Discover A Tiny Piece Of Paradise When You Check Into Mink Cove Treehouse In Massachusetts

Remember how cool it was when one of our friends (or maybe even we, if we were lucky) had a treehouse when we were kids? The idea of hanging out among the trees and out of earshot of the adults was simply magical. Treehouses still hold that magical appeal for many of us, even as adults, and we're quite fortunate to have a few of them right here in Massachusetts. Mink Cove Treehouse in Massachusetts, for example, promises an enchanting experience, one that might even surpass your childhood dreams.

Feel a million miles away from reality when you check into Mink Cove Treehouse, in Wareham, a secluded getaway that's sure to take your breath away.

A picturesque suspension bridge leads you right to the fairy-tale treehouse, where you'll be treated to sensational views of Mink Cove in Buzzards Bay.

Unfortunately, because of the suspension bridge and the steep stairs inside, the treehouse is not handicap accessible.

Sunlight streams into the cozy treehouse from its quaint windows, making the living room a perfect spot for curling up with a good book or for just relaxing.

The treehouse doesn't have a formal kitchen, although you'll have a microwave, a refrigerator, and a coffeemaker to make simple meals.

Climb the stairs to the double bed. A twin bed sits in the loft. While you'll have electricity, hot water, and air-conditioning, your bathroom features a compostable toilet and an outdoor shower.

Chances are you're going to want to spend quite a bit of time outside, especially when you see the views. The front deck is the perfect spot for watching the sunrise or the sunset.

Mink Cove Treehouse sits on more than two acres of land and is just steps from the Wildlands Trust, where you can head out on leisurely hikes.

If you want to get out and explore, you won't be too far from the charming village of Onset.

Make your reservation on the official Airbnb page of Mink Cove Treehouse.

Have you ever stayed at Mink Cove Treehouse in Massachusetts? Share your experience in the comments! If you're a fan of treehouses and off-grid living, plan a stay at the Treehouse Farm Stay in Rehoboth.