10 Amazing Treehouses You Can Rent On Airbnb Right Now!

Airbnb recently introduced a new category of properties to its platform called ‘OMG.’ This category perfectly captures the most luxurious, fun, and, frankly, bizarre properties on the platform, allowing users to find unique stays.

Treehouses are one of the most popular property types in this category, transporting guests back to their childhoods. There’s everything from luxury penthouse-style treehouses to smaller, more classic treehouses like the kind we used to build in our backyards.

If you’ve dreamt of spending the night in a treehouse, now’s your chance. In this article, we’ll show you ten amazing treehouses you can rent on Airbnb right now!

Let’s begin!

1. Treehouse in Old Fort, North Carolina, United States

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From the outside, this charming treehouse in Old Fort, North Carolina, looks like a cozy cabin-style treehouse your parents might have built you when you were younger. However, inside, you’ll find a luxury home with a large double bedroom, kitchen, TV, and fireplace.

Everything about this stunning property oozes elegance. The dense forest surrounding the treehouse and the lit-up rope bridge leading to the property are inviting. The luxury furnishings offer a homely vibe, and the hot tub underneath the property is a delightful touch.

Seriously, what’s not to like?

2. Treehouse With River View, Les Éboulements, Canada

The Uhu treehouse is a unique triangular-shaped property with a modern design that stands 10 meters above the ground. This treehouse peeks out above the trees, offering impressive views of the St. Lawrence River and the surrounding forests.

Admittedly, this treehouse is small, but it has everything you need to enjoy an escape from the daily grind. This includes a fully equipped kitchen, a queen bed, a shower with a scenic view, and a toilet.

Guests also have access to a private terrace with an outdoor fireplace and a small spa with a hot tub in the middle of the forest.

3. Shackup Tower, Broad Cove, Canada

Shackup Tower in Broad Cove, Canada, is the perfect place to stay if you enjoy seclusion, luxury, and the great outdoors. A converted fire lookout tower, this property is perched high on an ocean hillside, offering 360-degree views of the breathtaking landscape.

This beautiful cabin is 30 feet tall and has a modern, sleek, and stylish design. It features a full kitchen, an open-plan double bedroom, a fireplace, and a small bathroom.

You can explore the picturesque surroundings during the day and watch the sunset, stargaze, and relax in the terrace hot tub in the evenings.

4. Chestnut House, Bontddu, Wales

Chestnut House is the place for you if you dream of sleeping under the stars in the British countryside. Tucked away in Snowdonia National Park and surrounded by lush forest, this classic-style treehouse has everything you need to enjoy a getaway in the great outdoors.

Perfect for a romantic vacation, this cabin features a log-fired hot tub fed by a natural spring, Welsh mountain views, a sauna overlooking the woodland, and a cozy interior with a log burner.

Inside, you’ll find a comfortable queen-size bed, a sofa, a small kitchen, and a bathroom. Best of all, this treehouse is just a convenient 10-minute drive from the seaside town of Barmouth.

5. Cabins In The Trees, Villanueva de Arce, Spain

Located 100 meters inside a dense oak forest and offering epic views of the Pyrenees of Navarra, Cabins In The Trees is a great place to stay if you want to be transported back to your childhood.

While this treehouse has a selection of luxury amenities and a spacious layout, its design is in keeping with that of a traditional treehouse. For example, this wooden cabin has no electricity but is equipped with lanterns and candles.

The treehouse does have a small bathroom with running water and a toilet, and the bedroom has a large double bed, though. Oh, and we should mention the cabin owners regularly make pizzas for their guests in their pizza oven. Yum!

6. Treehouse In Branson, Missouri, United States

If unparalleled luxury is more your thing, this breathtaking, g lass-fronted treehouse in Branson, Missouri, is your style. Capable of sleeping four people, this custom-built luxury modern treehouse is nestled among Pine and Oak trees in the forest near Table Rock Lake.

The views of the lake from the treehouse are amazing!

Twenty feet above the ground, this cabin has two patio areas with fire pits and BBQs, a kitchenette, floor-to-ceiling windows, a dining area, a bathroom with a heated floor, a washer, and a dryer. Regarding sleeping arrangements, this unique property has two queen bedrooms, so you can stay with your friends.

7. Treehouse-Eagles Perch Over The Water, Port Angeles, Washington, United States

This cedar-style treehouse in Port Angeles, Washington, is bigger than some houses. Soaring 20 feet above the forest floor, it features a rustic interior and exterior and a simple yet beautiful design.

Overlooking the Strait of Juan De Fuca, this is a place you won’t want to leave. For starters, the panoramic views from the floor-to-ceiling windows are spectacular. You might even spot bald eagles.

The small kitchenette and dining area are gorgeous, and the bedroom is super cozy. Oh, make sure to spend a night or two sitting by the outdoor fire pit stargazing.

8. Amazing Treehouse, Fairbanks, Alaska, United States

If you’ve ever watched Dr. Who, this treehouse will remind you of the Tardis. On the outside, this charming wooden cabin looks quite small.

However, inside is a surprisingly spacious and rather luxurious home that guests won’t soon forget. To even reach the treehouse, you have to cross your very own rope bridge.

Meanwhile, a luxury bathhouse with a hot tub will draw you in after a long day of exploring, and the scenic views will blow you away. It’s even possible to see the Northern Lights from the treehouse.

9. Tongass Treehouse – The Otter Den Studio, Juneau, Alaska

Outdoor enthusiasts quickly fall in love with everything the Tongass Treehouse offers. Sitting approximately 100 feet up in the lush Alaskan rainforest canopy, this breathtaking treehouse offers impressive ocean views and the opportunity to spot wildlife.

From the deck, guests have spotted eagles, whales, orcas, bears, and otters–hence the name Otter Den Studio. Guests also have easy access to remote glacial hikes.

Guests are treated to luxurious comforts and a homely setting inside the treehouse. The treehouse has a double bed, a seating area, a gorgeous bathroom with a walk-in shower, and a full kitchen.

We might have to book this one for ourselves!

10. Naturave #1 – Into The Woods, Monteverde, Costa Rica

Despite being a stone’s throw away from the busy town center, Naturave #1 offers serenity and seclusion in a lush rainforest canopy. Imagine waking up to birdsong outside your treehouse window, sipping coffee while overlooking the rainforest, and exploring Monteverde Reserve.

Sounds good, doesn’t it? Well, you can have all that at this unique dome treehouse.

This treehouse offers a truly unique stay with a peaceful private terrace, a comfy double bed, a modern bathroom, and a coffee station. It may sound quite basic, but that’s all you need to enjoy this fantastic space.

Besides, if you need anything else, Santa Elena Town is only 5 minutes away.

There you have it: ten amazing treehouses you can rent on Airbnb right now! So, where are you going to stay first? We’re putting our names down for the Tongass Treehouse!

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