Lakeland Village Vacation Rentals
Make Lakeland Village your next getaway
Wake up to crisp mountain air and pine-scented mornings at Lakeland Village, a lakefront resort on the south shore of Lake Tahoe. With a private sandy beach, heated pools and hot tubs, and quick access to Heavenly Mountain Resort, Lakeland Village is a year-round base for families, couples, and outdoor lovers.
Lakeland Village favorites Professionally managed to one standard
Popular Resort Amenities
Private beach, heated lakefront pools, free ski shuttles steps away, and a dedicated on-site team. Lakeland Village is South Lake Tahoe at its best.
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Private beach
One of the largest stretches of private beach on Lake Tahoe. Claim your spot, pull up to a fire pit, and enjoy the view. -
Fitness center
A private fitness facility exclusively for Lakeland guests and owners. No crowds, no lines. -
Beach gear + water sports
Paddle boards and beach gear for rent at the Avari front desk. Everything needed for a day on the lake.
Lakeland Village — South Lake Tahoe Vacation Rental FAQ
Is there parking at Lakeland Village — South Lake Tahoe?
Yes, on-site parking is available at the resort. Specific parking details, including the number of spaces per unit, are listed in each rental's property details.
How far is Lakeland Village from Heavenly Mountain Resort?
Lakeland Village is a short drive or shuttle ride from Heavenly Mountain Resort. Shuttle service is available from the resort, making it easy to get to the slopes or gondola without a car.
Can I access the beach and pool as a guest?
Yes. Guests staying at Lakeland Village have access to the private sandy beach, heated pools, and hot tubs on the resort property.
What is there to do near Lakeland Village in South Lake Tahoe?
The resort puts you close to a wide range of activities year-round, including skiing at Heavenly, boating and paddle boarding on Lake Tahoe, hiking at Emerald Bay State Park, and dining and shopping in downtown South Lake Tahoe.
How many guests can Lakeland Village vacation rentals accommodate?
Rental sizes range from studios that sleep 2 to multi-bedroom townhomes that sleep up to 8 or more. Filter by guest count when browsing to find the right fit for your group.
Is Lakeland Village — South Lake Tahoe pet-friendly?
Unfortunately, pets are not permitted at Lakeland Village. If you're traveling with a pet, browse our other South Lake Tahoe rentals to find a home that welcomes four-legged guests.
Stress free from the first click
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24/7 onsite guest service
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Seamless check-in
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Professional cleaning
Why stay at Lakeland Village
Lakefront access
A private sandy shore, pier, and shoreline spots made for swimming, paddleboarding, and watching the sun go down over the water.
Why stay at Lakeland Village
Resort amenities
Heated pools, multiple hot tubs, a fitness center, BBQ areas, and shuttle service to Heavenly all come with your stay.
Why stay at Lakeland Village
Flexible rentals
Choose from studios to multi-bedroom townhomes, each with a full kitchen, fireplace, and a deck worth lingering on.
Why stay at Lakeland Village
Great for families and groups
Spacious layouts, on-site parking, and easy walkability to nearby dining and shops make logistics simple.
What makes Lakeland Village special
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Your own piece of Lake Tahoe
Private beach access on one of the world's most iconic alpine lakes is Lakeland Village's defining feature. You're not near the lake. You're on it, with a stretch of sand that belongs to the resort. -
A true four-season resort
Summer means swimming, kayaking, and hiking. Winter puts you minutes from Heavenly Mountain Resort's ski slopes. Spring and fall offer the lake at its most peaceful and the trails at their best. -
Wooded resort atmosphere
The tree-lined grounds at Lakeland Village create a sense of seclusion that's unusual for a lakefront resort. It feels like a private retreat even when the property is fully booked. -
South Lake Tahoe at your door
The casinos, restaurants, and shops of South Lake Tahoe are just minutes away, as is the Nevada state line for guests who want a different kind of evening out.
Things to do nearby
Emerald Bay State Park
A short drive brings you to panoramic viewpoints, Eagle Falls, and the Vikingsholm mansion right on the shore.
Things to do nearby
Hit the slopes
The Heavenly gondola is your gateway to ski runs in winter and scenic chairlift rides and alpine hikes in summer.
Things to do nearby
Get out on the water
Rent a boat or paddleboard or join a guided lake cruise for wildlife spotting and sunset views.
Things to do nearby
Scenic drives and trails
Highway 89 is worth a slow cruise. Cascade Falls and the Lakeside Trail are great options for an easy walk with big scenery.
Things to do nearby
Family-friendly activities
Mini-golf, waterfront parks, seasonal festivals, and local events give every trip a little extra.
Booking tips
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Summer and Ski Season Both Fill Fast
Lakeland Village is in demand year-round. Summer lake weekends and winter ski holiday weeks book months in advance. Locking in early is especially important for either peak window. -
Ski Season Logistics
Heavenly Mountain Resort is about 10 minutes from Lakeland Village. If skiing is the priority, confirm your dates align with the ski season, typically November through April depending on snowfall. -
Lake View Units Are Worth It
Units with direct lake or beach views go first and hold their value. If waking up to Lake Tahoe is the goal, filter specifically for lakefront or lake-view when browsing. -
Getting around
On-site parking keeps things easy, and shuttles and rideshares make it simple to explore without needing a second car.
Plan your stay at Lakeland Village
Whether you're coming for the powder, the sunsets, or just a few days by the water, Lakeland Village puts you right in the middle of what makes Lake Tahoe worth the trip. Browse available rentals to find the right fit, then pack your swimsuit, skis, or hiking boots and go.
