Treehouse Lodging & Canopy Tours in Texas

Treehouse lodging is plentiful in Texas and is popular with birders in particular, as well as honeymooners and families. Whether you prefer your arboreal retreat rustic or elegant, with a view of a tranquil lake, the sound of a rushing river or just the peace and quiet of the woods, there is something for every budget and taste.

  1. Lynch Ranch Tree House

    • The Kingfisher is one of many birds you can see eye to eye from the Tree House Bed & Bird.

      Run by an avid birder who is a member of the Audubon Society, Tree House Bed & Bird at Lynch Ranch is not only a comfortable place to stay, but there are knowledgeable guides to help you identify the many species of birds in the area. 22 miles northwest of San Antonio, this nature preserve offers naturalists and avid birdwatchers a number of day trips free of charge, although reservations are required at least three days in advance. There are two treehouses available, although construction was begun on a third was begun in 2010. The Treehouse Suite has one bedroom with two queen beds, a sitting room, an extra trundle bed and a bath. The Red Door Retreat sleeps only two in twin beds. Both places have TV and Wi-Fi, a tiny kitchen, and a phone. Either bring your own sheets or rent them for $5.00, but let them know in advance which you prefer to do. Children and pets are not allowed. Rates began at $65 as of 2010.

      Tree House Bed & Bird at Lynch Ranch
      355 Uvalde Co. Road. 351A
      PO Box 40
      Rio Frio, Texas, 78879
      (830) 232-6666
      www.treehousebedandbird.com

    Canyon Lake Tree House

    • Canyon Lake Texas Tree House is just north of San Antonio.

      Specializing in honeymoon packages, Canyon Lake Tree House is on the south rim of the Canyon Lake in the hills north of San Antonio. The house has a 1960s atmosphere, with modern furniture, a turquoise kitchen sink and counter, handmade teak cabinets and a giant white rock fireplace right in the middle. From the encircling deck, the view of the lake is gorgeous, and it is just a short walk (after you climb down) to the public dock where you may launch your boat or jet ski. No pets are allowed, but there are twin beds for accompanying children. The 2010 summer price was $200 per night, with an extra $75 for the honeymoon package, which includes champagne, roses and chocolates.

      Canyon Lake Tree House
      978 Dusty Saddle
      Canyon Lake, TX 78133
      (830) 964-2504
      www.canyonlaketexastreehouse1.com

    The Smithville Tree House

    • The Tree House is near the shore of the Colorado River.

      The Tree House in Smithville, Texas, is near the shore of the Colorado River and is one of the largest in Texas. It comfortably sleeps 10, has a nice fireplace and is completely furnished, including linens, BBQ grill, all kitchen utensils, satellite TV and stereo system. Great for families, rates started at $135 per night as of 2010.

      The Tree House
      752 Hwy 2571
      Bastrop County
      Smithville, Texas 78957
      www.touringtexas.com/treehouse

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