There’s No Better Place To Go Glamping Than This Magnificent Treehouse Village In Texas

You can make all of your childhood dreams come true when you stay at Cypress Valley. The best resort in Spicewood, Texas, this treehouse village offers five luxury treetop cabins (plus a ground-level ranch house) that allow guests to experience the best of both worlds. Immerse yourself in nature, falling asleep to the sounds of owls hooting and leaves gently rustling, without having to sacrifice any of the comforts of home.

Spicewood is a small, unincorporated community of around 2,000 located just 35 miles northwest of Austin - but it feels like a whole different world.

The town is full of natural beauty - like the rugged cliffs and stunningly blue waters at Pace Bend Park - and as such, you'd never know you were just a stone's throw away from one of Texas' largest cities.

This little blip on the map is home to quite possibly the coolest place to stay in Texas: Cypress Valley. This treehouse resort features five separate accommodations nestled high up in the forest canopy, making for a truly memorable overnight getaway.

The luxury treehouses sleep between two and six guests and feature amenities you would expect to find in a five-star hotel, such as king beds with plush linens, complimentary tea and coffee, and spacious living areas.

One of the treehouses has an onsen-style soaking tub, and another even boasts a private bathhouse with a heated waterfall!

The Yoki treehouse has a small kitchen with a refrigerator, an induction stove, an electric kettle, and dishes and utensils.

Other perks include hammocks and treetop patios with comfortable furniture.

Please note that specific amenities vary from treehouse to treehouse.

If you're traveling with a large group, Cypress Valley also has a large ranch house that sleeps 12-15 guests.

Ranch House guests also have access to a private (seasonal) swimming pool.

When you aren't relaxing in your treehouse, get out there and explore the area! Spicewood is brimming with must-see attractions, such as the otherworldly Krause Springs.

If you're visiting during the warmer months of the year, you absolutely have to squeeze this beautiful place into your itinerary.

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area is another can't-miss destination. Although it's most popular in the spring, when eye-popping bluebonnet fields extend far as the eye can see in every direction, the lush park is worth visiting any time of year.

Don't forget your camera!

If you're an oenophile like me, you'll love a trip to Spicewood Vineyards. There are lots of great wines to choose from, the staff really knows their stuff, and the charcuterie boards are out of this world.

Cypress Valley also offers a tent village. For more information about the best resort in Spicewood, Texas, and/or to book your stay, visit the Cypress Valley website or Cypress Valley Facebook page.

Have you ever stayed at this luxury treehouse resort? If so, we'd love to hear all about your experience in the comments.