Ocala is a beautiful urban base for people needing to get out of the hustle and bustle of the big city while retaining that closeness to comfort and amenity. There are three major attractions in this town that shouldn't be overlooked. Historic Preservation: Ocala's streets are named with the local native language to commemorate the early history of the location. Ocala and Tuscawilla Park Historic Districts feature 19th-century homes, and the area is often referred to as the Brick City. Downtown Ocala: A bevy of food, drinks, shows, and music await you in the vibrant downtown area. Horses: Take an afternoon trip to the outskirts of Ocala to visit some of its most famous four-legged residents.

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Where to stay in Ocala

Vacation rentals in Ocala

There are 112 vacation rentals near Ocala for all manner or mood of travel, availability of time off, and size of budget. So, if you are hoping for an affordable Ocala vacation, you can find 10% rentals under $64/night. Or if you are willing to splurge on a luxury vacation in Ocala, there are 11 between $476 and $1,426/night. Whether you are sleeping by yourself or with a significant other, or are travelling with a group of 196 there are short term home and apartment rentals in Ocala to fit your vacation needs. The most popular types of short-term rental homes in Ocala are hotels, rvs and houses. Ocala has been a frequently searched travel destination this year and continues to grow in popularity. VacationRenter offers a wide selection of vacation rental availability from leading travel sites like Vrbo (Vacation Rentals By Owner), Booking.com, and many more. Search your travel dates to find available Ocala vacation homes for your trip.

Where is Ocala

Ocala is a picturesque community in northern Florida that is lined with oak trees and surrounded by horses and sand pines. If you're looking for a rental property in this sweet little part of horse country, keep these facts in mind.

Quick Guide to Ocala

Ocala is a beautiful urban base for people needing to get out of the hustle and bustle of the big city while retaining that closeness to comfort and amenity. There are three major attractions in this town that shouldn't be overlooked.

Historic Preservation: Ocala's streets are named with the local native language to commemorate the early history of the location. Ocala and Tuscawilla Park Historic Districts feature 19th-century homes, and the area is often referred to as the Brick City.
Downtown Ocala: A bevy of food, drinks, shows, and music await you in the vibrant downtown area.
Horses: Take an afternoon trip to the outskirts of Ocala to visit some of its most famous four-legged residents.

Home-types in Ocala

Ocala has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Ocala:

Hotel: 47 vacation rentals
House: 24 vacation rentals

Points of interests in Ocala

Ocala has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Ocala:

Silver Springs State Park: 352 vacation rentals
Appleton Museum of Art: 352 vacation rentals
Sholom Park: 90 vacation rentals
Tuscawilla Art Park: 90 vacation rentals
Coehadjoe Park: 90 vacation rentals
Jervey Gantt Park: 90 vacation rentals
Ocala/Marion County Veterans Memorial Park: 90 vacation rentals
Silver River Museum & Environmental Education Center: 90 vacation rentals
Ocala Nature Park: 90 vacation rentals
Lillian Bryant Park: 90 vacation rentals

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