Treehouse holiday rentals in Maine

Ski and Stay! 5-Star Treehouse near Sunday River

Book 2 nights & get the 3rd free in a tree house minutes from Sunday River Ski Resort, STELLAHOUSE is situated on 43 secluded acres. Sunday River has a 3 day lift ticket deal for the season. Contact Rick for your free day and the lift ticket link. Ski & Tree! Full kitchen with full size stainless steel appliances; a bedroom with bunk beds and a bathroom are on the first floor. Upstairs a king size bedroom with balcony overlooking the living room. 4-person hot tub, grill and wraparound deck.

BREEZE, in a tree The Appleton Retreat

BREEZE Treehouse, at The Appleton Retreat is located on 120 acres of private land, bordered by 1,300 acres of a protected nature conservancy. To the south is the Pettengill Stream a resource protected area and to the north a large secluded pond. BREEZE guests may reserve the wood fired cedar hot tub and the sauna, which are close by and private, at an additional charge. The Appleton Retreat is less than a 30 minute drive to Belfast, Rockport, Camden and Rockland, charming downeast seaside towns.

Luxury Year-round Treehouse with private hot tub

The Canopy is one of 5 luxurious tiny homes that make up Littlefield Retreat, a tranquil woodland village of 3 treehouses and 2 hobbit houses – each with its own private hot tub and dock. To see all five dwellings, click on the photo to the left of “Hosted by Bryce”, then click “Show more…”. This 15-acre forest retreat on Littlefield Pond offers our guests an experience that feels like a trip up to the woods of northern Maine, but is closer to home and to all the attractions of southern Maine.

Candlelit island cabin on secluded Midcoast shore

A shorefront cabin for two on Midcoast Maine island oyster farm; boat ride to and from Friendship Town Wharf provided. Bring your taste for off-grid glamping adventure. No plumbing (outhouse, rain-barrel showers). No electricity (candles and headlamps; solar phone-charging nearby). Otherwise comfortable and romantic, with excellent bed and linens. Fire pit, private beach, mossy trails, blueberries, kayak adventures, dark night skies, oysters, peace, quiet. See also: Morse Cove Oysters on insta.

Moss House: A Modern Waterfront Cabin in the Woods

Featured in VOGUE and Maine Home + Design, this modern, handcrafted cabin offers calm Atlantic views, 150 feet of shoreline, and a private dock, perfect for morning coffee, launching a kayak, or watching seals, seabirds, and passing boats. Set among tall pines, it blends Nordic and Japanese influences in a space that is calm and composed. Interiors of wood, stone, lime plaster, and concrete form a grounded, quietly expressive, and sustainably built retreat. 1hr from Portland, but a world apart.

Exclusive Glass Wall Waterfront Hot Tub, Fireplace

Rushing Water will flow right by your bed overlooking the most pristine, undeveloped river in Maine. Oasis with no one in sight. Complete privacy in the hot tub overlooking private waterfront. Wall of windows with mirror tint. Hot tub & outdoor shower just outside the door. Hammocks, to relax in or hiking trails to discover right out the front door. Enjoy eating or lounging on the riverbank overlooking the Rushing Water. Professionally Designed Countryside cabin, gas fireplace, heated floors.

Lakeview Tree-house

Relax and Renew in this charming, rustic(no drywall on the inside) ADULT treehouse with beautiful views of the lake! Close to all points in Mid-Coast Maine. : 12 minutes to beautiful Belfast : 20 minutes from Unity : 30 minutes from the coastal town of Camden : 45 minutes from the coastal town of Rockland : 45 minutes to the city of Bangor : 53 miles from Acadia national park : 58 miles from Bar Harbor The road leading to the treehouse has just enough room for 2 cars to pass. Take it slow!

Schoodic Loft Cabin "The Roost" with Kayaks

This playful cabin offers a unique spot to unwind and explore the Schoodic peninsula and Downeast Maine. Kayaks are provided to explore island studded 462 acre Jones pond, a 10 minute walk down a trail. A 10 minute drives brings you to the less visited Schoodic section of Acadia NP, where a network of hiking and biking trails lace the coastal forests and dramatic rocky coast. Nearby Winter Harbor has shops and restaurants and even a ferry across the bay to Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island.

Modern Treehouse with hottub + Water Views

Experience the airiness of life up among the pines. This unique tree dwelling, with its own private attached wood-fired cedar hot tub, is perched atop a 21-acre wooded hillside sloping to beautiful water views. Enjoy the view from the wood-fired cedar hot-tub or the king size bed--through a wall of windows. This treehouse is cozy all year round, especially in winter. Located in a classic coastal Maine village with Reid State Park's beaches and the famed Five Islands Lobster Co.

Acadia Treehouse near Bar Harbor - Private Luxury

Escape to a secluded luxury treehouse in the forest of Maine. Unwind in the spa-like full bath with a jacuzzi and sauna. Includes 1 bedroom and loft with 2 queen beds, full kitchen, fireplace, 2 screened porches & outdoor shower. Perfectly located for visiting Acadia National Park, ATV trails and scenic drives. Whether soaking in the jacuzzi, relaxing by the fire, or unwinding on the porch to the sound of rustling leaves, this luxury treehouse is a getaway you’ll never forget

Treehouse With Hot Tub Close to Sunday River!

This authentic, luxury treehouse was designed by B'Fer Roth, DIY Network TV host of The Treehouse Guys and built by the Treehouse Guys. Nestled in the woods on a quiet, private rd with no neighbors in sight, the treehouse is just 15 minutes to Sunday River Ski Resort, 5 minutes to Mt. Abram and 10 minutes to downtown Bethel. The treehouse is abutted by 626 acres of Bucks Ledge Community Forest (7 miles of hiking/snowshoeing trails accessible from the treehouse).

Island Tree House: Lake Front, Kayaks, & Fire Pit

The Oaktagon Tree House is what happens when you decide to live with the forest instead of just visiting it. Built around a living red oak (her name is Annie), this octagonal tree house invites you up into the canopy, where birds provide the soundtrack and the lake glimmers below. Perched on a 14-acre island just a half-mile from shore, it’s a place to slow down, look outward through leaves and branches, and remember what it feels like to be held by trees.