As summer speeds by and fall approaches, there's still time to soak up the sun and savor the season. If you haven't yet planned your summer getaway, don't worry—these stunning Airbnbs in Northern California still have availability. Seize the moment and book your summer escape before the warm days slip away! We hope these last-minute getaways in Northern California will ignite your sense of adventure!

1. Pollock Pines

This cozy cabin in Pollock Pines has many nights (mostly weeknights) still available between now and the end of September. The cabin is just a short distance from the beautiful Sly Park and Jenkinson Lake. From this charming cabin, guests can easily access Apple Hill, where you can go wine tasting and eat all sorts of delicious, farm-fresh goodies.

2. Locke

Explore the historic town of Locke, located on the Sacramento Delta, while staying the night in this romantic Airbnb.

This one-bedroom “honeymoon suite” offers a free breakfast and puts guests within walking distance of all Locke has to offer.

As the most affordable rental on our list, booking a couple of nights at this unique property should be an easy decision.

3. Fort Bragg

Located north of Fort Bragg this Asian-inspired Zen cabin has a Japanese garden and pond. Relax on the deck, do yoga by the pond, or book an on-site massage. Another plus? This rental doesn't have a cleaning fee. It is also just a short walk from Ten Mile Beach.

4. Acampo

Make the most of the summer heat and sunshine at this farm property in Acampo. Located near Lodi and not far from the Sierra Foothills, this "cowboy cabin" Airbnb is next to a vineyard. A guest favorite, this rustic one-bedroom, one-bathroom has a fully equipped kitchen and hot tub. It is the perfect escape into California’s beautiful agricultural center.

5. Fort Jones

How adorable is this historic cabin in Fort Jones? We love a historic stay– even more if it has modern amenities!

This updated 1800s cabin sleeps two people and is just minutes away from hiking, swimming, fishing, and two small towns.

Not only does this cabin have availability in September, but the nightly rate is pretty reasonable. Book the days you want now before the calendar fills up!

6. Copperopolis

If you have the vacation days, you’ll want to act fast and book this beautiful lake house in Copperopolis. Overlooking Lake Tullock, this 3 bedroom property offers a ton of space for up to 8 guests. Enjoy stunning sunsets over the lake from the massive deck at this Airbnb!

7. Lake Almanor

The whole family will love this cabin on Lake Almanor. Located in a country club community with many amenities, you won’t run out of things to do!

This family-friendly, A-frame cabin sleeps up to six guests.

Built in the 1960s, this Scandinavian-style, three-story cabin has lake views and a tree house vibe.

8. Eagle Lake

Escape to the serene beauty of Spalding at Eagle Lake and create lasting memories with your family at this tranquil Airbnb. Located in the rugged high desert of Lassen County, this hidden gem offers breathtaking lake views in one of California's lesser-explored regions. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, Eagle Lake is renowned for its exceptional Rainbow Trout fishing. Bring your UTV to take advantage of the numerous trails, or enjoy a round of golf at the nearby 18-hole course in Susanville, just 30 minutes away. The owners warmly welcome you to experience all this peaceful retreat has to offer.

9. Carmel-by-the-Sea

How charming is this cottage in Carmel-by-the-Sea? We’re obsessed! Imagine waking up here in this bucolic setting with ocean breezes rolling in. This is an ideal rental for a dreamy getaway to one of California's swankiest towns.

This romantic cottage sleeps up to two guests and overlooks an equestrian estate.

The cottage is just minutes away from downtown Monterey and Carmel-by-the-Sea.

10. Clear Lake

This lake house on 3 private acres is a “guest favorite” getaway. Perched on Clear Lake this Airbnb still has dates available if you book now! The rental sleeps up to five guests. Explore the local wineries and hiking trails. You can also fish, bike, and boat. Or just lounge on the deck and enjoy the serene views!

So, which of these last-minute getaways in Northern California seem like the best option in your opinion for this August or September? How will you close out the summer season? Tell us your end-of-summer vacation plans in the comments!