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Glamping Treehouse Rentals In Texas

Book an experience in one of these glamping treehouse rentals in Texas.

Fall camping is upon us, and what better way to enjoy the great outdoors than in a treehouse in the sky! For unique glamping experiences, book one of these treehouse rentals in Texas. It’s more of an experience than anything else.

Have you ever glamped before? No, not camping, but glamping. It’s a term for luxury camping or camping with amenities. I’m not sure the term “glamping” is in the dictionary, but it’s a thing, especially here in Texas. Texas treehouse rentals are booming, and there is plenty to go around.

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Glamping Treehouse Rentals In Texas

Sometimes it’s just as fun underneath a treehouse. You can have a party at Silver Spur, play games, and listen to the water foundation. – Canton, TX

Glamping Treehouse Rentals In Texas

The best time to go glamping is in cooler weather, but most glamping sites come equipped with A/C and heat, so it really doesn’t matter when you go.

The Lone Star State can sometimes be quite stingy regarding cool weather. However, who needs cool weather or warm weather when glamping in treehouses? Some have more amenities than most people have in their homes. That might be a stretch, but glamping is a step above camping in a cabin.

Not to get me wrong, I sometimes like camping in plain ole cabins, especially when my grandson comes along – he loves it! But this article is about bumping up cabin experiences into unique glamping experiences. Scope out these treehouses in Texas and pick the one that resonates with you and your family.

Here are some of the best treehouses for a weekend getaway for couples, families, and groups. Some places are available to rent on VRBO and Airbnb, and some are available on its website, either way, you’re in for a treat.

You’ll find some of the best treehouse rentals in Texas right here. Unique treehouse rentals in Texas are awaiting your arrival. Let’s go!

Glamping Treehouse Rentals In Texas

1. Silver Spur Resort

Canton, TX (East Texas)

It’s just as fun underneath as on top at Silver Spur Resort! The resort’s newest addition is a glamping treehouse with an ideal spot outside for picnics and family games. Equipped inside with a queen bed, bunk beds, bathroom, small kitchenette, and kitchen table. I believe it sleeps four, but Silver Spur offers cabins and the coolest Constego Wagons for rent if you have a large group. Picnic tables, a swing, and a huge area to play are also available when renting the treehouse.

I’ve stayed in one of their wagons and this treehouse; both are an experience. My grandson enjoyed his time at both, especially fishing in the pond and running around the entire place without me having to watch over him. I felt very secure here.

You’re lucky if you choose to stay here because their restaurant (Q & Brew) is just a short walk from the treehouse. It’s great when you don’t want to cook outdoors on the grill. Update Nov. 2022 – sadly, the Q & Brew burnt down. I believe they are working on building again.

There is a nice swimming pool, and other outdoor games are available for guests who stay here. There are also plenty of spaces for RVers to park their RVs.

Related: Unique Glamping Spots In Texas

 

Best Day Ever, Treehouse. Photo Credit: Bamboo Grove Creative

Glamping Treehouse Rentals In Texas

Inside BDER Treehouse. Photo Credit: Bamboo Grove Creative

2. Best Day Ever Ranch

Whitewright, TX (North of Dallas)

Though we did not stay in the treehouse when we were there back in 2016, we did enjoy the ranch for two full days in a cabin with amenities and an outdoor shower. That weekend was so cool. I wrote about our experience here >>> Camping at Best Day Ever Ranch.

It’s an ideal place for a romantic getaway because you’re all alone and secluded from the rest of the cabins. If ever you want to marry, check out this place for your wedding ceremony – it’s an outstanding place to say your vows in their upscale event center.

Since we’ve been, they have added a beautiful swimming pool, more cabins, and amenities. Paul, the owner, has done a grand job building his ranch – a long-time dream of his. They may have other glamping treehouse rentals that I’m not aware of.

These are their glamping cabins. Photo Credit: Kelly Tomlinson

3. Geronimo Creek Retreat

Seguin (30 mins east of San Antonio)

Geronimo Creek Retreat, a unique creekside resort in Seguin, TX, features treehouses surrounding a spring-fed pond, teepees, and glamping cabins. You can feel as if you’re fully submerged in nature, but with the comforts of modern amenities such as air conditioning, bathrooms, and WiFi in the treehouses.

Read about Kelly and her family’s time staying here and things to do in Seguin, TX.

Photo Credit: Savannah’s Meadow

4. Savannah’s Meadow Treehouses

Farmersville (East Texas)

A romantic treehouse getaway for you and the one you love is located about an hour’s drive from Dallas. Savannah’s Meadow will want you to propose to your partner, or you’ll want to say your vows all over again—it’s that special here. While strolling outdoors on foot, you may want to grab an available bike on the property and go for a long ride on the trails. You can also jump in a canoe and take off to explore the area on the water.

This bedroom photo belongs to the Majestic Oak Treehouse. This treehouse sits 25ft in the air, is built in a tree over 200 years old, and has three distinct areas attached to it – the main room (with Crows Nest), master bedroom, and bathroom complete with glass shower.

Pro Tip: Plan to book your stay for a romantic weekend well in advance – their calendar can get full at times.

5. The Alexander At Creek Road

A Dripping Springs Treehouse Rental (Texas Hill Country)

The gateway to the Texas Hill Country (via Austin) is awaiting your visit at one of  The Alexnder at Creek Road Treehouse rentals. Four private treehouse suites sleep 2 and 2-4 people with amazing hill country views. They are all nestled together and would be a perfect place for a large group.

Gather on the common upper deck or enjoy a fire pit below for your get-together. Besides the big windows and scenic views, these treehouses have premium beds, mini-fridges, TVs, a coffee bar, and nice bathrooms with showers. I don’t think you’ll go without at this place.

If this one doesn’t suit your fancy, Central Texas has plenty of treehouse getaways all over the hill country.

Related: Reasons To Visit Dripping Springs, Texas

 

6. River Road Treehouses

New Braunfels

I don’t know much about these Guadalupe river cabins, but I do know New Braunfels like the back of my hand and always love visiting there, especially Gruene, but more so the river. My family will never tire of going to the Guadalupe. Check out River Road Treehouses

7. Skybox Cabins

Glen Rose

You’ll find 50 acres of native live oaks, cedars, a creek that feeds into the Paluxy River (hope for rain), and plenty of animals roaming the land. Skybox Cabins seems to be a very enjoyable place to stay with family. Several places to rent here are like a dream come true for many. I want to experience it. When in Glen Rose, go to the Dinosaur Valley State Park, less than a mile away, and there is so much to do there. Kids love it here, especially if the dinosaur tracks are visible.

8. Frio River Treetop

Leaky, TX

The Frio River has never looked so good from below in this treetop glamping site. I remember floating the Frio with my extended family a couple of years ago. It was quite a fun trip, but I remembered there was no cell service, and I had to call for help to find the cabin. I also remember the water being low; instead of floating on the tube, we sometimes had to walk the tube! But still, it was fun on the river. I wrote an article about our time at the Frio River. You have to see what the kids got to do!!

Frio Treetop is meant for a large gathering – like 20 people! It’s three treehouses, and they all rent to the same group. WOW!! A Treetop Deck is perched in a giant cypress tree overlooking the Frio River, with several patios and decks for entertaining. Sauna and hot tub too. It’s a great place for one big celebration.

9. Cypress Valley

Spicewood – Texas Hill Country

Cypress Valley is a magical place, as it says on the website. It also is a wedding and event area. I’d seek this one out for a romantic time in the woods.

Enjoy perusing these nine glamping treehouse rentals in Texas. Oh, which one will you choose?

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About Kim Croisant

Travel writer, travel blogger, and road trip enthusiast Kim Croisant is a proud native Texan passionate about seeing Texas by car. Kim is raising her grandson and takes him on as many trips as possible. When she's feeling the love, she lets her darling 83-year-old mother come along as well. But her favorite way to travel is solo. When Kim's not writing, she is hiking through nature and camping in the woods in a cabin full of amenities.

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