Do you want to live out your childhood fantasy of sleeping in a treehouse? Well, Ireland is the perfect place to do that. Ireland has a rich cultural heritage, fascinating history, and friendly citizens, making it one of the gorgeous countries on Earth. There is no better way to experience the vibrant energy of Ireland than by staying in a treehouse that embodies the spirit of the place. A treehouse provides a cheaper, safer, and more authentic experience than a traditional hotel, which is why they’re so popular in Ireland.
So, if you plan a visit to Ireland, make sure you book a treehouse rental that will illustrate the grandeur of Mother Nature. To make your choice effortless, we have selected some of the best treehouse rentals in Ireland for you to enjoy during your holiday.
Also, be sure to read my guides on Treehouses in Scotland, Treehouse Rentals in Italy, and Treehouses in France for more unique European accommodation options!
The Birdbox, Donegal Treehouse with Glenveagh view
Location: County Donegal, Ireland
Price: $96+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/33555485
It is a family-friendly handcrafted treehouse nestled between the branches of old oak and a Scots pine tree. There is a beautiful view of Glenveagh National Park from the front of the property. This charming, rustic house is just down the road from The Wild Atlantic Way and is a great place to escape for a fun getaway. The treehouse is the perfect starting point for exploring Donegal.
The front of the treehouse features glass double doors that illuminate the treehouse and offer breathtaking views. As soon as you enter, you will see a sofa and a wood-burning stove. There is a mezzanine level above the living area that provides a perfect place for sleeping. Furthermore, it has a skylight and aperture, making it ideal for watching stars at night.
The Swallow’s Return Treehouse, Carlingford Louth
Location: Carlingford, Irish Grange, County Louth, Ireland
Price: $118+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/24817660
This treehouse sat between two big sycamore trees is fully insulated and soaring seven feet in the air. The treehouse is only 3 minutes from a pub, while the vibrant town of Carlingford is 2 kilometers away. In addition, hiking is ideal in the nearby Cooley Mountains. A stairway leads to this treehouse.
It features a kitchen, dining area, and bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink. There is a double bed & pull-out mattress in the bedroom. From the bedroom, you have access to a balcony where you can relax in the shade of the trees overlooking Grange. Families with children will also enjoy the vast trampoline and swings in the treehouse.
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The Hideout – Romantic Tree House getaway
Location: County Wexford, Ireland
Price: $142+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/34303289
This architectural gem sits among trees, perfect for nature enthusiasts. The unique combination of style and functionality makes such a small space intriguing and peaceful. You can admire the sunset from a hilltop over southern Ireland or watch rainfall on fields from this cozy treehouse.A covered grill area is available on the deck where you can grill.
This treehouse is a well-equipped and well-designed off-grid retreat with whitewashed wooden walls and a gloss kitchen cabinet. The kitchen consists of a microwave, toaster, kettle, coffeemaker, and small refrigerator. A covered grill area is available on the deck where you can grill. The shower has two large windows that make it feel more like one with nature, yet it is private due to its height.
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Ox Mountain Treehouse
Location: Tobercurry, County Sligo, Ireland
Price: $102+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/34715476
This treehouse Retreat is set at the highly acclaimed Ox Mountain Adventure Camp deep within the ox mountains in beautiful County Sligo and offers a glimpse of the best of treehouse escapism. You can spend endless hours watching television on rainy days while snuggled up by the log effect stove heater.
A beautiful elevated boardwalk allows wheelchair access to the treehouse. As soon as you arrive, you’ll notice that the area around the lodge is vast, allowing you to take in the surroundings. You can even relax outside in a hammock. With a double bed, a single bed, and two sofa beds, a kitchenette, and a bathroom, the treehouse offers you everything you need.
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Tuckmill Treehouse
Location: Baltinglass, County Wicklow, Ireland
Price: $130+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/18723639
The Tuckmill Treehouse offers an escape from all of life’s stresses with no TVs, Wi-Fi, or humans around. The surrounding natural deciduous woodlands have a high collection of wildlife, including red squirrels, rabbits, foxes, deer, and more.
A mezzanine above the living and dining area serves as a sleeping area with a double bed. The facility lacks an indoor kitchen, but you have an outdoor BBQ with a gas stove attached. Relax on the outdoor furniture after preparing lunch or dinner and watch the 40-acre working farm below while you dine. It also has a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower, a flushing toilet, and constant hot water.
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Hilltop Treehouse
Location: Baltinglass, County Wicklow, Ireland
Price: $130+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/44119933
Hilltop Treehouse offers excellent views from its elevated position 12 feet above the ground. Hilltop is across the road from Tuckmill Treehouse, but it is 10 minutes uphill. Hilltop enjoys the same natural surroundings and wildlife as Tuckmill, but it is even more private.
With the large deck overlooking the fields and a BBQ to make various tasty food, this treehouse is perfect for family outings. A fire pit and comfortable seating are also available under the decking. It has an open-plan living and dining space with a balcony and mezzanine for sleeping. Moreover, the Farm nearby offers incredible walking opportunities, including hikes to many archaeological and historical sites.
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Urban Tranquilatree
Location: Cork, County Cork, Ireland
Price: $155+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/18649731
Tranquilatree is one of the most renowned treehouses in Ireland. Just a five-minute walk from Cork city center, the treehouse is an oasis of calm in the city. Six meters above the ground, high in the trees, you’ll find yourself high in the leafy canopy with a panoramic view of the city.
It has a bedroom with a deck on the top level and a bathroom on the lower level. You can access the treehouse via a series of bridges and steps that add to its magical allure. The lower level has a circular wetroom featuring a shower, toilet, and washbasin. A perfect morning awaits you when you relax on the deck furniture with blankets and cushions all around you.
Grove House Treehouse With Hot Tub in Cork, Ireland
Location: Skibbereen, West Cork
Price: €179+ per night
http://www.cottagesforcouples.ie/treehouse-1-at-grove-house/
There are three treehouses at Grove House in Ireland, each as breathtaking as the last. You can enter the treehouse by stepping up the tree trunks, and a cozy interior awaits you. This retreat uses entirely sustainable materials. It will leave a lasting impression on your mind.
The retreat has an ample open-plan living, sleeping, dining area, and a separate bathroom with a quirky sink and walk-in shower. The deck in front of the house has a private, two-person Canadian hot tub, chairs, and a table. If you open the French doors, you’ll discover a large patio overlooking the countryside. Additionally, there is a satellite TV, DVD player, broadband, and Bluetooth speaker to keep you entertained.
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Couples Treehouse — Teapot Lane
Location: Tawley, Co. Leitrim, Ireland
Price: €175+ per night
https://www.glampingireland.ie/accommodation/#couples-treehouse
“Teapot Lane Treehouse was built in 2012. Ireland’s first-ever treetop accommodation, offering a romantic glamping experience. If your childhood dream was to have a treehouse hideaway or if a cosy romantic escape is what you crave, this is a unique couples Glamping break you are sure to enjoy.
Located in the woods with a large mature tree coming through the deck, this is a magical and romantic place for couples to stay. On the border of Donegal, Leitrim, and Sligo, this luxurious woodland retreat is the ideal base for exploring all three counties at once. Rentals are available all year at this two-bedroom house.
The interior of the adults-only treehouse is just as beautiful. It features a luxurious king-sized bed, window seats with cushions, a wood-burning stove, and a tiny kitchenette with a wine fridge. Get up in your luxurious bed, make a coffee on your Nespresso machine, and head outside for some time in the sunshine.
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River Valley Holiday Park Glamping Treehouse
Location: Redcross, Co. Wicklow
Price: €150+ per night
https://www.rivervalleypark.ie/glamping/treehouses/
Treehouses in Rivervalley retain their unique character despite being one of the less secluded places in Ireland. Suitable for both adults and children, both treehouses are perfect for a family vacation.
A balcony separates these two houses.These treehouses are fully-insulated. Each one has a bathroom, a picnic bench, a small fridge, microwave, kettle, lights, and gas heaters.It is essentially everything you need to enjoy your stay. Each glamping treehouse has two double beds and two single beds. However, it is your responsibility to bring your sleeping equipment, such as pillows, sleeping bags, and duvets.
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Centre Parcs Treehouses
Location: Longford Forest, Ballyhoman, Co. Longford
Anyone who visits Centre Parcs will surely be surprised to know they have the most luxurious treehouses in Ireland. All treehouses feature open-plan living areas, games dens, an entertainment system, and private hot tubs.
In the warmer months, you can enjoy dining al fresco on your balcony or deck. You can enjoy all the magnificent facilities of Centre Parcs while staying in these treehouses. With the Subtropical Swimming Paradise and Aqua Sana Spa, as well as an exciting range of indoor and outdoor activities, you’ll never be bored here.
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Cuckoo Wood Hexagon
Location: Westport, Mayo, Ireland
Price: $108+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/2546659
About five kilometers from Westport, this hexagon hut sits on its own on a patch of land that is a half orchard and half woodland. An adjacent field is home to a few goats and hens. The natural environment offers a nice view of the animals and the surrounding countryside.
Decks on both sides of the hexagon-shaped cottage allow guests to enjoy the morning and evening sun. About 200 meters from the lodge is the Owenwee River, which contains salmon and trout. It’s 5 kilometers to Westport town, 2 kilometers to Clew Bay, and 7 kilometers to its nearest beach.
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The Hideaway Treehouse — Cosy Self Catering Rental
Location: Boyle, Roscommon, Ireland
Price: $59+ per night
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/10747833
A little-known hidden gem, this area offers something for everyone. You can spend your time exploring Lough Key Forest Park, the town of Boyle, the Abbey, King House, and Drummanone Dolmen while here. In addition, discover the magnificent Carrowkeel passage tombs and the Caves of Keash.
A raised walkway leads to the house, nestled under mature beech trees and over the vegetable garden. Take advantage of this space, pick your vegetables from the garden, feed the farm animals, gather eggs, and seek everything the area has to offer.
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Viking House Stayover
Location: Ferrycarrig, County Wexford, Ireland
Price: $340+ per night
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/22626089
This Viking House Stayover will give you a chance to experience what it was like to live in a Viking House 1000 years ago. Located on the banks of the Slaney River, the Viking House has wattle walls, a thatched roof, and a central hearth. The best part of your stay will be the opportunity to explore the Irish National Heritage Park, which sits adjacent to the Viking House.
Oak, ash, and reed thatch make up the roof of these houses. Once the park closes to the public, you will be able to enter the 35 acres of parkland and explore the other sites at your own pace. You can also cook outside by the fire.
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Badgers Hill Low – Impact Chalet
Location: Wexford, Ireland
Price: $65+ per night
https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/1203202
An environmentally friendly two-bedroom eco-chalet located on a farm in Wexford, Ireland, offers unique relaxation in a rustic setting. In addition to the treehouse, you will find a small stream, a swing set ideal for children, and you will probably meet the family dogs as well as badgers.
Wexford City is 7 km away, and Curracloe Beach is 15 km away, so this glamping venue in Ireland is perfect for a family trip. The chalet has an adequately equipped kitchen with a wood-burning stove and a dry compost toilet alongside it. There are showers in the main house as well.
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Mountains, forests, and rivers abound in Ireland. The magnificent landscapes of Ireland attract adventurers and nature lovers alike. The beautiful landscape offers so much to discover, explore, and enjoy. If you choose to stay in a treehouse in Ireland, you can enjoy the beautiful terrain.
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