Find a welcoming Airbnb in Bakersfield to explore California’s Central Valley and country music roots
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Bakersfield, California
Accommodation
261
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$260
On average
High season
August - $288
+11%
Price in January
$250
On average
Type of accommodation
House
3 Bedrooms, 153m²
Price per week
$1,818
On average
Low season
December : $196
-25%
Available accommodation
9%
In January
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Bakersfield is $260.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Bakersfield, you have to pay on average $1,818 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $1,371 and $2,013 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Bakersfield are less expensive in December: $196 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 25% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 11% ($288 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in Bakersfield.
On average, rentals in Bakersfield can accommodate 6 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 153 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Bakersfield is $282 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $1,972.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Bakersfield costs on average $663, for Friday and Saturday nights.
9% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in January. It will be necessary to pay on average $250 per night.
Bakersfield, California, is a Central Valley hub known for its agricultural heritage, country music scene, and access to natural landscapes. Whether you're stopping on a road trip, exploring Kern County's cultural side, or spending time in nearby parks and mountain areas, Bakersfield is a convenient and underrated destination. Visitors can stay in modern downtown apartments, cozy suburban Airbnbs, or spacious homes with backyard patios. It’s a versatile stopover that offers comfort, history, and California sunshine.
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Bakersfield blends urban growth with small-town vibes, offering a mix of music history, good eats, and outdoor adventure. Known for the "Bakersfield Sound" in country music, the city also boasts museums, theaters, and local festivals that reflect its proud community spirit. With its proximity to the Sierra Nevada and Sequoia National Forest, nature lovers find great opportunities for hiking and exploration. Bakersfield's welcoming pace makes it a great base to discover more of inland California.
Downtown is the cultural heart of Bakersfield, home to the Fox Theater, art galleries, and restaurants. Staying here puts you close to the historic Padre Hotel, live music venues, and the Bakersfield Museum of Art. Airbnbs in the area include modern lofts and walkable apartments ideal for nightlife or business travel.
A historic and tree-lined neighborhood, Westchester offers charming older homes and a peaceful, residential vibe. Rentals here include vintage bungalows and stylish remodels with backyard space. The area is close to downtown while providing a quieter, community-oriented feel.
Located in southwest Bakersfield, Seven Oaks is an upscale area known for golf courses, gated communities, and modern shopping plazas. Vacation rentals here often include spacious homes, pools, and landscaped yards. It’s great for travelers looking for comfort, safety, and easy access to amenities.
Just east of downtown, this historic district includes hillside homes with views and mid-century architectural gems. The neighborhood has quick access to the Kern River Parkway Trail and cultural spots like the Panorama Vista Preserve. Rentals here are ideal for guests who enjoy unique homes and scenic drives.
A diverse and vibrant part of the city, East Bakersfield offers authentic local eateries, markets, and close-knit community charm. It’s home to the historic Bakersfield High School and several parks. Vacation rentals are more budget-friendly and reflect a more traditional, lived-in vibe.
A must-see for country music fans, this venue and museum celebrates the life and legacy of Buck Owens and the Bakersfield Sound. Visitors can enjoy live performances, memorabilia displays, and classic American dining. The experience blends entertainment with history.
This open-air museum features over 50 historic buildings, including an old jail, schoolhouse, and oil derricks. Visitors get a hands-on glimpse into the region’s pioneer and industrial history. Interactive exhibits make it engaging for kids and adults alike.
Part zoo, part botanical garden, CALM focuses on native wildlife and plants of California’s Central Valley. Animals here are rehabilitated or non-releasable, making it a great stop for families and animal lovers. The park includes walking trails, seasonal light festivals, and educational exhibits.
This beautifully restored 1930s theater in downtown Bakersfield hosts concerts, comedy shows, and film events. Its Art Deco interior and grand marquee make it a landmark for entertainment lovers. Visitors can catch a live event or tour the space.
Located along the Kern River, this natural preserve offers hiking and equestrian trails with views of the valley and riverbed. It's a favorite for birdwatching, trail running, and quiet escapes from the city. The landscape changes beautifully with the seasons.
A family-owned farm just east of the city, Murray Family Farms offers u-pick orchards, seasonal festivals, and a fun farm market. Visitors can enjoy hayrides, fresh baked goods, and petting zoos. It’s an excellent outing for families and foodies.
This extensive trail network follows the Kern River through the city, ideal for biking, jogging, or leisurely strolls. It connects parks, neighborhoods, and natural areas, creating a scenic way to explore Bakersfield. The path is flat and well-maintained, making it accessible for all fitness levels.
Located downtown, this museum offers exhibitions from California artists and rotating contemporary collections. Its sculpture garden and interactive programs make it a favorite among culture seekers. Admission is affordable and the experience is thoughtfully curated.
Located about 75 minutes north, Visalia is a gateway to Sequoia National Park and offers a lively downtown with shops, breweries, and tree-lined streets. It’s a great stop for travelers heading into the Sierra Nevada. The city shares Bakersfield’s Central Valley charm with a smaller-town twist. After a day exploring Main Street, unwind in a vacation rental in Visalia tucked into a quiet neighborhood or historic district.
Just 45 minutes east, Tehachapi is a mountain town known for its scenic landscapes, wind farms, and train history. Visitors can explore nature trails, wineries, and railroad museums. The cooler climate and fresh air offer a nice change from the valley heat. Rest comfortably in a house in Tehachapi surrounded by rolling hills and mountain views.
Roughly two hours north, Fresno offers a mix of urban parks, art centers, and access to Yosemite National Park. Travelers can visit the Forestiere Underground Gardens or attend cultural events downtown. It’s a larger-city complement to a trip through the Central Valley. Many guests book an apartment in Fresno near the Tower District or local museums for convenience and comfort.
About two hours west, Paso Robles is a wine region known for its vineyards, hot springs, and charming downtown. Visitors can enjoy tastings, fine dining, and countryside drives. It’s a perfect retreat for wine lovers. Spend your getaway in a vacation rental in Paso Robles overlooking vineyard hills and rustic tasting rooms.
Just over an hour northeast, Lake Isabella offers boating, fishing, and hiking in a laid-back lakeside setting. It’s surrounded by the Sequoia National Forest and attracts nature enthusiasts year-round. Choose a peaceful escape in a cabin in Lake Isabella with waterfront views and trails just steps away.
From the heart of Bakersfield, dive into the vibrant urban adventures that the United States has to offer. Discover the thriving arts district and historic architecture when you stay in Phoenix, where the Desert Botanical Garden showcases the beauty of native flora. Meanwhile, history enthusiasts can indulge in exploring the Cincinnati Museum Center by choosing airbnb in Cincinnati, featuring an array of art and science exhibits. Head north for a remarkable journey as you book accommodations in Anchorage, where urban life meets wilderness, offering stunning views of the Chugach Mountains and the rich culture at the Anchorage Museum. For a more quaint yet active setting, explore Norwalk vacation properties and enjoy maritime adventures at the Maritime Aquarium in Connecticut's lively harbor town.
