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Go Treehouse Camping On The Colorado River In Texas

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Sometimes you just need to get away from it all, and this riverside Hill Country cabin offers the perfect getaway. It’s the perfect balance of privacy and convenience, nestled in a secluded tree grove just minutes away from Downtown Bastrop. If you’ve ever wanted to try glamping in Texas, this rustic VRBO is the perfect place to start!

This 1,300-square-foot, newly remodeled log cabin treehouse is nestled right along the Colorado River near Bastrop. It's situated high up in a grove of pecan, sycamore, mimosa, and redbud trees, with a wraparound upper deck overlooking the pristine water.
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A spacious living room features a vaulted ceiling, stone gas fireplace, plenty of space to relax, and even an indoor hammock! The attached kitchen is fully equipped with all the amenities necessary to make guests feel right at home.
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Between the two bedrooms and one pull-out sofa bed, the treehouse comfortably sleeps six. Rustic furniture, like this log bed frame, evoke summer camp vibes without sacrificing the overall 'glamping' feel.
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While there's just one bathroom, it's absolutely gigantic. A walk-in stone and glass shower offers a luxury spa experience enjoyed in the privacy of your own cabin.
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A downstairs patio features a ping-pong table, sitting area, and a porch swing. There's also a private dock for fishing and kayaking.
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Here's the view you'll enjoy by simply stepping outside the house. If this isn't the definition of peace, we're not sure what is.
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Interested in glamping at this treehouse in Texas? You can book online at VRBO or call 888-640-7927 for assistance.
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Visit the Log Cabin Treehouse listing on VRBO to learn more.

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Glamping in Texas

October 03, 2022
Sarah M.

What are some other places for glamping in Texas?

For those who want to immerse themselves in the great outdoors of the Lone Star State -- *minus* the not-so-great realities that come with primitive camping, glamping in Texas is a great option. (That's why we adore the log cabin treehouse featured above!) One of our favorite places to go for Texas glamping is Camp Comfort. Located between Fredericksburg, Boerne, and Kerrville, and mere minutes from San Antonio, Camp Comfort is the perfect getaway in Central Texas. It's the kind of charming little town you'll visit and not want to leave; luckily, there's a wonderful little campground you can call home for as long as you'd like. Originally a historic bowling alley built in 1860, Camp Comfort was converted into what's now one of the most unique accommodations in Texas. The campground houses four rooms and two cabins, with a central courtyard comprised of fire pits and a social hall with tables and chairs, a coffee bar, and fresh cookies served daily to all guests. It's the classic communal campground experience in a wholly unique and wonderful little package that's as charming as it gets.

For more "glamping" than camping, Onera is the way to go. Despite being less than a mile from historic downtown Fredericksburg, Onera offers a blissful escape from reality. This luxury Hill Country escape is surrounded by nature, yet offers all the amenities of a five-star hotel – and then some. The nine lodging options are all unique, ranging from a retro airstream to a treehouse. Soak in your own private outdoor tub, detox in a barrel sauna, and listen to the sights and sounds of the forest -- luxuries that work in perfect harmony with the surrounding Hill Country landscape.