Take in expansive views of the New Mexico wilderness from your own private treehouse.
New Mexico is unlike anywhere else in the country, with its own distinct cultural and culinary traditions, architecture, and way of life. The weather is warm and dry throughout much of the year, making New Mexico a great year-round destination for a treehouse stay, though parts of the state see snow in winter, particularly in higher elevations. While there are a few small cities—such as Albuquerque, Las Cruces, and Santa Fe—the vast majority of New Mexico is in its natural state, with massive expanses of public and private land for as far as the eye can see. A great way to take in the views is from your own private perch, many of which come with comfy bedding, kitchenettes, and wifi. Fortunately, New Mexico has plenty of treehouses that make for a great glamping getaway.