Treehouses in Adirondacks

Whether you’re looking for island camping, a cabin, or a primitive backcountry experience, you’ll find your adventure in the Adirondacks.

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Adirondack Adventure Base

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents50 acres · Paul Smiths, NY

Overlook Lean-To, Treehouse, primitive campsites, and so much more! This is glamping at its finest. Our property was originally used as a seasonal hunting/fishing camp in the 1920's. Sheila and Bob bought it in the early 80s and have turned it into an amazing compound built for their family. They blinked their eyes and their children are gone, so this beautiful 50 acre diverse property and its private trail system are meant to be shared. Nestled in a mature, private pine forest, this well cared for property boasts abundant wildlife and a network of walking, skiing and mountain biking trails which take you past wetlands, cliffs and a variety of forest types. They have all kinds of lodging options from a beautiful vacation cabin they rent, to an Adk lean-to, to a Treehouse, and primitive campsites. You'll find a little bit for everyone at Adirondack Adventure Base.

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Hummingbird Hollow

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Lincoln, VT

10 acres, across a bridge you will find a graveyard from the 1800s, an RV site for for up to a 35' rig off grid. Several tent sites by a stream behind the ancient burial ground. And higher up the property a treehouse style lean to higher on the hill with views of the mountains. A nice tent site with shed as shelter just down from the main house. Purified water available at lower camp. Access to the main house water at upper camping.

Treehouses in Adirondacks guide

Overview

If you're looking for a unique camping experience in the Adirondacks, Hipcamp has you covered. With 11 treehouse options available in this stunning location, you're sure to find the perfect accommodation to suit your needs. From cozy hideaways nestled among the trees to spacious retreats with panoramic views, there's something for everyone. And with prices starting as low as $75 per night, you don't have to break the bank to enjoy a one-of-a-kind camping experience. Looking for recommendations? Check out the top-rated Adirondack Adventure Base (50 reviews), Mariaville Goat Farm Yurt (43 reviews), or The Pickalotta (8 reviews). Plus, you'll have access to popular amenities such as cooking equipment, campfires, and showers. Whether you're into wildlife watching, snow sports, or surfing, the Adirondacks has it all. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in nature.