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Perched between two long-standing Fir trees, this Oregon Treehouse Airbnb overlooks a forested canyon that features a river and waterfalls. The lush greens are a breath of fresh air, as much as the lack of cell service and isolation. This Off-Grid, Luxury Treehouse is the perfect getaway for couples or close friends.

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Where is the Oregon Treehouse Airbnb?

This Treehouse Getaway sits near the coast in Southern Oregon. The Langlois Market is small, but has almost everything you could want, including a deli and wine/beer!

• Distance from Portland: 5 hours
• To Treehouse from San Francisco: 8 hours

Getting to the treehouse will involve driving on a dirt road for about 5 minutes and is suitable for all cars. Host sends specific directions that are easy to navigate and google maps got us 99% of the way there!

The Oregon Treehouse Rental on Airbnb

Oh my gosh, where to begin?! This place blew us away. I mean the pictures on Airbnb look incredible, but do not begin to show how lovely this treehouse rental is.

Let me give you the grand Treehouse tour!

As soon as you pull up, you can see the twinkling lights and glimpses of the rustic luxury that awaits you. Just a few feet from the stairs sits an outdoor composting toilet with views of the forest and river.

After one flight of steps, you arrive at a deck that features two claw foot tubs with a water heating apparatus and a sauna in the corner. An outdoor shower stands next to the tubs and a lovely outdoor sink for dishes and all other water needs.

Heading up the last set of steps, you arrive at a spacious deck that overlooks the river. A cooking set up with a portable stove, pots, pans and more sit near a table and chairs.

Inside the large bedroom there are beautiful large windows, a king sized bed, mini fridge, microwave and tv (we binge watched all the planet earth dvds they had there!).

The Outdoor Tubs at the Off-Grid Treehouse

This was definitely the main draw for us when booking. Like, what?! There are two claw foot tubs that have hot water on a deck in a scenic forest?!

We had grand plans to go hike around the area, but once we arrived we knew very well our plans would be to spend as much time as possible in those tubs.

The Host, Kean, arrived shortly after we got to the treehouse to give us the run down of how to use the propane heated water system to fill the tubs. It was straight-forward and easy to use! We ran out of propane once and drove 15 minutes down the road to get cell service and within 15 minutes Kean was at the treehouse to help us out.

We LOVED using the sauna. It was a great way to warm up while the tubs were heating up. Since we visited in March, it was definitely pretty chilly in just a bathing suit, but between the tubs and the sauna – we were never worried about being cold (also the bedroom has heat!).

BOOKING THE OREGON TREEHOUSE AIRBNB

We noticed this Oregon Treehouse Airbnb stays booked up. In January we went ahead and booked for our March dates! Planning a visit to this treehouse requires patience, as I’ve recently checked back and noticed it is now booked out for an entire year, but it is SO worth it. I’d recommend checking back every couple weeks to see if there are any cancellations or updated dates for the next year to book!

Things to Know Before you Book:

• Requires a 2-night minimum
• $503 total (including fees) for 2 nights
• No Pets allowed
• 2 guests
• No cell service

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Things to do Nearby the Oregon Treehouse Airbnb:

There are so many hiking areas nearby and stunning coastal views. The Host drops some great hiking suggestions of:

• Floras Lake at Boice Cope Park
• Oregon Coast Trail
• Port Orford Head State Park
• Humbug Mountain
• Coquille Point

We chose to check out Floras Lake State Natural Area

For all my Southern Oregon Coast Recommendations Check out my blog Post:

Packing List for Oregon Treehouse Airbnb

• Swimsuits (Bring 2 so you always have one that’s dry)
• Sweaters
• Jacket
• Slip on boots/sandals/warm socks
• Meals to cook (we made stir fry!)
• Raincoat
• Headlamp (flashlight provided, but headlamp is easier to use!)
• Favorite DVD
• Camera
• Games
• Blanket

Save for Later! Leave a comment below! Would you stay here? How far away is this from you?