April 3, 2026Can You Visit a Nelson Treehouse? Here’s Where to Stay, Tour & Explore

One of the questions we hear most often is: “Can I visit one of your treehouses?”

The answer is yes, you can!

Over the years, we’ve built treehouses all across the country (and even one in Norway), and many of them are open for visits in different ways. Some welcome overnight guests, others offer tours, and a few are tucked into public parks where you can stop by and explore.

Each one is a little different, but that’s part of the fun. Below, we’ll help you find the right way to experience a Nelson Treehouse for yourself.

 

Please note: just because a treehouse is on this list doesn’t mean you can stop by anytime—many require advance reservations or scheduled visits. Be sure to follow each venue’s specific guidelines when planning your trip. For the most current details, we recommend visiting each location’s website directly, as we’re unable to provide comprehensive visiting information for every site.

 

 

Stay Overnight in A Nelson Treehouse Experience

 

Treehouse Mt. Rainier in Ashford, Washington

Treehouse Grove in Gatlinburg, Tennessee

 

If you’re looking for the full experience, waking up in the canopy, coffee in hand, surrounded by the forest, these are the places to start.

 

Treehouse Point – Fall City, Washington

Treehouse Utopia – Utopia, Texas

Treehouse Grove – Gatlinburg, Tennessee

 The Woods Maine – Norway, Maine

Treehouse Mt. Rainier – Ashford, Washington

Kalahari Treehouse Adventures – Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin – View photo tour 

Please note that all visits to these retreats is by advance booking only.

 

Visit Treehouses in Public Spaces

 

Pete’s Treefort in Fall City, Washington

 

These treehouses are part of parks, preserves, and public attractions, perfect for a day trip or spontaneous visit.

 

Bass Pro Nature Treehouse at Dogwood Canyon Nature Park – Lampe, MissouriView the photo tour

For-Mar Nature Preserve Treehouse at Genesee County Parks – Burton, MichiganView the photo tour

François’ Langurs Exhibit at the L.A. Zoo – Los Angeles, California

Red Panda Exhibit at the San Francisco Zoo – San Francisco, California

Treehouses at Longwood Gardens – Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

Cannaley Treehouse Village at Metroparks Toledo – Swanton, Ohio

Ohio Bird Sanctuary – Mansfield, Ohio – View the photo tour

Pete’s Treefort at Aroma Coffee Co.– Fall City, Washington – View the photo tour

 

Unique Treehouses at Destinations & Retreats

 

Laurel Treehouse Restaurant in Utopia, Texas

 

From wineries to wilderness lodges, these treehouses are part of larger destinations offering one-of-a-kind experiences.

 

Angry Orchard Tasting Room Treehouse – Walden, New YorkView photo tour

Climbers’ Cottage at Earthjoy – Germantown, Kentucky. Available for overnight stays.View photo tour

Jeffersonian Honeymoon Suite – Bellarose Plantation, Lynchburg, Virginia. Available for overnight stays.View photo tour

Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge – Denali State Park, AlaskaView photo tour

Little Red Treehouse at The Mohicans – Glenmont, Ohio. Available for overnight stays.

Space Crab Treehouse at Camp Southern Ground – Fayetteville, Georgia. Available for private events.View photo tour

The Laurel Tree Restaurant – Utopia, TexasView photo tour

Treehouse at The Historic Summit Inn Resort – Farmington, PennsylvaniaView photo tour

Treehouse Spa Room at Davis Ranch Retreat – Waelder, TexasView photo tour

Treehouse Village Inn – New Fane, Vermont. Available for overnight stays.View photo tour

Treetop Huts Climbers’ Hut – Helgøya Climbing Park, Norway. Available for overnight stays.View photo tour

Fort Ebey Treehouse – Whidbey Island, Washington – View photo tour

 

Treehouses at Summer Camps

 

These builds are often part of youth programs and seasonal camps, but some may offer limited public access or special events.

Camp Cho-Yeh Treehouse – Livingston, Texas

Semper Fi Fund Treehouse at Outdoor Odyssey – Boswell, PennsylvaniaView photo tour

Space Crab Treehouse at Camp Southern Ground – Fayetteville, GeorgiaView photo tour

Sunrise Day Camp Treehouse – Pearl River, New YorkView photo tour

 

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a day trip, or just dreaming about your first night in the trees, we hope this helps you find your way there.

There’s something special about experiencing a treehouse in person and we’d love for you to see it for yourself. This is a continuously growing list — keep checking back for more treehouses you can visit!

Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge – Denali State Park, AK

Interested in a Nelson Treehouse build?

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