Washougal Riverside Treehouse Near The Columbia Gorge In Washington Lets You Glamp In Style

If you're a diehard fan of traditional tent camping, you might not see the appeal of modern day "glamping." That being said, everyone can see the appeal of sleeping in a treehouse -- especially when it sits right on the edge of a river. Washougal Riverside Treehouse will make a fancy camper out of anyone.

This modern treehouse sits on the outskirts of Washougal, a tiny town that happens to be one of the gateways to the Columbia River Gorge.

Although you'll be on the Washington side, this area is only a 15-minute drive to the Portland airport.

The treehouse sits in the backyard of the home of your host, Brian, on the banks of the Washougal River.

Although you'll be sleeping on someone's property, you'll have plenty of privacy to relax.

When it comes to views and soothing sounds, it really doesn't get better than this.

You'll fall asleep to the sounds of rushing water each night.

The treehouse interior is rustic, but it has everything you'll need for a great stay.

The cabin-like setting has electricity, a coffee maker, mini fridge, and microwave, and you'll even have access to WiFi.

The seating area is small, so this is the perfect space for a solo getaway or a romantic trip for two.

When it's time to settle in for the night, you can watch a movie or read a book to the sound of the river.

Speaking of the river, you'll love watching the water roll by from your private balcony.

There's also a little bistro table on the deck for dining al fresco.

This treehouse is available for rent on Airbnb for as little as $104.

For such a unique stay and such an ideal view, that's a steal.

Ready for your treehouse adventure? Book a weekend away here.