There’s An Off-The-Grid Treehouse In A New Hampshire Forest And It’s A Luxurious Getaway
Whatever the weather, getting outside in New Hampshire is good for the soul. We love the ability to enjoy the fresh air, the wind in the trees and the sounds of birds and other wildlife. And the best kind of outdoor experience is the kind that comes with no strings. And by strings we mean electrical cords. Yep, getting off the grid is a great way to return to yourself and you can do it at this lovely treehouse in the woods.
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This beautiful tree house in the woods of New Hampshire offers a beautiful way to rest and relax without the distractions of every day life.
But while it's nestled deep in the woods of Newbury, it's not so far away from real life that you can't get to the grocery store or enjoy other local amenities. In fact, the owners live in the main house just up the hill which means you also have access to a kitchen, sauna and shower if needed and arranged in advance.
What we love most about this special place are the windows. The entire tree house is surrounded by trees, which means the windows make it feel like you're actually in them.
Inside feels like a luxury hotel. There's a large king-size bedroom upstairs and a smaller bedroom downstairs with a double bed. The entire home sleeps 4 and children are allowed.
Learn more about the treehouse on Glamping Hub here. The cost varies throughout the year, but expect to pay around $350 a night. Right now there’s availability through the winter and summer, but it’s always best to book early.
Michelle has lived in many places, but counts Maine as one of the best. In addition to the smell of ocean water in the air on rainy days in Portland, she loves puppies, photography, funny people, the Maine Red Claws, traveling, fresh tomatoes, Cambodia and filling out forms. For questions, comments and inquiries please email: [email protected]
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