The Best Tree House Vacation Rentals

Proof that childhood dreams do come true

Looking for a summer getaway that's a bit more out of the box than a hotel? Embrace your adventurous side and book a weekend in a tree house. From a tropical bungalow in Hawaii to a secluded spot in Upstate New York, here are five totally charming tree houses you can rent right now on Airbnb and HomeAway.

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Lindsay Cohn is a freelance ​lifestyle and travel writer​. She ​believes omakase​ is always the right choice and that ​rosé​ season should be all year long. Follow her on Twitter at @Lindsay_Cohn.

Secluded Intown Treehouse

Atlanta, Georgia, $375 a night

Honored as Airbnb's "#1 most wished-for listing worldwide" last year, this woodland dwelling (actually three separate structures connected by rope bridges) delivers privacy, serenity and a taste of the great outdoors, all within city limits. Dates for spring 2018 just posted, so if you want to snag a spot, be sure to book ASAP.

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Dreamy Tropical Treehouse

Fern Forest, Hawaii, $200 a night

Beaches and poke aren't the only reasons to visit Hawaii. Perched on 15-foot stilts, this jungle oasis epitomizes eco-luxury with sustainable materials, natural lighting, solar power and rainwater catchments. Standout elements include a handmade rock sink, DIY solar lantern chandelier, hanging daybed and wraparound lanai.

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Tree House with 360 Views of L.A.

Los Angeles, California, $700 a night

With chic decor, breathtaking vistas and a swing, it's no wonder this Los Angeles abode has been the backdrop for celeb photo shoots—Kate Hudson and Miranda Kerr have both been photographed here. Sure, it'll set you back a pretty penny, but can you really put a price on that kind of cred?

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Monteagle Tree House Hideaway - Hummingbird

Monteagle, Tennessee, $105 a night

Tucked away on seven acres, this cozy treetop cabin is made for a couple looking for a digital-device-free getaway. In the morning, wake up to singing birds; in the evening, relax in the hot tub (with a glass of wine, of course) and let the chirping crickets lull you to sleep.

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Photo: HomeAway

Whispering Wind Treehouse

Argyle, New York, $150 a night

This Upstate New York retreat offers peace and quiet from the city. Be sure to spend some time on the covered porch—taking in the sights and sounds of nature—before heading back to the concrete jungle.

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Photo: Airbnb

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