Renting Treehouses in North Carolina continues to be a favorite option in 2025, not only for locals but also for people visiting this state to see its wonderful landscapes and coastlines. North Carolina is packed with impressive scenery. Many travelers come to North Carolina for glamping to hike up to amazing mountain peaks or relax along beautiful sandy shores. When searching for treehouses in North Carolina listings, you’ll find quite a range of options—like Cherry Treesort. We’ve done the homework for you and compiled some awesome choices below. We also have an article focusing on the Asheville region.
When looking for a North Carolina in Treehouse, it really depends on how big your group is, what part of the state you plan to explore, and how much you want to spend. In the following list, we’ll spotlight our favorite Treehouse Rentals in North Carolina and give you an idea of what each place offers. There’s also a separate post on Glamping near Asheville. Read Also: Top Cabin Rentals in Asheville NC or Tiny Home in NC
Our Treehouses in North Carolina List
North Carolina Treehouse on The Farm
Capacity: Sleeps up to 4 people
Location: Jefferson, NC
This charming NC Treehouse is set on a farm and is full of crafty, artistic touches. Guests are free to wander the trails, meet the friendly farm animals (including dogs, horses, donkeys, goats, and more), and collect eggs right from the “Gypsy Chick Inn.”
The owner is a stained-glass artist, so the treehouse has unique pieces that reflect light in beautiful ways. A clawfoot tub sits by a large window for a restful soak, and the old apple tree stump has been transformed into a sink. These little details add to its special appeal.
Chalet North Carolina Treehouse
Capacity: Sleeps up to 6 people
Location: Fairview, NC
At this chalet-style retreat, wake up to forest views from the balcony, sip coffee, and leave behind the busy city. After a day of exploring, you can fire up a meal and soak in the hot tub under the stars.
Many windows give you a front-row seat to the leafy scenery, and downtown Asheville is only about 13 kilometers away. Relax in the calming atmosphere and breathe the fresh mountain air. You might find yourself wishing you had more days to unwind in this pretty hideaway.
The Treehouse at Cataloochee
Capacity: Sleeps up to 4 people
Location: Maggie Valley, NC
Set in the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains, The Treehouse at Cataloochee combines rustic style with a modern flair. Unwind on the roomy open deck for scenic views, or get cozy by the wood-burning fireplace. The hot tub, private balcony, and propane grill offer plenty of ways to relax. Surrounded by impressive mountain scenery, this high-altitude hideaway is perfect for friends or family wanting a blend of nature and comfort.
Glass Mountain Treehouse
Capacity: Sleeps up to 6 people
Location: Fairview, NC
Located in Fairview, Glass Mountain Treehouse is a peaceful, dog-friendly cabin tucked away on four acres of land. Enjoy a crackling wood fire in the fireplace, and cook your go-to meals in the well-stocked kitchen—whether you prefer to eat indoors or out. The front porch has comfortable rocking chairs where you can sit back and listen to the sounds of local wildlife. It’s a welcoming choice for couples, families, and anyone bringing a furry friend along for the adventure.
Giant Mountain Retreat Treehouse
Capacity: Sleeps up to 8 people
Location: Maggie Valley, NC
Tucked among towering trees with mountain views that change beautifully each year, this home is near one of Maggie Valley’s longtime mountain neighborhoods. Though it feels private, you’ll be minutes from local spots.
It has been renovated to include all the modern comforts you need, sleeping up to eight guests in three bedrooms. You’ll find a well-equipped kitchen, two full baths, living room with gas fireplace, high-speed WiFi, multiple TVs with Roku, a game room with a wet bar, and big decks featuring a hot tub and grill.
North Carolina Treehouse Castle in the Woods
Capacity: Sleeps up to 4 people
Location: Reems Creek, NC
This NC Treehouse has it all inside: air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, gas log fireplace, a gourmet kitchen, and two full bathrooms with heated tile floors. You can also enjoy an outdoor shower on the deck with unlimited hot water.
Each season brings a different view—open mountain panoramas in winter, vibrant colors in autumn, and lush green canopies in summer. In spring, watch how the leaves start at lower elevations and move upward until the entire area is filled with fresh growth.
Treehouse Near Penrose North Carolina
Capacity: Sleeps up to 4 people
Location: Penrose, NC
Close to Pisgah National Forest, DuPont State Forest, Brevard, and Hendersonville, this treehouse offers fantastic valley and mountain views. It’s a great spot if you love hiking, biking, or paddle sports.
Wake up to gorgeous sights from the master bedroom’s large windows or block out the morning sun with blackout shades if you want more sleep. You can enjoy brunch on the deck in your pajamas or head up the hillside for a quick walk among the trees.
North Carolina Treehouse Cabins in Hotsprings
Capacity: Sleeps up to 2-4 people
Location: Hot Springs, NC
Open all year, these cabins are perched high above the forest and offer incredible Blue Ridge Mountain views from the new hot tubs. Each one includes cozy beds, gas grills, and a small kitchen, plus Roku TV, Wi-Fi, and an indoor fireplace.
A new 24×24 Treehouse Viewing Platform is also on-site for yoga, workshops, or simply a peaceful session of meditation. If you want a romantic getaway or a restful break in nature, these treehouse cabins are worth a look.
Treehouses of Serenity
Capacity: Sleeps up to 4 people
Location: Asheville, NC
“Treehouses of Serenity” is a group of five unique North Carolina treehouses near Asheville, plus a hobbit home. Set in the Blue Ridge Mountains about 10 minutes from downtown, each unit has large windows to see mountain sunsets and a fully equipped bathroom.
The Aerie, pictured above, is a three-level treehouse featuring a circular six-foot window with sweeping views. There’s a queen loft bed on the main/middle level along with a kitchen and bathroom, plus a living area on the lower floor.
FAQ Treehouses in NC
Q: Are these North Carolina treehouses open all year?
A: Most North Carolina treehouses are available year-round. Many have heat for colder months and air circulation or A/C when it’s warm. However, seasons and availability can vary, so always check each listing’s schedule.
Q: Do treehouse rentals allow pets?
A: Some do welcome pets, but rules differ by property. If you see “pet-friendly,” still confirm any breed or size limits and whether extra fees apply.
Q: What should I bring on my treehouse stay?
A: Many come with basics like linens, towels, and kitchen utensils. Still, you might want to bring extra groceries, favorite snacks, personal toiletries, or bug spray. Double-check your host’s list of included items.
Q: How large are these treehouses?
A: Every listing has different capacity limits. Some are cozy spaces for two, while others can accommodate families or groups of up to eight. Read each treehouse’s details to find the right size.
Q: Are these treehouses safe for children?
A: Many are fine for kids, but some have stairs, lofts, or balconies to consider. If you have young children, look for treehouses with safety features like railings or gates, and don’t hesitate to ask the host about kid-friendliness.
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