25 Unique PNW Getaways

Cozy rentals in the PNW is my favorite way to get through the rainy season.

Staying in unique property rentals like cabin and treehouses is a fun way to spend winter in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you are a local or plan your trip around your booking date, I encourage you to book places far in advance so you can stay in bucket list rentals. Many of the rentals I will share book out months and sometimes years-and for good reason. Booking one of these stays for a romantic getaway, content trip, or a best friend stay are some of the reasons I love to elevate my cooler months. Of course some of these properties would be lovely in summer, but I find it easier to score weekend date in the off season.

Plus nothing is better than sitting in a warm cabin after a hike in the rain.

If you are into rustic glamping or an elevated cabin experience, keep in mind some of these locations might not all have flushing toilets, heat, or even power. You can always inquire with the property owner before booking.

I often browse these websites and add places to my wishlists: Hip Camp, VRBO, and Air BNB.

While I have not stayed at all of these properties, this is what I have researched and have saved on my list of ever growing dreamy PNW escapes. I have quite the bucket list of rentals I want to stay at, so I’ve compiled this for you so we can enjoy them together. Let’s get into it!

1. Heartland Treehouse- Langlois, OR

For good reason this stay books almost a year out. Located in the Southern Oregon coast, the Heartland Treehouse is perched up along a riverside. The bathtubs operate with a propane heater, and the owner will come give you new tanks if you run through them. Luckily I have stayed here and have some tips on making the best of your stay here.

In my personal opinion booking this location in the cooler months is preferred because the bathtubs were our FAVORITE part. So dreamy. Book here!

Price: $180

Local Hike: Blacklock Point Trail

2. Out N’ About Treesort-Cave Junction, OR

I am looking forward to staying in 1 or the 12 options at the treesort. Not far from the redwoods of Northern California, this location has numerous options to choose from. The location operates as a bed and breakfast which is an added bonus. Plus many of the treehouses are equipped with flushing toilets.

If it’s your thing there is a 420 friendly cabin on the property, as marijuana is legal in Oregon. Book here! Read my blog posts about my stay here and additional treehouses to rent. 

Price: $150-$350

Local Hike: Oregon Caves Monument

3. Emerald Treehouse- Redmond, WA

The Emerald Treehouse was built as a part of the Treehouse Masters show. By the photos and reviews it is easy to see why this treehouse has a price tag of $425 a night.

Equipped with a big screen TV and an outdoor hot tub, this treehouse is a must on my bucket list. Super fun addition: complimentary continental breakfast, served around 9am via a 200′ zipline from the main house. Book here!

Price: $425

Local Hike: Mount Rainier National Park

4. Wine Country Treehouse- Newberg, OR

This treehouse was also built by Pete
Nelson of Treehouse Masters. Comfortably suited for 2-4 adults or a fun adventure with the kiddos, this treehouse has a cabin feel adorned in pine.

Guests have access to a private full bathroom off the main house. Newberg is tucked in the Willamette foothills close to some of the best wineries in Oregon. Book here!

Price: $229

Local Hike: Tualatin Hills Nature Park Loop Trail

5. The Bluebird House- Gold Beach, OR

Tucked along the southern Oregon coast and the Samuel Boardman corridor, the Bluebird house is as cozy as it is cute, and plus; location! The corridor is the most beautiful part of the Oregon coastline in my opinion. I stayed here in winter of 2021, and wrote about my experience here!

Sleeping 2-4 comfortably guests have had a fun time with kiddos or a romantic getaway. Plus, dog friendly! Book here! 

Price: $175

Local Hike: Thomas Creek Whaleshead Beach

6. Wald House- Portland, OR

Pin this house for your Portland escape. At $321 a night with two full size beds, this house is much more than a cabin or treehouse. Although it is built up in the woods-get your nature and your city fix all in one. With the higher price tag you are going to feel like your staying at a nice vacation rental. The decor is straight out of a pinterest
BOHO mood board. Book here!

Price: $321

Local Hike: Multomah Falls

6. Osprey Treehouse- Stevenson, WA

This treehouse actually has a tree bolting through the center of it! The Osprey Treehouse is separate and nestled in the trees of our 30 acres of gorgeous waterfront property, which is perfect for summer adventuring. From what I can tell there was a lot of intention behind everything they did here; giving the treehouse more of a cabin feel. Book here!

Price: $285

Local Hike: Dry Creek Falls

7. Treehouse Place at Deer Ridge- Snohomish, WA

OKAY can we talk about this bath tub next to the fireplace!? I am a sucker for bathtubs and cabins so this listing is HIGH for me.
This location is about an hour from Seattle, so add it to your list for your Seattle stays. Book here!

Price: $282

Local Hike: Mainline Trail

8. Eagle’s Perch Treehouse- Port Angeles, WA

This treehouse is tucked along the coast of WA, which can be enjoyed anytime of year. At $485 a night this treehouse would be great to share with another couple or with kiddos. This treehouse is part of an adjoining treehouse, The Eagle’s Nest, which I will talk about next.It would be fun to book both at the same time and enjoy with friends or family. Book here!

Price: $485

Local Hike: Lake Angeles Trail

9. Eagles Nest Treehouse- Port Angeles, WA

If I were to choose between the Eagle’s Perch listed above or the Eagle’s Nest treehouse, I would stay in the Eagle’s Nest; for aesthetic pleasure and more amenities such as a full kitchen. Every summer for the next 3 year this is booked up, which means I will be visiting in the winter. Book here!

Price: $570

Local Hike: Olympic Discovery Trail

10. Treehouse in the City- Portland, OR

Visit Portland while experiencing nature at the same time. Built by Pete Nelson of Treehouse Masters, the attention to detail shows in this treehouse. I personally would love to take photos on the bridge walking up to the treehouse. Book here!

Price: $225

Local Hike: Multomah Falls

11. Stunning Mt. Tabor Treehouse- Portland, OR

The property owners did a beautiful job building this treehouse type mother-in-law unit behind their house. Southeast Portland is my favorite part of Portland to visit. Endless restaurants in this area and Mt. Tabor is a beautiful park to get your nature fix while you are in the city. Book here!

Price: $172

Local Hike: Mount Tabor Loop Trail

12. Summit Prairie Fire Lookout-Tiller, OR

A remodeled lookout tower in the middle of the Umpqua National Forest?! Yes please! Be sure to sign up for their email list as they only allot 65 bookings a year due to snow. Rightfully so, it sells out every year. I haven’t stayed in many fire lookouts in Oregon but I am wanting to do that more in coming years. Book here!

Price: $207

Local Hike: Fish Lake

13. Treehouse Mt. Hood, OR

This escape would be fun with another couple or kids in the summertime. There is a pond on the property with kayaks. Their property is 20 acres so leaving wouldn’t be necessary. IF you’re adventurous, come in the winter for base camp skiing at Mt. Hood. Book here!

Price: $289

Local Hike: Trillium Lake

14. Cedar Bloom Farm

At Cedar Bloom, they have 3 A-frames like this you can book. They are close to the Oregon Caves and Redwoods. They would be quite cold in the wintertime as they don’t have heat. I would suggest booking these in the warmer months as they aren’t insulated. Added bonus is the showers and saunas on site. Book here!

Price: $133

Local Hike: Jedediah Smith Redwood Forest

15. Lilly Glen Tree House at Taylor Creek Lodge-Gold Beach, OR

Located in Southern Oregon this dreamy abode has a unique farmhouse feel adorned with horse trough bathtubs. Since this property is located near the homeowners, I would expect you might interact with them, which might not be appealing to all. Book here!

Price: $339

Local Hike: Secret Beach Trail

16. The Bali House-Silverton, OR

Located near the Famous Silver Falls State Park, on a 67 acre organic farm and equestrian facility, the Bali House is a part of Crooked Finger Farms, where the property owners have multiple dwelling units to try from. I love that the Bali House has a spring fed soaking tub to enjoy. If you enjoy wine some of the best wineries of the Willamette Valley are around here as well. Book Here!

Price: $215

Local Hike: Silver Falls State Park

17. The Klickitat Treehouse-White Salmon, WA

With modern and sleek design, this treehouse is upscale comparable to the compost toilets others have. You can also rent out their additional property, the Cedar Creek Tiny House and enjoy the space with a group of friends. Book here!

Price: $479

Local Hike: Coyote Wall

18. The Cedar Creek Shack-White Salmon, WA

This is located on site with the Kickckitat Treehouse above. Although more rustic comparable, I love how its a tiny house. It would be fun for parents to have their kids stay in here. An outdoor heated shower underneath the forest canopy looks dreamy. Book here!

Price: $96

Local Hike: Hood River Mountain Loop

19. Tree Top Studio- Cave Junction, OR

Located on the property of Still Moon Farm, Tree Top Studio provides peace and quiet, feeling very secluded. There is a composting toilet and your basic kitchen needs for warm meals and cold beverages. Still Moon Farm is a Certified Organic Farm that grows East Asian Medicinal Herbs. They do annual forestry work to support the ecosystem of the surrounding property. They are an LGBTQ BIPOC friendly farm and live within a community that is actively creating a safer space. I stayed here in winter of 2021 and had the most pleasant experience! Book here!

Price: $150

Local Hike: Skyline Trail

20. Hansel Creek Gust House- Peshastin, WA

Located 15 minutes south of the popular German mimic town Leavenworth, this is a great way to experience the Alpine Lake Wilderness and the amenities of this cabin. Summer books quickly so get your hands on it when you can. Book here!

Price: $242

Local Hike: Colchuck Lake

21. Lothlorien Woods Treehouse- White Salmon, WA

Nestled in the foothills of Mount Adams, the Lothlorien house is a perfect romantic escape anytime of year. Adorned with your own private hot tub, you may not want to leave once you arrive. The cabin has more of a rustic feel and can be enjoyed year round. It’s dog friendly too! Book here!

Price: $170

Local Hike: Dog Mountain

22. Treehouse Point- Fall City, WA

I have been wanting to stay here ever since my friends Maddie and Ryan got married here. Close proximity to Seattle with 8 treehouses to choose from, you are bound to enjoy yourself here. I am going to have a hard time deciding which treehouse to choose from. Book here!

Price: $300

Local Hike: Rattlesnake Ridge

23. Pleasant Bay Lookout- Bellingham, WA

Located right on the water, this lookout stay would be a great base camp to explore the Mount Baker Wilderness Area or the town of Bellingham. The owners home is right next to this, so it doesn’t seem ideal for privacy. Those views though! Book here!

Price: $182

Local Hike: Artist Point

24. Eagles Bluff Treehouse-Vashon, WA

Located on the Vashon-Maury Island along the puget sound, you are bound to get a unique Seattle experience if you stay here. This treehouse is on the less glamorous side, with a composting toilet, outdoor kitchen, and no heat or air conditioning. The owner describes it as far from a hotel. Sounds like a great place to unplug if you ask me. Book here!

Price: $385

Local Hike: Maury Island Natural Loop Area

25. The Pond Perch Treehouse-Concrete, WA

I stayed here in fall of 2021, the perfect time to visit in my opinion. Inside there is a flushing toilet, and an outside bath house with a shower. This cute little abode is the perfect place to base camp for your North Cascades National Park adventures. Hikes are mostly difficult in this park, so be mindful when choosing the adventure suited for you. Book here!

Price: $161

Local Hike: Baker Lake Trail

I hope to update this blog as the years go on and I get to stay in more of these unique rentals. I truly believe the most memorable experiences I have are by renting properties tucked in nature.

If you have stayed at any of these please comment below, I would love to hear about your experience.

Happy planning and adventuring.

Logan

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