Stay Overnight At This Spectacularly Unconventional Treehouse In West Virginia
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“Country roads, take me home to the place I belong: West Virginia…” Are you feeling that tug to escape for a while to the mountains that hold your heart? Well, maybe it’s time to book a stay at the Country Roads Cabins’ Tuscany Tree House in Hico.
Nestled deep in the West Virginia forest not far from the New River Gorge is a small, cozy treehouse set 20 feet in the air and accessible only by a swinging bridge that crosses the canopy of this forest's understory.
There's also plenty of opportunity to enjoy nature from your shady forest perch, thanks to the many windows in the treehouse itself and the roomy front and back porches.
Rates range from $195 per night to $325 per night depending on the day of the week and the time of the year.
To learn more about the Tuscany Tree House, and to book a stay there, visit Country Road Cabins’ website. And believe it or not, the Tuscany Tree House isn’t the only treehouse in West Virginia! Here are a few more, one of which is right next door to the Tuscany Tree House.
Did you have a treehouse as a kid? Have you stayed in one since? They’re definitely growing in popularity (and comfort!) so it’s something to consider next time you are looking for a new experience!
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Address: 1508 Sunday Rd, Hico, WV 25854, USA
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