Summer rentals on Lake Murray

Check out these five rental properties, ideal for summer rentals, all located on Lake Murray with private docks for boating and kayaks for exploring.

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Slide into summer with one of these lakefront rentals. | Photo via AirBnB

Feeling cooped up in this cold weather?

We’ve noticed that ideal summer rental spots in the Midlands are filling up fast. Dust off your rod and reel – here are five prime spots on Lake Murray, one of the country’s top fishing lakes.

Casa Lago

  • Sleeps 16+, 6 bedrooms, 11 beds, 6 bathrooms
  • ~$810/night
  • Slide into summer with this recently remodeled lake house and bring your friends along.
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This rental is great for group retreats. | Photo via AirBnB

Family Ties Lakeside Retreat

  • 16+ guests, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths
  • ~$710/night
  • This luxurious lake house has big lake views and is ideal for group retreats.

Lakefront home with private dock

  • 10 guests, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
  • ~355/night
  • Four kayaks and a paddle boat are provided with this lake front rental.

Lake Murray Paradise

  • 5 guests, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
  • ~$255/night
  • Located on ~1 acre on Lake Murray near the dam, be sure to ask about a boat tour.

Cottage on the lake

  • 4 guests, 1 bedroom, 1 bath
  • ~150/night
  • New, stylish cottage on Lake Murray, offering serenity in the quiet cove near Buffalo Creek with private dock access.

Whether it’s a weekend retreat or a weekslong vacation, these rentals in Cola’s backyard are ideal for spending time on the water.

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