15 Best Treehouse Rentals Oregon Has For A Unique Getaway

Planning a trip and looking for the coolest tree house rentals Oregon has to offer for stays in 2024? If you’re the type of person that prefers to wander around the Swiss Family Robinson house at Disneyland rather than queue for the rides, then a stay in a treehouse will probably be for you.

If the thought of being surrounded by nature in a truly unique accommodation that might offer either a full suite of modern amenities and little luxuries or rustic adventure, then a treehouse rental is definitely for you.

And don’t assume that you need to be good with heights to sleep in a treehouse. Most are raised only slightly above the ground, although some of the Oregon treehouses on this list are right up in the canopy.

Oregon is the perfect place for treehouse hotels, with lush and colorful forests, miles of glorious coastline, and many state parks to explore. Feel the gentle sway of the tree as you drop off to sleep, and wonder why you never thought of staying in a treehouse before with these tree houses for rent in Oregon.

Tip: Check out our guide on treehouse rentals in Washington if you’d like to enjoy a Pacific West road trip.

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The Treehouse at Farwood Retreat

Location: Tiller, Oregon

Price: $162+ per night

Superhost: Yes

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/49425900

This stunning Oregon Airbnb treehouse rental is off the grid and ideally located in a secluded part of Umpqua National Forest, making it a perfect Oregon glamping escape!

It offers stunning views overlooking Jackson Creek, and it’s simply an amazing place to disconnect from the world and reconnect with nature and loved ones (since there is no cell reception on site). However, the magical treehouse still has Wi-Fi to keep connected with the outside world if you need to.

This is an incredible treehouse rental that you’ll love, and it’s backed up with glowing reviews and a Superhost who goes above and beyond to ensure a quality stay!

You’ll love the kitchen for preparing meals, the design of the treehouse, the rocking chairs, and all the thoughtful touches around what’s arguably the best treehouse Oregon has to offer.

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Heartland Treehouse

Location: Langlois, Oregon

Price: $243+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/43612005/

This property is one of the most popular treehouses in Oregon you can rent on Airbnb! Perched between two massive trees and overlooking a stunning, steep river canyon, you’ll fall asleep at night, soothed by the sound of the nearby waterfall.

This treehouse rental is secluded, comfortable, and would be another amazing place to disconnect and recharge by yourself or with loved ones.

A key selling point for this Oregon tree house is the outdoor baths and shower, which will make you feel like you’re in a relaxing spa!

With the birds chipping, leaves rustling, the serene creek, and the cute chipmunks jumping among the trees – this is a glamping treehouse experience that will keep you coming back every year!

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Savage Cabin Treehouse —  Ocean and Estuary Nature Retreat With Hot Tub

Location: Otis, Oregon

Price: $250+ per night

Superhost: Yes

https://www.vrbo.com/1595635

This absolutely stunning treehouse Airbnb Oregon rental is more of a cabin but also classifies itself as a treehouse and enjoys arguably the best location along the Oregon Coast.

Located in the Salmon River Estuary with stunning coastline views, it’s near the Cascade Head UNESCO biosphere reserve and is simply a remote nature lover’s dream that will keep you coming back every year.

You can fish for salmon or crab right out front of the property and also can enjoy canoeing and kayaking.

There’s also no better way to end the day than to enjoy a soak in their lovely hot tub, watch the sunset, and then rinse off with the relaxing outdoor shower.

This is an Oregon treehouse experience that everyone will love, and it can accommodate up to 8 guests!

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The TokinTree | Cannabis Friendly Treehouse Rental in Oregon

Location: Cave Junction, Oregon

Price: $254+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/42455730

One of the more unique treehouses in Oregon, this 420-friendly Airbnb will certainly ignite those childhood dreams! It can comfortably accommodate up to 4 guests and even includes some complimentary cannabis to enjoy while soaking up the views! Built among a canopy of towering trees and branches, you’ll feel one with nature during your visit.

It is located on a working cannabis farm, and there are several people who live on-site, so if you need anything, help is not far! Keep in mind, this is one of the few LEGIT Oregon tree houses, so you can expect to encounter some bugs and spiders during your visit (so if you’re not keen on those, maybe book a different property).

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Eagles Nest Tree House: Where Dreams Come True

Location: Portland, Oregon

Price: $245+ per night

Superhost: Yes

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/49180501

Located only 10 minutes from downtown Portland, this treehouse in Oregon is absolutely stunning, comfortable, and adventurous!

It’s held up by four massive trees and 18 feet above the ground, you can zip line down the bridge (which everyone loves), and the property even has a hot tub to enjoy a nice soak after a day of exploring.

You’ll fall in love with everything there is to do in the area. Otherwise, feel free to unwind in the cozy hammock with a large SMART TV with Netflix. It’s the perfect place for visitors coming here for the calm Portland lifestyle and need a unique place to stay for the weekend.

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Treehouse Glamping Adventure in Sandy Oregon

Location: Sandy, Oregon

Price: $158+ per night

Superhost: Yes

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/48733885

Another off-the-grid Oregon treehouse resort to help you disconnect from the world and soak up some nature!

The Izer Treehouse rental is nestled amongst tall trees and overlooks the Bull Run River Canyon, and is an idyllic hideaway for couples looking for a romantic weekend getaway! After a day spent exploring the rugged outdoors, retire to your soft queen-size bed. If you’re a playful couple, you’ll be happy to hear the property has various games to keep you busy.

It’s truly a treetop oasis that you must experience to understand its magic — just note it runs on a battery that works for 7-8 hours a day, although it can run out quicker if you use multiple devices at once.

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Pleasantree | Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Treesort

Location: Cave Junction, Oregon

Price: $267+ per night

Superhost: Yes

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/31188836

Sitting about 30 feet off the ground, guests absolutely love their stay at this incredible Oregon Tree House Resort (or Treesort, if you will). Conveniently located near the Oregon Caves National Monument, Redwood National Forest, and the iconic Oregon coast – there is no shortage of amazing things to do and explore in the area.

Spend your days hiking, fishing or rafting, or just relax among the trees and admire the beautiful nature. You’ll enter the treehouse by walking across a magnificent suspension bridge and then enjoy taking the spiral bridge up to the sleeping loft for a glamping treehouse experience you won’t forget!

This treehouse rental in Oregon can sleep up to 5 people, so it would be tons of fun for a family or friends getaway!

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Bluebird House Treehouse

Location: Gold Beach, Oregon

Price: $175+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14538686

If there’s a theme running through the superb reviews for this treehouse in Gold Beach, Oregon, it’s that this is a place where you, and your family, can easily get back to nature. There’s no TV, no Wi-Fi, no distractions at all – just the waves crashing against the famous Samuel Boardman Corridor and the resident donkeys hopefully nodding their heads for an apple.

This well-kept wooden cabin offers everything you’ll need for a fun and tranquil stay on the coast – including plenty of beach gear in case you forget anything. There’s a kitchen where you can whip up some eggs freshly laid by the hens, a compost toilet out on the terrace, and stunning Pacific views from the porch – watching a storm come in on the southern Oregon coast is incredibly dramatic.

On a fine day, you can’t beat heading out and tackling one of the several hiking trails across the property, and if you don’t fancy carrying your packs, you can always take a donkey with you as well.

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Treehouse Retreat

Location: Philomath, Oregon

Price: $73+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/22636969

This Oregon treehouse is located just five miles from Oregon State University, making it great for families visiting students or a couple’s getaway. McDonald Forest, Bald Hill, and Mary’s Peak are all nearby as well.

The amenities, especially for families, are superb. Besides a fire-pit gazebo (logs for sale), an eco-friendly compost toilet, and a heated outdoor shower, there are rope swings, a zip line, a trampoline, and a spring-fed fishing pond with a working water wheel and waterfall. Friendly dogs and chickens roam about, and you’ll hear woodpeckers in the trees around you.

Tucked away in a small forest, the property has a real Neverland feel to it. Obviously, it would be a fabulous place to stay in summer, but spring and autumn are truly magical. Evenings are particularly special: the surrounding area is illuminated by fairy lights as night falls.

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Majestree at Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Resort

Location: Cave Junction, Oregon

Price: $311+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/31171695

Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Treesort can be pointed to as the premier treehouse resort Oregon has for visitors, as the hosts are pioneers in treehouse rentals in Oregon. Majestree is the most popular, for obvious reasons.

The magical treehouse comfortably sleeps six to seven guests, an incredible 47 feet off the ground. It’s accessed via stairs and suspension bridges, so I suggest bringing backpacks to avoid hauling heavy suitcases all the way up there.

You’ll need a head for heights, but if you ever wanted to live like an Ewok, now’s your opportunity. Have no fear, though; this is a very well-put-together structure. The amenities are excellent: breakfast is served in the main lodge, and you’ll have your own kitchenette and shower. Laundry is available, as well as a seasonal outdoor pool and a communal fire pit. This is a resort, but one with a very homegrown, authentic feel.

Activities on-site include ziplining and horseback riding, and in the area, you’ve got Oregon Caves National Monument, Redwood National Forest, and the coast isn’t far away.

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Lilly Glen Treehouse

Location: Gold Beach, Oregon

Price: $339+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/41272105

This Oregon treehouse is definitely one for photographers (and also one you could see on Animal Planet’s Treehouse Master). It sits in a lush gully overlooking a 60-foot waterfall, fitting beautifully into the scenery. In the evenings, it transforms into an enchanting grotto, with a wooded trail and stairs leading you to your accommodation.

The treehouse has a kitchenette and an inviting tub in the master bedroom. Both the queen bedroom and a loft room overlook the waterfall. Guests also have full access to the property’s amenities which include a gym, sauna, hot tubs, and picnic areas – so if you’ve been looking for a treehouse hotel, Oregon doesn’t have a better option.

While not suited to younger kids or people with mobility issues, families will love it here: there are climbing ropes, nightly BBQs with s’mores, chickens that children are welcome to help with feeding, and a leash-free pet area. You’re very close to the coast, making this a perfect Oregon beach retreat, and kids will love counting the starfish at low tide.

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Peacock Perch

Location: Cave Junction, Oregon

Price: $180+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/31189839

There isn’t a tree house Oregon has that beats this one for people with a sense of adventure and are happy with a more rustic accommodation. It’s the oldest treehouse built at this family-oriented resort (also Out ‘n’ About), dating to 1990, and perched 18 feet in the air.

The property is a small single-room unit with its own kitchenette and shower, but it’s worth noting that the nearest restroom is 30 feet from the base of the stairs, so… don’t drink a lot before bed. Shared amenities include a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and fire pit, and communal breakfasts are provided in the main lodge.

In the surrounding area, you can hike, fish, and raft aplenty, and you’re not far from the Oregon Caves National Monument and Redwood National Forest and the Oregon coast.

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Riverfront Steiner cabin

Location: Welches, Oregon

Price: $265+ per night

https://www.vrbo.com/en-gb/p387685vb

This isn’t exactly treehouse lodging in Oregon as it’s not really a treehouse, but this lovely property deserves inclusion. This is a historic woodland retreat, handcrafted in 1939 by the master carpenter Henry Steiner, whose log cabins are some of the oldest and most distinctive in the entire country.

Perched on the Sandy River, you’ll enjoy lovely views of the surrounding firs, cedars, and pines from two private decks, around the outdoor firepit, or from your comfortable hammock. The detailing is sublime here, from natural wood railings and hand-carved stairs to a clawfoot bathtub and stone fireplace.

Guests here have easy access to fishing and kayaking on the river, of course, as well as hiking trails in the Wildwood Recreation Site just half a mile south and golf holes at the nearby Mt. Hood Oregon Resort. It also makes a convenient base for skiing on Mt. Hood in the winter, when that fireplace will be especially appreciated.

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Eagles Nest Cabin

Location: Manzanita, Oregon

Price: $352+ per night

https://www.vrbo.com/en-gb/p303758vb

This handsome cabin feels like a treehouse on the ground. Built by hand with cedar and redwood from the forest, and rock from Neahkhanie mountain on which it perches, it’s a sanctuary among the trees.

The cabin has two bedrooms, a kitchen and dining area, a wood stove, and a very comfortable, homely atmosphere. Cannon Beach, Rockaway Beach, and Haystack Rock are all less than 20 miles away, and Oswald West State Park is close by as well.

300 feet above the coast, it’s a short stroll down to the beach and an energetic hike back up. There are stunning ocean views to the south and west of the property, and on a clear day, you can see for miles. On a clear night, the skies are magnificent, which is why there is a huge skylight in the sleeping loft.

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Yurt in the Woods

Location: Westfir, Oregon

Price: $125+ per night

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/662524

This is one of the more unconventional tree houses in Oregon, but it’s totally worth a mention. Nestled in the woods, this 30-foot diameter Pacific Yurt offers glamping at the edge of the Willamette Forest, close to the Cascade Range.

If you’re new to yurt life, expect an open floor plan with a wood stove at the center for heat and a skylight in the canvas for stargazing. But this is glamping, so you’ll have all the little amenities you need, from WiFi to a clawfoot tub, a well-equipped kitchen, a shower and, of course, the essential coffee maker. Outside, you can gather around the fire pit, cook on the BBQ, or doze in a hammock in the orchard.

Dogs are welcome so long as they’re friendly towards the resident chickens, cats, dogs, and horses, and there are plenty of places to exercise them. Nearby you have lakes, the North and Middle Fork Willamette Rivers, creeks, hot springs, and practically endless trails for mountain biking and hiking.

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