Posted in Louisiana June 20, 2015 by

9 Treehouses In Louisiana Where You Can Live Your Fantasy

Given all the beautiful trees in Louisiana, it’s no surprise that we have so many amazing treehouse hideaways. The best part? Nearly all of the locations on this list are available for rentals and vacations!

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1) Esplanade Treehouse, New Orleans, LA
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This treehouse, of made of found materials, was home to epic parties before it was taken down over 5 years ago.
2) Exotic Wildlife and Safari Park
Lake Juneau Treehouses
This amazing getaway on Lake Juneau includes a 1500 acre preserve with wildlife like giraffes, zebras, and much more!
3) Shadetree Inn, St. Francisville, LA
Shadetree Inn
A beautiful hideaway, this St. Francisville treasure is a favorite for all around.
4) Rural Farmhouse Treehouse, Leesville, LA
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5) Houmas House Gardens, Darrow, LA
Houmas House
The gorgeous grounds of Houmas House include this Japanese garden and treehouse!
6) Covington Treehouse, Covington, LA
Covington Treehouse
This beautiful hideaway offers a winning retreat on Lake Pontchartrain
7) Atchafalaya River Lodge, Breaux Bridge, LA
Atchafalaya River Lodge
A hidden gem, this Airbnb hideaway is right on the Atchafalaya River--boat included!
8) Triple-Decker Record-Setter, Baton Rouge, LA
Treehouse Masters
This legendary treehouse was built for the owner of Cane's, Todd Graves, on the Treehouse Masters reality show.
9) Urban Treehouse, New Orleans, LA
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It’s not surprising that Louisiana has some of the most beautiful treehouses in the country. Do you know of any hidden treehouses in the state that didn’t make the list? Please comment below!