24 Amazing Treehouse Vacation Getaways

Treehouses are an alternative way to get away for those who love the great outdoors. Some offer all the amenities of a standard hotel or rental home, but guests get to sleep high off the ground in the middle of nature. Treehouse accommodations vary in levels of luxury — some have hot tubs included, while some use composting toilets. Some of these scenic treehouses are affordable getaways for budget-conscious vacationers, while others are more luxurious options worth sharing just to show what's possible. Daydream away.

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Cave Junction, Oregon | Sleeps 6
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This "treesort" in Cave Junction, Oregon, markets itself to two different kinds of travelers. For adventurous types in search of excitement, Siskiyou National Forest is adjacent for hiking and exploration, and there's horseback riding and zip lining onsite. For those seeking relaxation and solitude, the treehouses come with a range of amenities. Some have bathrooms and some don't, and some have multiple bedrooms and kitchenettes suitable for families.

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Blue Ridge, Georgia | Sleeps 6
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Take in gorgeous views of nature from the large decks and huge windows of Canopy Blue treehouse, which is located on 4 private acres. Amenities such as a hot tub, fire pit, and hanging sofa are all part of the experience.

Hot Springs, Arkansas | Sleeps 6
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Surrounded by 40 acres of privacy, this property offers a luxury “glamping” experience. Visitors can swim, fish and boat on bordering Lake Catherine. Don’t bring your laptop though, Wi-Fi is left out of the package to encourage guests to connect with nature.

Jefferson, North Carolina | Sleeps 4
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This tree cabin for animal lovers is located on a farm where guests can visit friendly horses, goats, chickens, and more, as well as gather their own eggs. Unique touches like a bathroom sink made of a tree stump add to the whimsical experience.

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Norwich, Connecticut | Sleeps 2
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Glamp in the forest in this private treehouse in the forest. Enjoy an outdoor shower, and a composting toilet inside, as well as a barbecue for campfire meals.

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Summersville, West Virginia | Sleeps 2
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This outdoorsy destination in Summersville, West Virginia, offers a new addition to its collection of high-end cabins — a treehouse accessed by a canopy-covered bridge. Outside appearances are deceiving, but inside are all the comforts of a hotel room at Country Road Cabins. One of the most popular activities in the area is white-water rafting on the New River Gorge.

Saugatuck, Michigan | Sleeps 12
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This five-bedroom house is more home than cabin, but it has multiple decks for treeline views, and is approximately a 5 minute walk to Kalamazoo Lake and a half hour walk to Oval Beach.

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Dora, Missouri | Sleeps 2
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Missouri Treehouse Cabins in southern Missouri offers a range of secluded accommodations high up in the trees on more than 350 acres near the North Fork River. Choose from several amenity-packed treehouses that include kitchens, bathrooms, and multiple bedrooms for about $239 a night. Activities include fly-fishing, hiking, and other outdoorsy pursuits.

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Litchfield, Connecticut | Sleeps 2
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This fancy resort in Litchfield, Connecticut, offers a wide range of breathtaking (and expensive) lodging options, one of which is a treehouse suspended 35 feet above the ground. The two-story fort has a master bedroom with a steam shower and hot tub, and a full bar and fireplace on the second floor. This kind of luxury in the sky will cost you, though; prices start at $1,000 per night.

Issaquah, Washington | Sleeps 2
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Just 30 minutes outside Seattle, deep in the forest, guests can fall asleep in a high-end treehouse hearing nothing but the sounds of birds and running water. Breakfast is served in a nearby lodge and a bathhouse is shared between the treehouses. Pricing starts at $325 per night. Leave the kids at home, though — no one under age 13 is allowed.

White Salmon, Washington | Sleeps 4
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The Pacific Northwest is filled with treehouse accommodations, one of which is a singular treehouse that sits at the base of Mount Adams in White Salmon, Washington. The treehouse is ideal for those who are interested in "glamping" (glamorous camping) in the woods with all the basic comforts. Starting at $165 per night, visitors can enjoy a hot tub on the deck plus a full kitchen for cooking.

Chattanooga Valley, Georgia | Sleeps 2
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This tiny and romantic treehouse is situated on peaceful farmland and boasts a comfy king-size bed and cozy seating area in its small space, as well as an equipped kitchen and bath. From $217 per night.

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Kerala, India | Sleeps 2
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Travel to Wayanad in southern India to stay in a treehouse located on a coffee and spice plantation that dates back to the 1800s. In addition to touring the plantation, guests can swim and enjoy the onsite spa. The 400-acre estate has a main lodge and two treehouse accommodations. One of the treehouses has a large Royal Poinciana growing right through it, incorporated into the rustic but luxurious decor. Both treehouses feature modern conveniences such as TV, bathrooms, and a mini-fridge. Prices start at around $270.

Puntarenas, Costa Rica | Sleeps 4
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Costa Rica is home to many treehouse accommodations, but the Finca Bellavista is one of the most secretive — the hotel reveals its location only after a reservation is made and is accessible only by foot. Some residents make the sustainable village deep in the rainforest their permanent home, with property that overlooks waterfalls and natural swimming pools available to buy. The majority of the food for the community is grown onsite and electricity is solar. Zip lining is a big activity for guests, and packages start at $200 a night.

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London | Sleeps 2
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This luxury London hotel is designed like a treehouse, with gorgeous greenery that brings the outdoors into every space. Rooms currently start around $400 per night.

Bangkok, Thailand | Sleeps 2
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For those who really want to get away from it all, the Bangkok Tree House is reachable only by foot, bike, or boat. Once there, visitors can truly rough it in the tropics. The treehouses, or nests, as the hotel calls them, have outdoor showers and small air conditioning units and toilets. But guests have to deal with mosquitos and should be prepared for other wildlife, such as lizards, birds, and cicadas. The hotel prides itself on providing organic food and supplies. Prices start at $90 per night.

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Punta Uva, Costa Rica | Sleeps 4
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Some treehouse accommodations don't allow children, perhaps rightfully so, due to the risky nature of sleeping high up off the ground. Families can stay at this treehouse in Punta Uva, in the Costa Rican province of Limón, but the romantic jungle backdrop may be better suited to honeymooning couples. A wooden suspension bridge leads guests to a jungle home built on tall stilts. Inside is a full apartment with two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchen. Rates start around $300 a night.

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Vancouver Island, British Columbia | Sleeps 2
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Deep in a forest on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, there exists a strange sight high in the trees: spheres suspended by wires and connected with bridges. Guests can sleep in these one-of-a-kind accommodations while enjoying the beauty of the setting for rates starting at $275 a night. Bathroom and shower facilities are located on the ground.

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Itasca County, Minnesota | Sleeps 2
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Camp among the trees in this lakeside cabin. There’s no kitchen, shower, or heating, but there’s plenty of beautiful scenery, as well as a large indoor sauna for guests.

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New Braunfels, Texas | Sleeps 8
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Enjoy the sound of the Guadalupe River from one of these 6 custom cabins in the trees, located in New Braunfels, Texas. Each rental features all the modern day conveniences one would want, such as Wi-Fi, AC, and fully equipped kitchens.

Geronimo Creek, Texas | Sleeps 8
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This cabin sits up in the trees and overlooks the water, and offers everything one could want for a family vacation. Enjoy swimming, fishing, plenty of room to cook, and access to a hot tub and game room.

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Mountain View, Arkansas | Sleeps 4
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This rustic yet amenity-packed treehouse overlooks Dodd Mountain, and is designed to feel like a secluded retreat despite being 5 minutes away from civilization.

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Truro, Massachusetts | Sleeps 8
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This three bed, three-bath house is nestled up amongst the trees and features large multi-level decks for outdoor relaxation. Guests can enjoy an outdoor shower, as well as views of Cape Cod bay.

Flagstaff, Arizona | Sleeps 7
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Enjoy decks galore, a bubbling hot tub, a fully loaded kitchen and more in this home tucked away amongst the trees that features beautiful forest views.

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