Sleep Overnight in a Unique Oregon Treehouse Surrounded by Fall Colors

Tyler James

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If you were never the cool kid on the block with a treehouse, here’s your chance to sleep in one. And if anywhere would have a treehouse Airbnb, it would, of course, be Oregon! The Treehouse Retreat is in Philomath, less than 5 miles west of Oregon State University.

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The treehouse sleeps up to 3 guests, with a double mattress in the loft and two bunks below. The upper bunk has limited headroom. Plan for a composting outhouse and a heated outdoor shower.

One guest, Mark, described his stay in a review we shared in our earlier coverage:

I absolutely would recommend this place. Beautiful property, well maintained and very private. The outdoor shower is a great touch as well as all the little signs in knick knacks  laying around. Unforgettable experience! -Mark (a guest at the Treehouse Retreat)

In fall, the trees around this little getaway put on a show, with autumn colors surrounding the treehouse. For foliage stops, farm visits, and hikes to build around your stay, see our guide to fall in Oregon.

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The grounds include a climbing crow’s nest, rope swings, a chicken coop, and even a zipline. Nearby guests can explore McDonald Forest, Bald Hill, and Marys Peak.

The sun peeking through the fog on Marys Peak, the highest point in Oregon’s Coast Range. (Image by Kirt Edblom / Flickr)

You can put the phone away for a while, though the host says cell reception is good. The treehouse sits near the host’s home, with a shared yard and driveway.

Amenities

For a stay at the Treehouse Retreat, pack a cooler with easy meals and bring a headlamp for nighttime trips to the outhouse. Drinking water comes from the outdoor sink by the shower house.

There’s a covered fire-pit gazebo, but fires depend on conditions and the host’s permission. The shower and sink stop working below freezing. Ladders, the pond, and slippery decks can make the property unsuitable for small children.

When we checked Airbnb on September 27, 2026, it showed $88 for one night for two adults, October 15–16, 2026, with fees included in the displayed price. Rates vary by date. Enter your dates and guest count to check availability and the final total, including taxes, before booking.

Head over to Jason’s Airbnb listing if you’re thinking about shacking up here in the trees. For more places to explore this fall, check out our Oregon fall foliage guide:

Explore Fall in Oregon: 12 Places to See Gorgeous Fall Colors

Written By Tyler James

Tyler James was born in Oregon and founded That Oregon Life in 2013 after finding peace and a renewed sense of purpose in the state’s forests, mountains, and coastline. What started as a personal connection to the outdoors became a way to help others discover new places, support local businesses, and appreciate Oregon’s quirks. He writes about local history, outdoor adventures, good food, and the occasional bit of satire, or whatever catches his attention before the coffee wears off.

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