The treehouse itself is an absolutely amazing place to stay. Belfast, Rockport, Camden, and Rockland, four attractive seaside villages in the downeast, may be reached from The Appleton Retreat in under 30 minutes by car. For an extra fee, BREEZE visitors can rent the nearby, private wood-fired cedar hot tub and sauna. Pettengill Stream, a resource-protected area, is to the south, while a sizable, remote pond is to the north. Continue walking to the private dock on Littlefield Pond – the perfect place to swim, fish, and kayak!īREEZE Treehouse, is located at The Appleton Retreat on 120 acres of private land, bordered by 1,300 acres of a protected nature conservancy. Take the spiral staircase down to the ground where you can enjoy a private hot tub. Perfect for relaxing and dinning outdoors.
Outside the treehouse there is plenty to do! There is a good-sized wrap around deck off the living room equipped with chairs, a table, and grill. There is also a living/dinning setup that also features a projector for large screen movies! Queen beds are available in both the master bedroom and the loft. You have all the necessary cooking utensils, including cookware, silverware, water and wine glasses, and plates.
A complete kitchen with a stove, oven, microwave, and coffeemaker is available for you to prepare meals in. Despite being only 350 square feet, this house provides all the amenities you might want for a comfortable stay. (If you prefer to stay in the NW, check out these Washington treehouse vacation rentals.The Canopy Treehouse in Sanford, Maine is one the best treehouse Airbnbs in the state. We think these treehouse vacation rentals across the U.S. And it’s not just in Oregon where sleeping in the trees has taken off. With touches that range from modern to rustic, from being perched lakeside to nestled on a mountaintop, from sleeping two to six, with a sauna, firepit, hot tub, or zip line, no matter what you thought a treehouse could or should look like, the reality is that they are so much better than you could ever even imagine. Today, saying you’re going to spend the night in a treehouse has taken on a whole new meaning. Especially when you take a closer look at the evolution of treehouses in recent years, these are no longer those basic structures you built in your backyard as a kid.
Throw in Oregon’s picturesque coastline, epic national parks, prominent mountains with world renowned skiing, serene hiking and horseback riding trails in every direction, and inviting small towns, and you have no excuse for not making it to one of Oregon’s 11 best treehouses. And any excuse to spend a night in one? Well, that’s totally fine with us.
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