Holiday houses in Ontario
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Explore 20 holiday rentals in Ontario
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Ontario holiday rentals start at $101 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly holiday rentals
10 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities
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Rentals with dedicated workspaces
10 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
20 of Ontario holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access
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4.9 Average rating
Ontario stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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Relax in Gardens W/ Private Suite & Hot Tub!
We just opened Blackberry Creek Gift Shop! You are welcome to shop it anytime you are here! Anything from my wife's Goat Milk Soap made fresh from milk from our local farms to unique & antique items. It is outside down the path to the left. We also offer other gourmet breakfasts for purchase. Check out our menu when you get here. A private hot tub to watch amazing sunsets while drinking wine from our local wineries is yours , and a massage chair for your comfort! Rewind , relax and enjoy!
Tiny house - Guesthouse
Our rustic shipping container guest house sits just outside of town on a 10 acre working Ranch. Enjoy a peaceful night, with the sounds of the creek and a few farm animals mixed in, including dogs that will visit your front door and keep guard on the property. Dogs may bark in the middle of the night! Our tiny and cozy guest house has custom and unique details throughout and is best suited for 1-2 people. This home is up a dirt road and there is parking directly in front of the tiny house.
Kar's Kottage
Our little country cottage is a perfect stopover for the sole traveler or a couple. Located between Vale & Ontario, it is a two mile drive up a scenic winding road just off Hwy 20/26. Come enjoy this country setting surrounded by corn & hay fields. You can look across the fields & see our cows grazing with their calves. This one-bedroom cottage is fully furnished with everything to make your stay enjoyable. With no TV, you will be able to truly appreciate the quietness of the country. No pets!
Beautiful Family Home-Big Backyard With Hot Tub
You will love staying with the entire family in this newer home with a HUGE backyard. 70” smart TV in living room 58” smart TV in master 50" Roku TV in bedroom with bunkbed 50" Roku TV in bedroom with queen Hot Tub Use & Fee The hot tub is available for an additional $149 per stay. While we strive to ensure it is clean, heated, and in working condition for your stay, HOT TUB AVAILABILITY IS NOT GUARANTEED. Once payment is received, you will be given access to the hot tub key
Snowy Owl Retreats a Pet friendly Studio.
Just minutes from Ontario, OR and I-84 we offer the perfect escape for you and your small group. Conveniently located off highway 95, our retreat features secure private off-street parking area accommodating two vehicles or moving vans. We welcome pets, so don't forget to include them in your reservation details. Let us know your preferences, and we can customize the space for you, a pack-n-play, extra twin bed. Your comfort is our priority at Snowy Owl Retreats!
Mimi's Fruitland Retreat
Escape to a luxurious and spacious 4BR home in Fruitland, ID. This brand-new home offers ample room for you and your guests to relax. Entertain guests in the open living area, cook in the fully equipped kitchen, and dining for 13. Retreat to cozy bedrooms with plush bedding, 10 beds and enjoy Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, and a dedicated office space. Enjoy stunning views, nearby attractions, and peaceful surroundings. Book now for comfort, convenience, and luxury living!
Idahome
What we love about this house is the open concept. It's homey & warm. All furnishings & supplies (besides washer & dryer) are brand new as of May 2023. The neighborhood is safe & quiet, & the neighbors are friendly & keep to themselves. The house itself is centrally located. You get the small town feel, but are within minutes of the freeway. Boise is less than an hour away. There are several restaurants & grocery stores just across the river in Ontario.
2 Queens + Sleeper Couch Sunset Views Star Haven
Welcome to Star Haven. Located in the serene foothills of Star, Idaho. Enjoy all the Treasure Valley has to offer. Located conveniently off highway 16. Take in breathtaking sunsets nightly from your back porch. Just minutes to local wineries & golfing 7 miles Downtown Eagle 9 miles Emmett 9 miles Ford Idaho Center 17 miles Boise airport 16 miles Downtown Boise Early check-in, Late check out? Subject on availability. Additional fees may apply.
Clean Comfort - 1 mile from Freeway
ONE MILE from the freeway ramps! Easy to find. Parking right next to the door! Smart lock check-in. This clean 2-bedroom house is minutes from everywhere in Ontario. Simple Check-Out: Wash your dishes. That's it. Shopping and dining locations are within 1 mile of this home set in a very modest neighborhood. Pack 'N Play is available on request. NO PETS ALLOWED **The neighbor has a rooster. Rural ambiance!** Local Host! :)
The Tiny @ 740
Inside this Tiny treasure, you'll find a comfortable queen sized bed, a television waiting for your personal streaming faves and an oversized recliner where you can out your feet up and kick back! Drop a shower fizzy onto the floor of our large walk-in shower and enjoy a little aromatherapy while you wash away the travel dust! Don't forget to satisfy your sweet tooth with a bit of chocolate or a snack bar!
Sleepy Bear Lodge
Our property is located outside of the town of Caldwell in a county setting. Our neighbors on both sides have farm animals making for a unique experience. We are minutes from multiple golf courses. Shopping is 10-15 minutes away. Boise Airport is about a 30 minute drive. And the Oregon border is a stone’s throw from here. Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun.
Omma’s Loft
Our little 2 Bedroom Studio/Loft apartment is an open design inspired by our roots in New York City. It has a full kitchen, large bathroom and a covered front porch. It was originally an airplane hangar where a local legend built bi-planes before being refinished into an apartment for my mother. The home is on a dead end street and only one mile to the freeway.
Popular amenities for Ontario holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Ontario
Home Away From Home
Memories by the River - Dog Friendly Retreat #2
The Grand View- Guest Apartment
Little Yellow House
The Wilder Cottage
Tranquil Interlude
Sunset Ridge Cottage, amazing views
Unique & Secluded Tipi Retreat!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Ontario?
Ontario has a range of places to stay, including options near the Snake River and in the downtown area, which are frequently suggested for exploring local dining and events. Vacation rentals and locally run accommodations make it easy to experience the city’s character.
What are the best things to do in Ontario with kids?
Families can explore local parks, visit interactive exhibits at a museum, or enjoy the splash pad during warmer months. Around Ontario, outdoor spaces and playgrounds are often recommended for children of various ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Ontario?
Explore local parks, tour the Four Rivers Cultural Center, or enjoy the flavors at farmers markets during the growing season. Ontario also has art displays, events, and historic walking areas reflecting the city’s heritage.
How is the weather in Ontario?
Ontario experiences cold winters, with temperatures often between 25–46°F (-4–8°C), and warm, dry summers near 91–93°F (33–34°C). Snow can occur in winter, while summers are known for sunnier days and low humidity.
When is the best time to visit Ontario?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for comfortable temperatures and outdoor activities, as Ontario has warm days and mild evenings. Summer brings outdoor markets and local events.
What are the best places to visit in Ontario?
The Four Rivers Cultural Center, local parks, and museums dedicated to area history are frequently suggested places to explore. Ontario’s downtown area has shops and art displays reflecting the community’s story.
What are some hiking trails in Ontario?
Ontario has trails in and around local parks, suitable for walking, birdwatching, and seasonal wildflower spotting. The area is also known for paths along the river and nature preserves nearby.
What are some family activities we can do in Ontario?
Families often enjoy picnic spots, interactive exhibits at cultural centers, and recreational sports fields in Ontario’s parks. The city’s playgrounds and nearby nature areas provide relaxed settings for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Ontario?
Consider exploring area wildlife refuges, scenic river spots, or small towns known for their historic charm and locally rooted food traditions. Outdoor enthusiasts may enjoy nearby reservoirs or state parks.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Ontario?
Many vacation rentals in Ontario are pet friendly, particularly around the residential neighborhoods and near the city’s parks. These areas make it easier to access green spaces with your companion animal.
What are some local tips for visiting Ontario?
Ontario’s markets highlight seasonal produce, especially during late spring and fall harvests, so bring a reusable bag if you plan to explore. Dressing in layers is often helpful due to the city’s range of temperatures.
What is Ontario known for?
Ontario is known for its diverse agricultural history, proximity to the Snake River, and blend of local traditions. The city has a growing arts scene, cultural exhibits, and community festivals.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Ontario?
You can discover smaller local museums, specialty food shops, or community art murals around Ontario. Quiet paths along the river and less-trafficked parks are sometimes mentioned as peaceful retreats.
What are the best foods to try in Ontario?
Locally grown produce, regional specialties like potatoes and onions, and diverse food traditions shaped by area communities are often recommended. Seasonal farmers markets and diners highlight these fresh flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Ontario?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, layers for shifting temperatures, and sun protection during warmer months. A reusable water bottle and a camera are useful for outdoor or cultural activities.
What is the nightlife in Ontario like?
Ontario has casual nightlife, with local bars, taverns, and occasional live music venues. Social spots around downtown often feature relaxed gatherings and events tied to the agricultural calendar.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Ontario?
Ontario hosts festivals tied to the agricultural season, cultural celebrations, and parades—often around late spring or fall harvest periods. Community events and art fairs are frequently suggested for experiencing local traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Ontario?
Ontario has many vacation rentals suited for families, including options near parks and in residential neighborhoods. These stays often feature space for children and easy access to outdoor activities.
Destinations to explore
- Bogus Basin
- Boise State University
- Hyde Park
- Wahooz Family Fun Zone
- Albertsons Stadium
- Telaya Wine Co.
- Idaho Botanical Garden
- Ann Morrison Park
- Zoo Boise
- Boise Depot
- World Center for Birds of Prey
- Discovery Center of Idaho
- Ste. Chapelle Winery & Tasting Room
- Kathryn Albertson Park
- Julia Davis Park
- Eagle Island State Park
- Idaho State Penitentiary Cemetery
- Indian Creek Plaza
- Boise Art Museum
- Sawtooth Winery & Tasting Room
- Warhawk Air Museum
- Idaho Department of Fish and Game MK Nature Center
- Aquarium of Boise
- Morrison Center