The Only Place Where You Can Have A Tropical Vacation Without Ever Leaving Arkansas

A tropical vacation doesn’t have to involve a lengthy flight. In fact, you don’t even have to leave the state! Instead, you’ve just got to book a stay at the Toucan Treehouse. Pure paradise, it’s nestled in a lush jungle-like garden and surrounded by tropical-inspired sites, such as a lost temple and a lagoon with turquoise waters.

Unbeknownst to many, a tropical oasis, known as Toucan Treehouse, awaits in Arkadelphia.

When it comes to the treehouse, it’s hard to say which is better – the accommodations or the setting.

Perched 35 feet in the air, the spacious treehouse has all the amenities of a typical house – and then some.

Pretty spacious, it boasts a full kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom.

It’s got a few bells-and-whistles, too, including heated floors in the bathroom, a cargo elevator for groceries and luggage, and three porches – all of which offer great views of the surroundings.

Speaking of the surroundings, they’re amazing!

The treehouse sits in the middle of a 10-acre “jungle garden,” which boasts lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and a canal lagoon.

What’s more, the 10-acre jungle garden is nestled in the middle of a private 250-acre park that’s filled with several amenities, along with some unique sites.

In addition to 5 miles of hiking trails and four lakes, the grounds feature the ruins of a lost temple, a frontier fort, pirate’s cave, and two life-size pirate ships.

A picturesque paradise with lots of perks, Toucan Treehouse offers a tree-mendous tropical getaway right here in the Natural State!

Ready to book a stay at this tropical oasis? For more info, or to reserve Toucan Treehouse, check out the original listing on Airbnb.

So, did you know about this tropical retreat? Ever booked a stay at Toucan Treehouse? If so, what’d you think? Know of another spot that offers a tropical escape? Tell us!

This isn’t the only unique treehouse getaway in the state. Click here to read about one that’s nestled in the middle of a wildlife refuge.