Nature Coast
Hudson Vacation Rentals
Waterfront homes in Hudson, booked direct with a local team.
Looking for the perfect Hudson getaway? Our hand-picked homes put you on the water with Gulf access, private docks, and the kind of sunsets that make the Nature Coast unforgettable — all booked directly, with no third-party service fees.
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Homes in Hudson
2 homes available · book direct, no service fees
★ 4.4 · 5 reviews
★★★“Julie’s home was nicely put together, accommodating for a family, and right on the waterfront for easy access to the ocean if you have a boat. Close to downtown new port Richey as well.”
★★★★★“Had a wonderful week at Julie's rental. We brought our own personal boat from Louisiana and had ease parking our boat at the house. During our stay in Hudson we spent most of our time on our boat, but it was nice to unwind in the evening on the floating dock watching the fish and birds. There were several fun restaurants that we visited while there that were very short drive from the house. The boat launch we used was very close and easy to launch and park.”
★★★★“our host was great communicating and helping with any issues. the place has some nice features and is in a quiet neighborhood on a canal.”
★★★★★“Great all around! Wonderful host”
★★★★★“Great place to stay all around!”
While you’re here
Hudson, Florida: Gulf-Access Waterfront the Rest of Florida Forgot
Manatees off your dock, canal-front Gulf access, SunWest Park, and some of the best scalloping on the Nature Coast — here's how to plan a Hudson getaway.
Brooksville, Florida: Old Florida in the Hills
Historic downtown antiques, hill-country forest trails, and sunflower and mermaid festivals — Brooksville is the Nature Coast's character corner. Your visitor guide.
Port Richey, Florida: River Town on the Edge of the Gulf
Where the Cotee River meets the Gulf — island-hopping to Anclote and Durney Key, a riverfront downtown, and waterfront rentals built for boaters. Your Port Richey guide.