The lakefront patio of a Lake Escape Rentals vacation home in Huron, Ohio at sunset over Lake Erie

Vacation rentals in Huron, Ohio

Thirteen homes in Huron and the private Rye Beach community, sleeping four to sixteen — five take dogs, one is on the beach with a private heated pool, and every one of them is booked direct with Marcy, who owns them.

  • Homes 13
  • Sleeps 4–16
  • Pet-friendly 5
  • Cedar Point ~20 min

On the beach

1 of 13

One house out of the thirteen is actually on the sand. If being able to see the water from the kitchen is the point of the trip, this is the only one that does it.

The Rye Beach community

3 of 13

A private community immediately east of Huron, built around its own three-and-a-half acre park. Three of the homes are inside it, and all three take dogs. The neighborhood water entry is rocky rather than sandy — worth knowing before you picture a beach day.

Rye Beach

Steps from Lake Erie

  • Sleeps 6
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 baths

1,700 sq ft in the Rye Beach community, with two kayaks and a fire pit.

  • Dogs welcome
  • Rocky beach entry

Rye Beach

Sand and Surf Cottage

  • Sleeps 7
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 baths

Two bedrooms but it sleeps seven, sixty yards from Rye Beach Park.

  • Dogs — deposit and approval

Rye Beach

Ranch at Rye Beach

  • Sleeps 9
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 baths

Beside the three-and-a-half acre park at the heart of the community.

  • Dogs welcome

Huron’s private-beach neighborhoods

7 of 13

The Old Homestead associations and the streets around Nickel Plate: lakeside Huron, where most of the homes are. Each has private neighborhood beach access, and Nickel Plate — the 21-acre public beach with the lifeguarded season — is a short walk or drive from all of them. See the guide to Huron’s beaches.

Old Homestead

Lake Park Place

  • Sleeps 4
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 bath

One block from the private beach, across from the tennis and pickleball park.

    Huron lakeside

    Cozy Cottage

    • Sleeps 6
    • 3 bedrooms
    • 1 bath

    Private beach access, and a 47-foot driveway for the boat.

    • Dogs welcome
    • Rocky beach entry

    Old Homestead II

    Family Getaway to Lake Erie

    • Sleeps 8
    • 4 bedrooms
    • 2 baths

    Foosball, ping pong, an Atari and bikes, with private beach access.

      Nickel Plate

      Nickel Plate Beach House

      • Sleeps 6
      • 3 bedrooms
      • 2 baths

      A street-legal golf cart, and three-tenths of a mile to Nickel Plate Beach.

        Huron lakeside

        Lake Erie Beach Cottage

        • Sleeps 4
        • 2 bedrooms
        • 1 bath

        Refreshed in May 2025, three blocks from a private sandy beach.

          Central Huron and inland

          2 of 13

          Off the lakefront and closer to the working part of town — the boat basin, the free public ramp and the mile-long pier. This is where to look if you are bringing a boat, or a horse.

          Central Huron

          The Crossing

          • Sleeps 11
          • 4 bedrooms
          • 2.5 baths

          Half a mile from the free four-lane public boat ramp.

          • Train line nearby

          Two acres, Huron

          Dog & Horse Friendly Farmhouse

          • 3 bedrooms
          • 2 baths

          Two acres and a barn — the only home that takes horses.

          • Dogs & horses
          Where the thirteen homes are, by area A diagram of Huron, Ohio on the Lake Erie shore. Lake Erie lies to the north. Four shaded circles show the neighborhoods the homes are in and how many are in each: on the beach, the Rye Beach community east of town, Huron's private-beach neighborhoods west of the river mouth, and central Huron and inland to the south. Cedar Point and Sandusky lie west, Vermilion east, each about twenty minutes away. The same information is in the list and the comparison table on this page. LAKE ERIE HURON Cedar Point 20 min Sandusky 20 min Vermilion 20 min 1 homes On the beach 3 homes Rye Beach 7 homes Private-beach neighborhoods 2 homes Central Huron & inland

          Each shaded circle is a neighborhood, not an address — exact locations come with your booking. Select one to show only those homes. Drive times are from the middle of Huron.

          Narrowing it down

          Which home for which trip.

          Whichever you choose

          The same at all thirteen.

          Side by side

          All thirteen at a glance.

          The whole portfolio in one table, because scrolling thirteen cards to compare two numbers is not how anyone actually chooses.

          Bathroom counts include half bathrooms. Nightly rates are not listed because they depend on your dates and the length of the stay — check the dates on a home, or ask.
          Home Sleeps Bedrooms Baths Where Dogs
          Private Heated Pool & Sandy Beach in Front 1674.5 On the beachNo
          Steps from Lake Erie 632 Rye BeachDogs
          Sand and Surf Cottage 722 Rye BeachDogs
          Ranch at Rye Beach 932 Rye BeachDogs
          Lake Park Place 421 Old HomesteadNo
          Sandy Neighborhood Private Beach Getaway 843 Private-beach neighborhoodNo
          Beachside Cottage, Old Homestead II 932.5 Old Homestead IINo
          Cozy Cottage 631 Huron lakesideDogs
          Family Getaway to Lake Erie 842 Old Homestead IINo
          Nickel Plate Beach House 632 Nickel PlateNo
          Lake Erie Beach Cottage 421 Huron lakesideNo
          The Crossing 1142.5 Central HuronNo
          Dog & Horse Friendly Farmhouse 32 Two acres, HuronDogs

          FAQ

          About the
          thirteen homes.

          Anything we have not covered, just ask — Marcy answers these herself.

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          The homes

          How many vacation rentals do you have in Huron, Ohio?

          Thirteen, all of them in Huron or in the private Rye Beach community immediately east of town. They range from two-bedroom cottages sleeping four to a seven-bedroom beachfront house that sleeps sixteen, and between them they have 43 bedrooms.

          Which home sleeps the most people?

          The beachfront house with the private heated pool: seven bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms and sixteen guests, with a seven-night minimum in summer and three nights off-season. The Crossing is the next largest at eleven.

          Which of your homes are pet-friendly?

          Five of the thirteen accept dogs. Two take a maximum of two dogs with a pet fee, one needs a deposit and prior approval, one simply welcomes dogs, and the farmhouse on two acres takes horses as well. The other eight do not accept pets at all.

          Do any of the homes have a pool?

          One. The beachfront house has a private heated in-ground pool at the back and sand at the front. None of the other twelve has a pool.

          Can I bring a boat or a trailer?

          Yes, at several. The Crossing is half a mile from Huron’s free four-lane public boat ramp, where neither launching nor trailer parking costs anything. Cozy Cottage has a 47-foot driveway, the Nickel Plate house parks four cars plus a boat and trailer, and the farmhouse has boat parking on its two acres.

          Are the beaches sandy?

          Some are and some are not, and we would rather you knew before booking than after arriving. The beachfront house sits on sand. Several of the private neighborhood beaches have a rocky entry and those homes are marked. Nickel Plate Beach, the 21-acre public beach in town, is sand, and a number of the homes are within a mile of it.

          Which part of Huron should we stay in?

          If you want the water itself, the beachfront house or the private-beach neighborhoods west of the river mouth. If you want a quiet community with its own park and you are bringing a dog, the Rye Beach community east of town. If you are bringing a boat, central Huron, near the free public ramp. Everywhere in Huron is within about twenty minutes of Cedar Point.

          How far is Cedar Point from your homes?

          About twelve miles, or roughly twenty minutes, from all thirteen — Huron is small enough that the choice of house barely changes the drive. Allow longer on summer weekends and at park opening, when the causeway backs up.

          What are check-in and check-out times, and what does it cost?

          Check-in is 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM at all thirteen homes. Cancellation terms and minimum stays are set per property rather than sitewide, and nightly rates depend on your dates and the length of the stay — check the dates on the home you are interested in, or ask Marcy and she will tell you.

          The sun setting over Lake Erie from a rocky stretch of the Huron shoreline, with lakefront houses along the point

          Still deciding

          Not sure which one?
          Just ask.

          Tell Marcy the dates, the headcount and what you are planning, and she
          will say which of the thirteen fits — and which one does not.

          Ask Marcy Or see what there is to do in Huron

          See you by the lake.