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SQUAW VALLEY VACATION RENTALS, CALIFORNIA |
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Why Vacation in Squaw Valley |
| The mesmerizing Squaw Valley casts a spell on you, the moment you step in here. Thanks to its over four-decades old Olympic heritage, Squaw Valley is a captivating ski resort today, which offers endless choices of vacation rentals, fine dining, nightlife, shopping and of course activities to keep you occupied. |
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Squaw Valley Vacation Rental Information |
| Vacation rentals in the picturesque Squaw Valley, just six miles of Lake Tahoe, are abundant and are priced such to suit all budgets. The Squaw Valley vacation rentals include luxurious vacation rental condos, cozy vacation log cabins, economical Bed & Breakfasts, furnished vacation rental homes, vacation rental villas, vacation rental cottages, to name a few. |
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Some Squaw Valley vacation rentals are nestled amid the mountains, rest can be in the interiors, while most offer spectacular views. Nightly rate for 1-bedroom to 5-bedrooms mountain vacation rental homes that can sleep 5 vacationers ranges from $193 to $1650. Squaw Valley vacation rental cabins with cable color TV and phone, charge around $109 to $220 per night.
You can reserve Squaw Valley California vacation rental studios and 1-bedroom units. All the Squaw Valley vacation rental studios are equipped with kitchens, while quite a few provide fireplaces. Four-diamond ski-in, ski-out vacation rental resorts, with deluxe rooms, suites and penthouses with restaurants, bars, heated pool, hot tubs, ice rink and full service spa, charge about $219 to $3500 per night. |
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Special Information for Booking Vacation Rentals in Squaw Valley |
Squaw Valley with an exciting terrain is a year round destination. The rates of Squaw Valley California vacation rentals are low during the summer/fall season and are the highest in winters. They are the highest during the Christmas and the New Year celebrations and vacations. The days are usually pleasant but the weather and temperature can change suddenly, so you must carry adequate clothing.
Also, if you plan to go hiking, remember to take along a pair of sturdy shoes or hiking boots to traverse the rugged terrain. The view from the high peaks of the ski vacation rental resort and the surroundings is simply awe inspiring so do carry your binoculars. Search online to get an idea of the various Squaw Valley vacation rentals available and the rent that they charge. Book the vacation rentals in advance to ensure you get rooms offering lakeside or mountain views. If you plan to take your pet along, then ensure beforehand that the Squaw Valley California vacation rental you plan to stay in is pet friendly. |
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Must See in Squaw Valley |
Squaw Valley is centrally located on Lake Tahoe’s north shore and this gives you the opportunity to explore the best of everything that the lake area has to offer from beaches to the snow clad peaks of the mountains and the dark, peaceful forests. The magnificent peaks of Squaw Valley lure every adventure sports fanatic to try skiing, snowtubing, snowboarding and ice-skating. |
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Base Village, the site of the VIII Olympic Winter Games, with its imposing presence is not easy to miss. Olympic Museum and Olympic Ice Pavilion are hard to be missed with their enticing views and the thrilling activities they offer.
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Sights and Attractions in Squaw Valley |
| The magnificence of this ski resort has grown manifold since the VIII Olympic Winter Games were held here in 1960. The Base Village transports you into that era, where its winning history resonates. Aerial Cable Car is another attraction unique to the region, which take 2,000 vertical feet above the ground level.
• Gold Coast
• High Camp
• Base Village
• Nearby Area of Lake Tahoe |
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Outdoor Recreation in Squaw Valley |
| Your vacation to Squaw Valley can comprise any of the adventurous activities or tranquil mountain experiences, where you can simply laze around and soak in the unprecedented vistas. For those daring souls there is skiing, ice skating, snow boarding, snowtubing, hiking plus a host of water sports including parasailing, whitewater rafting, kayaking and paddle boating.
• Skiing
• Hiking
• Ice Skating
• Snowtubing
• Aqua Sports | |
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Golfing in Squaw Valley |
| Squaw Valley features a golf course surrounded by 6 majestic mountain peaks. Ranked among the finest in North America, the golf course offers 18 holes, Par 72 Scottish-style links nestled in the pristine beauty of Squaw Valley. You can play a professional game, take lessons from on-site golf professionals, or organize tournaments. |
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Squaw Valley Fairs and Festivals |
| City is home to an array of festivals, irrespective of the weather. You can witness numerous events and partake in festivals in and around Squaw Valley. Whether its art that captures your interest or music, dance or films – there’s an event to mark each of these. The festivals here are celebrated with an envious zeal. |
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Dining and Nightlife in Squaw Valley |
Squaw Valley offers various options to eat, drink and dance away the night. The Village at Squaw Valley happens to be the hub of most dining and nightlife choices. Auld Dubliner, which is an authentic Irish Pub offers the best of contemporary as well as traditional favorites. An interesting aspect of this pub is that it was literally brought from Ireland - the pub was built in Ireland and then dismantled and shipped to Squaw Valley where it was reassembled.
Balboa Café is the place to be visited for a bustling San-Francisco style dining experience. You also get to enjoy live jazz on Thursday evenings at 7:30 PM -10:30 PM, and après ski DJ beats on the patio on Sundays from 1 PM – 5 PM. A place famous for its upscale casual steakhouse cuisine is High Sierra Grille, where you can enjoy a perfect dining experience listening to the live music as well.
Bar One is an après ski favorite for some entertainment at night. This place offers pool tables and live music on the weekends, and Karaoke nights are also available.
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Shopping in Squaw Valley |
Squaw Valley is a shopper’s paradise and you can check out the various stores to take back souvenirs for your family and friends. If you happen to be fashion conscious and like to keep up with the latest trends, head straight to Edin Boutique, which even offers a bar for its elite guests. You can delve into a wholesome shopping experience as you pick up some trendy outfit or maybe some jazzy accessories.
First Street Leather is famous for high fashion and great prices. You can shop here for handbags, shoes and boots, coats and jackets. For art aficionados there is Gallery Keoki. The gallery show cases the works of modern masters and features original works of fine art graphics, photography, glass, ceramics and sculptures by artists including Picasso, Chagall, Miro, Erte, Calder, Matisse, and Dali. |
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Best Times to Visit Squaw Valley |
Squaw Valley is a year round destination. The region has 274 days of sunshine, even though it receives an average of 450" of snow in winters. In winters, you can enjoy skiing, skating, snowmobiling, snowtubing. In summers, the snow melts and you can explore the tranquility of the area hiking, biking, or on a horseback. |
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Time Zone for Squaw Valley |
| Pacific Standard Time. |
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Getting To and Around Squaw Valley |
Reno Tahoe International Airport is an easy 42 miles from Squaw Valley, which is easily accessible by interstate 80. From the airport you can use Reno airport shuttles and even avail Tahoe Area Regional Transit (TART,) which runs several times daily from Truckee and Tahoe City to Squaw Valley.
If you wish to travel by train, Amtrak is the answer for you, which will get you to the nearby Truckee, from where you can take a bus or a car rental to get you to Squaw Valley.
Squaw Valley is only minute’s drive away from Truckee and 6 miles from Tahoe City. To reach Squaw Valley, take Highway 89 south from Truckee or North from Tahoe City.
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