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Treehouses are cool. It’s just a fact. And any excuse to spend a night in one? Well, that’s totally fine with us.
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. 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. They’ve become so much more. Today, saying you’re going to spend the night in a treehouse has taken on a whole new meaning.
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. And it’s not just in Oregon where sleeping in the trees has taken off. We think these treehouse vacation rentals across the U.S. are also pretty great. (If you prefer to stay in the NW, check out these Washington treehouse vacation rentals.)
But, all of this makes us wonder, what is it about sleeping in the trees that makes our adventure-loving hearts skip a beat?