These 6 Tree Houses in Missouri Will Give You an Unforgettable Experience
Tree houses aren’t just for kids anymore. Here are a few places where you can rent and stay in a tree house. Whether it’s a romantic getaway for two or a large family reunion, next time you head to Missouri, you may want to stay in one of these.
A great choice for family fun, River of Life Farm features not only tree house cabins but a lodge,canoe, kayak and raft rentals, guide services, hiking and fly fishing. They are located at 1746 River of Life Drive in Dora. For more information, visit their website at www.riveroflifefarm.com
Their website claims they have the only true tree houses in the Branson area. They also feature storybook cottages and log cabins. Their tree houses have 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleep up to 8 people. This beautiful resort is located at 769 Hwy. 86, Ridgedale. Visit their website at www.bransoncedarsresort.com
The Treehouse Cabin at Bear Creek is not your only lodging option but certainly a good one. It features a private, covered deck, hot tub and full kitchen. Bear Creek Bed and Breakfast Lodge also has a restaurant and its own winery. For more information, go to www.bearcreekbedandbreakfast.com
Another Branson option, located at 159 Acorn Acres Lane in West Branson, features "Misty View", a romantic cabin with a bonus deck in a tree connected to the back deck by a swinging cable bridge. They call it the "coffee deck". "Ben's Hide-away" is a treehouse great for groups. It includes three treehouse cabins that each sleep 5. Visit their website for more information at www.bransontreehouseadventures.com
Although not affliliated with Branson Cedars Resort, this 'Lil Treehouse rental is nearby. They are available to rent all year long and feature a private hot tub on the back deck. Visit www.thislogcabin.com for more information.
This bed and breakfast rental at Katy Trail near Columbia was built with larger groups in mind. It features three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Located at 101 Lewis Street in Rocheport. Visit their website at www.katytrailbb.com for more information.
Most of the tree house rentals we found were located in Branson but I’m sure we missed a few spread throughout this beautiful state. Have you ever stayed in a tree house in Missouri? Share your experiences in the comments below!
