars as well as shopping opportunities ranging from casual to upscale. 

Tahoe Vista

Tahoe Vista is one of the smallest towns located on the north shore of Lake Tahoe. This quaint lakeside town packs quite the punch during the summer months when visitors flock into town to take advantage of the stunning lake and its activities and amenities. There are so many picturesque accommodation options to choose from in town with a variety of cute cabins, cozy B&Bs, upscale resorts, mom-and-pop motels, and hotels with great amenities. Tahoe Vista features some of teh most coveted shoreline and lakefront real estate in the entire Lake Tahoe Basin, it boasts three premier beaches and endless watersports opportunities. There are plenty of things to do from the new Tahoe Vista Recreation Area, the nearby Regional Park offers year-round trailheads for mountain biking, and hiking, as well as snow-related sports in the winter. Tahoe Vista is located off the beaten path, a peaceful place to stay with some great places to eat and stay.