The Most Epic Treehouses You Can Actually Rent on Airbnb

Treehouse Canopy Room at Miami permaculture farm

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Miami, Florida
Cost: $65/night

This one bedroom, one bath treehouse is located on a permaculture farm in the heart of Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, offering a relaxing step away from the hecticness of the city. As a bonus, you get to enjoy fresh fruits and veggies from the farm during your stay.

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Pleasant Bay Lookout

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Bellingham, Washington
Cost: $110/night

This private room in a treehouse could be the ultimate getaway for your next mountain vacation. The treehouse offers the perfect view of Pleasant Bay from the side of Chuckanut Mountain. Access to the host’s home is easy for bathroom and kitchen use.

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Treehouse Blue Mountains

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Bilpin , NSW, Australia
Cost: $811/night

This one’s not for the budget traveler, but if you’re down to shell out for a night of luxury, the views are as rewarding as the amenities. The rustic decor is complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows, a hot tub, and easy access to both a rainforest and two Australian National Parks.

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Secluded Intown Treehouse

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Atlanta, Georgia
Cost: $375/night

You may have seen this one before, for good reason — this awesome accommodation has been featured on the Today Show and Treehouse Masters. This raised lodging offers one bedroom and two additional furnished rooms and is easily accessed from downtown Atlanta.

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Balian Treehouse

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Bali, Indonesia
Cost: $81/night

Take in the stunning island and lush jungle vistas of Bali from above the trees in this one-bedroom, one-bath treehouse. It even has an onsite pool you can take advantage of.

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Treehouse with panoramic views

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Olympia, Washington
Cost: $240 per night

Few places have more stunning trees than Olympia, Washington, and by actually staying in one, you’re undoubtedly putting yourself at one of the best vantage points in the Pacific Northwest. Sleep among the old-growth cedar without sacrificing comfort — this two-story treehouse has a bathroom down below and a cozy patio for an after-hike beverage. A good thing, as the Olympics are all around you.

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Le Nid d’Elfe (The Elf Nest)

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Saint-Calixte, Quebec, Canada
Cost: $121/night

This treehouse sleeps five people in three beds, and comes decked out with roped bridge to make you feel like a pirate on the lookout. It’s also an ideal base for outdoor activities just outside of Montreal.

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