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Treehouses across America

A treehouse is canopy-level hideaways built into the forest itself — and there are 205 treehouses stays bookable across 43 US states in this directory.

Best states for treehouses

North Carolina, Ohio, Arkansas lead the US for treehouses in this directory, which lists 205 treehouses stays across 43 states. Every stay links directly to the property’s own booking page, so you reserve at their price with no added fees.

Treehouses: common questions

What is a treehouse?
A treehouse is canopy-level hideaways built into the forest itself. In this directory there are 205 treehouses stays you can book across 43 US states, each linking straight to the property's own website.
How much does a treehouse stay cost?
Prices vary widely by location, season and how remote the site is, so there’s no single nightly rate. The budget end is public-land treehouses on state and federal land, while private resorts and design-forward retreats sit at the premium end. See our state-by-state cost breakdown, and for the cheapest public options, our guide to state-park and public-land yurts.
Which US states have the most treehouses?
North Carolina, Ohio, Arkansas lead the US for treehouses in this directory — North Carolina alone has 12. All 43 states with treehouses are listed in the table above, each linking to its full local selection.
Do you charge booking fees on treehouses?
No. USA Glamping Directory is free — every treehouse listing links straight to the property's own website or booking system, so you book direct with no added fees or commissions.