Glamping is a fun way to experience the nature of Virginia, whether you choose to pitch a tent, rent a cabin, or stay in a yurt. But another fun way to glamp here is to sleep high up in the trees where you can get a bird’s eye view of the surroundings and really appreciate the beauty all around you.
Here are the dreamiest treehouse rentals in Virginia to inspire your next treetop adventure.
Incredible Treehouse on VA Creeper Trail - Abingdon
For a unique stay, this treehouse was built by Pete Nelson – the master treehouse builder! It’s located on the VA Creeper Trail and South Houston Lake, offering incredible panoramic views high up in the Appalachian Mountains. The two-story space includes electricity, running water, and a cell phone booster, and boasts two balconies on the first and second floor.
The Maury River Treehouse - Rockbridge Baths
Book a stay at The Maury River Treehouse, a luxury timber frame cottage that is nestled on the banks of the Maury River. Built almost entirely by local craftsmen, it has a prime location near Lexington, Washington, and Lee. Take note of the beautiful features as you step inside the gorgeous space, which includes timber frame construction, heated floors, a stone fireplace, and a gourmet kitchen. Wake up and brew coffee and sit on the deck while watching the river flow by and wildlife such as deer, foxes, ducks, blue herons, hawks, and bald eagles.
Luxury Treehouse with Hot Tub on the Rivanna River - Palmyra
Fulfill your childhood dreams in this gorgeous treehouse, which soars 15 feet above the ground. You can take in the sounds of nature at the cabin sitting on the banks of the Rihanna River, which is suspended in a grove of Sycamore and Poplar trees. Luxury perks like panoramic windows, high-end furnishings, and a wrap-around porch make this an inviting once-in-a-lifetime stay. In fact, every inch of the cabin was meticulously curated by the owner himself.
Romantic Treehouse Stay in the Sky - Leesburg
Nestled in the Poplar trees surrounded by woods, this treehouse features a steep staircase that leads to a modern living space. Within the treehouse, you’ll find a comfortable, modern living area with a kitchenette and another staircase that leads to a cozy bedroom with a king-size bed. Wake up and enjoy coffee on the side deck or enjoy the view from the inside from the large windows with nature views.
The Joshua Tree House - Bridgewater
This is a very popular and very highly rated Virginia treehouse that’s available for guests on Airbnb. It sleeps two people and is nestled among the pine trees. The treehouse spans about 400 square feet of space and has a spiral staircase, marble tile shower, and a fireplace. You’ll also have a kitchen here with everything you need to prepare meals. The bedroom has a queen-size bed, a hanging chair to read a book, and skylight views. Guests also love the two-person hot tub on the deck and porch with river views. This property often books out six months in advance, so plan your trip early! It’s on a five-acre property and about 200 feet from the host’s home, yet 16 feet off the ground to give you extra privacy. Another feature is the river that’s about 100 yards away, and host provides free usage of two kayaks and a canoe to enjoy it.
Eagles Nest Tree House - Shenandoah
The Eagles Nest Tree House is a very highly rated Airbnb property that sleeps four people. It is a rustic luxury treehouse that’s 17 feet high in the treetops. The rental spans about 900 square feet and includes a four-person hot tub, screened porch, gas fireplace, laundry machines, Wi-Fi, and a kitchenette. The hanging rope chairs and swinging play forts also make this a really fun place to stay. Up to two pets are allowed here for a fee of $75 per pet, per stay.
Tranquil Treehouse Cottage - Waterford
Here’s a treehouse that was built from wood right on the property and that overlooks a tributary to the Potomac. It’s a glamorous and romantic treehouse with wildlife in the vicinity and a private space with a king-size bed, kitchen, and Wi-Fi. There’s both an indoor and an outdoor shower here, as well as steep steps to the loft bedroom. Up to three people can stay in this Airbnb rental treehouse that’s just 15-20 minutes from Lovettsville, Leesburg, and Purcellville.
Massanutten Rustic Cabin with Views - Luray
Although categorized as a “treehouse,” this Airbnb rental has more of a cabin vibe and is surrounded by trees to accommodate up to six people. It has views of the Shenandoah River and National Park and is a true hideaway spot that’s loved by all who stay here. It is a place to disconnect because Wi-Fi and TV are not available. Book this rental property to slow down the pace of life. It has two bedrooms and one bath, as well as a small fridge and an ice cooler to store food.
Trailside Treehouse - Richmond
Up to eight people can stay in this magical treehouse that provides easy access to the trails and river. It’s a dog-friendly rental that comes with complimentary bikes to use. In the host’s house, there’s a bathroom, kitchenette, and lounge apartment that guests can also use. Stay here to relive your childhood in a glamping-style treehouse. It does not have running water or its own kitchen, so expect a rustic and authentic stay in a convenient Richmond location. Sleeping accommodations include a queen-size bed, bunk bed, floor mattress, and hammocks.
Romantic Treehouse Created by Treehouse Masters – Lynchburg
This highly rated Virginia treehouse was built by Pete Nelson from the TV show, “Treehouse Masters.” It is a romantic spot among the trees that overlooks an 18th-century event venue with a working watermill. Two people can stay here and have a queen-size bed, bathroom, TV with streaming services, Wi-Fi, free parking, and views of a courtyard and garden. The treehouse is centrally located in Lynchburg so you can feel like you’re on a true getaway but still be conveniently located near everything in the area. However, this is not an Airbnb rental for children or pets.
Delightful One Bedroom Treehouse with King Bed – Palmyra
Two people will enjoy staying in this treehouse that’s romantic and unique. It is at Backabit Farm and features a private deck, indoor fireplace, outside propane fire pit, and two-person hammock. The interior also has a king-size bed, large windows, loveseat, small fridge, microwave, coffee station, TV, and bathroom with a tiled shower. Book this treehouse for a tranquil escape, but know that it is not suitable for kids or pets.
Tree Top Cabin on the Shenandoah River – Luray
Although this treetop cabin is not held up by tree branches, it still offers a really cool treehouse-style vibe right along the river. The vacation home sleeps up to 10 people and has three bedrooms, five beds, and two bathrooms for guests. It’s part of an 18-acre, historic fish trap location, and a truly beautiful property. You’ll be surrounded by trees, which does make the internet service spotty. Yet the interior is luxurious with hardwood floors, flat-screen TVs, and stainless-steel appliances. There’s a nice area to walk down to the river’s edge while staying here. Dogs are welcome in the home, up to two max, for an additional fee.
