The TreehouseS
We’re honored to invite people to safely experience the magic of a treehouse stay and reconnect with nature. Tune into the canopy's subtle movements, savor forest sounds, breathe in fresh air, and discover joy among the trees.
Temple of the
blue moon
Trillium
Upper Pond
Nest
Bonbibi
Burl
Ananda
AT A GLANCE
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Please note that there is a 2-night minimum stay requirement for check-ins on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Check-ins on Sundays are available for a single night stay only. Single nights will occasionally become available, typically on Fridays or Saturdays.
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While we adore children, overnight stays are for those 16 and above to maintain a mature atmosphere.
DATE RELEASE SCHEDULE
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2 p.m. PT on November 1 for January - December
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2 p.m. PT on the Monday 60 days prior, unless reserved for a private event.
Temple of the blue moon
The Temple of the Blue Moon was the first treehouse on the property. In designing the Temple, Pete Nelson was inspired by the classic lines of the Parthenon. An elegant bridge leads across a slope to the front door. Inside, walls lined with windows provide sweeping views of the forest and nearby river. The interior features two classic reading chairs, a writing desk, bookcase, handcrafted armoire, and a custom-built queen-size bed. The Temple also has a private balcony where you can soak in the sounds of the river. A small bathroom with a water flush toilet is just outside the door.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
250
SLEEPS
2
DETAILS
Flush toilet with tank sink in private room
Trillium
The Trillium roosts sixteen feet high in a tremendous cedar tree. The first floor of this two-story treehouse is a cozy sitting room with two armchairs in which to nestle and gaze out into the forest. Soaring walls of windows (with a total of eighty panes) let in plenty of soft, natural light. A ship’s ladder leads to the sleeping loft, which holds a queen bed and, behind a curtain, a toilet and sink, and offers another sublime view into the forest canopy.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
185
SLEEPS
2
DETAILS
Flush toilet with tank sink in sleeping loft, separated by a curtain
Upper Pond
The Upper Pond treehouse looks like something from the pages of a fairytale. At 170 square feet, it’s spacious, perfect for families with children (16 years and older) or for a getaway with friends. Two lofted single beds and one queen provide ample room to stretch out and relax. A private room inside the treehouse holds a compostable toilet. The treehouse features a large deck with stellar views of the property’s tranquil ponds.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Interior 170 · Deck 80
SLEEPS
4
DETAILS
Compostable toilet in private room
Nest
The Nest is an ultra-cozy retreat, the tiniest of our treehouses. Tucked in soaring cedar and spruce trees, the Nest holds a queen-size bed, two reading chairs, and a wide window wall. The interior space is extended by the deck, which offers views of the Upper Pond treehouse and the property’s peaceful ponds. For those who love the sound of raindrops, the Nest’s roof has the best rainfall acoustics at Treehouse Point.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Interior 100 · Deck 100
SLEEPS
2
DETAILS
Flush toilet with tank sink in private room
Bonbibi
Nestled at the heart of the property, the cozy Bonbibi is secured to a healthy Western red cedar. A curved staircase with natural cedar branch railings climbs gently to the front door, which opens on cedar walls, finished with a high shine. Inside, a queen bed awaits. Large windows and a covered deck afford ample opportunity for admiring the forest year-round.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
120
SLEEPS
2
DETAILS
No toilet, short walk to bathhouse
Burl
The Burl curls around the trunk of a magnificent fir that soars nearly 200 feet from the forest floor. A long, rigid bridge provides access to this two-story treehouse. Inside, plentiful windows and a private balcony grant sweeping views of the canopy. On the first floor, two armchairs and a built-in countertop make for a cozy hangout zone. A ladder leads to the bedroom loft, which holds a queen bed and a fully plumbed bathroom with a sink and toilet.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Interior 182 · Deck 61
SLEEPS
2
DETAILS
Flush toilet and separate sink in private room
Ananda
Ananda, completed in 2021, is the first-ever ADA-accessible commercial treehouse. Supported by two beautiful Douglas firs, Ananda features floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Raging River. It’s luxuriously appointed with stunning fir floors and walls, a fully plumbed half bath, a king bed, and a gas fireplace. Ananda is perfectly situated along the edge of the property for maximum privacy.
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Interior 284 · Deck 150
SLEEPS
2
DETAILS
• Private half bath with flush toilet and separate sink
• Kitchenette with mini fridge
• ADA Accessible
SEASONAL OFFERINGS
Cedar suite
This spacious room on the second floor of the Lodge features a king-size bed (in a custom red cedar frame) and a private bath with a vintage soaking tub and a separate shower. The bedroom opens to a private balcony overlooking the lawn and Raging River. With its luxe amenities, ample space, and forest views, the Cedar Suite is a popular alternative to staying in a treehouse.
The Hideaway
The Hideaway is a rustic cedar cabin overlooking the Raging River, available seasonally from May-October. It features large windows, a plush king bed, sitting area, heating, electricity, and a coffee bar. Outside, enjoy a separate bathroom with compostable toilet and a covered porch perfect for listening to the river. Ideal for a romantic escape or secluded retreat, The Hideaway offers a rejuvenating glamping experience in the spring, summer, and fall.
The details aren’t small to us. Throughout the entirety of your stay, we’ve planned for all the comforts of home to make your experience as enjoyable and relaxing as possible.
Breakfast
Your stay at Treehouse Point includes a delicious homemade breakfast, served daily in the Lodge from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Whipped up by our talented in-house chefs, you'll keep dreaming of it until you come back.
Fire pit & S’mores
Cozy up to the communal fire pit just outside the Lodge or snuggle up inside by the fireplace during the rainy season. Complimentary s’mores kits are available in the breakfast area.
Lodge
You’re invited to use the library, fireplace, games, complimentary Wi-Fi, and bathroom within the Lodge at any time during your stay with us.
ELEVATE YOUR STAY
Preorder a deliciously crafted charcuterie or artisan cheese board for your treehouse getaway. Pair it with a bottle from our curated wine selection for the ultimate date night among the trees. Add this enhancement during your reservation checkout, or call 425-441-8087 or email us to include it with your current stay.
beverage Selection
Swing on by the Lodge to pick from an assortment of wine, beer, and delightful non-alcoholic beverages to quench your thirst. Take your libations to the trees or home to savor your treetop getaway.
Modern Luxuries
You may be enjoying time in nature, but that doesn’t mean you can’t also enjoy some modern luxuries. You’ll find complimentary WiFi throughout the Lodge, heating and A/C in all spaces, Chemex coffeemakers and Bluetooth speakers in all of our stays, and close proximity to nearby restaurants and attractions.
Bathhouse & Towels
Centrally located on the property are two bathhouses, each with a full bathroom, shower, and basic toiletries (plus one outdoor shower open in the late spring to late summer). Fresh towels are available for pickup after 1:30 p.m. each day, which you can find in your refresh basket on one of the Lodge tables.
Close to the city, but a world away from the noise. Once you’re among the lush greens and flowing river waters, everything else melts away.
Ready to be in the Trees?
Restaurants
Embark on a culinary adventure just moments from your doorstep. Within a convenient 15-minute radius, you can explore local coffee shops, unique taverns, and a variety of dining options in Fall City, Snoqualmie, Issaquah, North Bend, or Carnation, all within easy reach. Prefer to stay nestled among the trees? No problem! Your preferred meal delivery service is ready to bring your favorite dishes straight to you. And if need somewhere to start, don’t hesitate to ask any member of our staff for our local favorites.
Adventures & Activities
Ready for a perfect day out? Join us onsite for a restorative yoga practice, or venture out to explore nearby farmers' markets, wine tastings, boutique shops, and lavender farms. Then, lace up your boots and explore our nearby hiking trails, old growth forests, alpine lakes and dramatic ridge lines. Our staff can help craft an itinerary that suits you—whether you're a laid-back explorer or a hardcore adventurer. Every moment of your trip will be a memory in the making.
FAQ
Staying
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No. We are a retreat for relaxation, rejuvenation and reconnecting. Because of this, we ask that you do not bring any children under the age of 16 years for an overnight stay. We try to maintain a mature atmosphere, conducive to a romantic, adult getaway.
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No. We do not accept pets, including dogs. We follow ADA guidelines regarding Service Animals, and Emotional Support Animals do not qualify. You agree to notify us when making your reservation should you have a qualified-under-ADA-guidelines Service Animal.
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We have a one treehouse, Ananda, that is wheelchair accessible and ADA compliant.
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The treehouses share access to private bathrooms in the Bathhouse on the ground level. Each bathroom is complete with a shower, toilet, sink and shower toiletries.
5 of the 7 treehouses have their own water flush toilet. The Bonbibi treehouse does not have a restroom facility on the interior and the Upper Pond treehouse has a composting toilet.
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Your treehouse comes equipped with heat, air conditioning, electricity, bottled water, an electric tea kettle, comfy bed with bed linens, towels, and an MP3 player/radio.
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A delicious homemade breakfast is included in your overnight stay, but we do not have a restaurant onsite. We do offer charcuterie and artisan cheese boards available to purchase before or during your stay.
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Bringing your own picnic is the perfect way to soak in the views of our lush grounds and river. In addition to your own supplies, we have wine, beer, non-alcoholic drinks, charcuterie, and artisan cheese boards available for purchase in the lodge.
Treehouse Point will happily provide complimentary borrowing and/or use of corkscrews and bottle openers, picnic blankets, folding camp chairs, silverware, plates and bowls, glasses, napkins, microwaveable popcorn packets, s’mores supplies and skewers, lighters, kindling, and ice.
Guests are encouraged to bring their own food, as well as any additional cutlery, containers, and supplies not available at Treehouse Point, including cutting boards, large knives, water bottles, pitchers, and large bowls.
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We recommend that you rent a car to visit us, as there are no restaurants on premises (nor walkable from our location) and there are also many activities in the nearby area that are not accessible via public transit or on foot (i.e. Snoqualmie Falls, numerous hikes, floating the Snoqualmie River, visiting the wineries of Woodinville, etc.).
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Included in your stay is a delicious, homemade breakfast served from 830am – 10am. Our Executive Chef, Manny Rodriguez, works diligently to curate a robust offering of foods that meet a variety of dietary preferences and restrictions. While we seek to provide as many options as possible to ensure an excellent meal for all of our guests, we understand that there are specific dietary restrictions that require us to be notified. Should you fall into this category, please reach out to chef@treehousepoint.com to make arrangements prior to your stay.
Please note: we are not a certified gluten free kitchen and cannot provide safe meals for people with celiac disease.
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Please inquire with TreeHouse Point at info@treehousepoint.com for rates and policies regarding professional photography on the property.
Visiting
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No. In order to protect the privacy of our guests and ensure that our many scheduled events are uninterrupted, visits to the property must be scheduled BY ADVANCE APPOINTMENT ONLY.
To check availability or make a reservation for a stay, click here.
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We host tours! Tour tickets become available on the first Tuesday of the month prior. Click here to view our availability calendar and book your stay. to purchase tour tickets.
When: Tours are available year-round, based on reservations and other events at TreeHouse Point.
Length: Approximately 1 hour.
Cost: $35 + tax per person.
Age limit: Although we strongly recommend the tour for ages 4 and above, all ages are welcome. Infants must be held in carriers the entire tour, and do not need a ticket. Any child who will be walking must have a purchased ticket.
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No. While we do have souvenirs available for purchase for our overnight guests, we suggest that you visit our dedicated online store for Treehouse Point souvenirs here.
Booking
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Please click here to view our availability calendar and book your stay.
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Our rates vary depending on the treehouse or accommodation you choose, ranging from $299 to $625 per night. For detailed pricing information and availability for specific dates and accommodations, please refer to the listings on our site.
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Although we sincerely hope to never need the following, please note the Cancellation Policy, below:
• A $100 cancellation fee applies to all cancellations, regardless of the time of cancellation.
• If you cancel your reservation three weeks (21 days) or more prior to your scheduled stay, you will receive a full refund, minus the $100 cancellation fee.
• If you cancel your reservation between 14 and 20 days prior to your scheduled stay, you will receive a 50% refund, minus the $100 cancellation fee.
• If you cancel within 14 days of your scheduled stay, unfortunately, no refund will be provided.
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Our weekends, (Friday/Saturday/Sunday), are closed year round until 60 days prior. Each Monday afternoon at 2pm Pacific Time, we open the next 60-day-out weekend to reservations, around any wedding or private event bookings that have come in prior. For example: Friday, Saturday, and/or Sunday, March 26th-28th would potentially be opened to individual reservations on Monday afternoon, January 25th.
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As you discovered, we are a popular destination and interest outpaces our supply of rentable treehouses.
We open reservations for January–December WEEKDAY stays on November 1st at 2 p.m. PT.
If you wish to stay on a WEEKEND, please note that weekends are closed year round until 60 days prior. Each Monday afternoon at 2pm Pacific Time, we open the next 60-day-out weekend to online reservations, around any wedding bookings that have come in prior.
If you would like to be contacted in the event of cancelation for a specific WEEKDAY-pair of dates (ex. Monday & Tuesday OR Wednesday & Thursday), please email us at info@treehousepoint.com with the specific 2-day-paired dates and your preferred contact phone number.
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The only treehouse that can sleep more than 2 people in a shared bed is our Upper Pond Treehouse. This treehouse can sleep up to 4 people in a combination of 3 beds: 1 shared queen and 2 lofted singles.
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Although Treehouse Point is open all seasons, and year-round, in order to afford our hard-working staff some time with their families, we are closed directly around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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We are located in the Pacific Northwest, in a temperate rainforest environment. Fall, winter, and spring tend to be cool, gray, and wet. You may want to explore weather.com for some more specific information, noting that the nearest large cities are Issaquah or Seattle.
Rain is common from September–June and snow in the winter is uncommon at our elevation of 500 feet above sea level. Most of the trails in the Snoqualmie Valley remain open year round.
Although July and August are the driest months, most places here also do not tend to have air conditioning, including TreeHouse Point. Personally, we find our rainy climate the perfect compliment to being in a treehouse, because it makes you want to stay in and enjoy your room.
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Yes! Pete Nelson and his carpentry crew have built many other magical treehouse resorts in the US that you can visit. You can find more information about them on our About page.
Other
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For your security, we prefer to process gift certificates via phone. Please contact our office at 425-441-8087 to process your order. Should your call not be answered directly, please leave a message and we will return your call.
Important notes:
• Gift certificates typically take 7-10 business days to arrive, but can be expedited to you via USPS for an additional cost.
• Visa, MasterCard, and AMEX are accepted.
• We do not recommend gift certificates for specific treehouses, as guests can often experience challenges booking a specific treehouse for their particular dates. Instead, we would recommend a gift certificate of any dollar amount, which the guest may apply toward a night (or more) in the treehouse of their choice, based on their schedule.
• The gift certificate does not expire, nor does it accrue any dormancy fees.
• The gift certificate has no cash value and change is not given for any unused portion. Excess balance above the cost of a room may be applied to create another gift certificate for future use.
• Gift certificates are non-refundable. Lost or stolen gift certificates will not be replaced.
• When making a reservation, a 50% deposit will be collected via credit card at the time of booking. Upon guest arrival, and when the gift certificate is surrendered, a refund will be provided, if a refund is due.
• The physical gift certificate must be surrendered as payment by the guest upon arrival.
• The gift certificate is displayed in a cardholder with a To/From area, and a few blank lines for you to add your own message. We recommend that the gift certificate and receipt be mailed to you directly.
• Please note that a 2-night stay is in effect year-round, as Monday/Tuesday, Wednesday/Thursday, Friday/Saturday combinations. Single nights are offered on Sundays.
• Weekends, year-round, (Friday- Sunday) are reserved for events (use of the entire property) until 60 days prior. Each Monday afternoon at 2 pm Pacific Time, we open the next 60-day-out weekend to reservations, around any events that have been booked prior.
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No, he most likely will not be. Because he is so busy jetting around the country building and saving treehouses, he is something of a shooting star around Treehouse Point.
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No, Treehouse Point is a Bed and Breakfast. However, our sister company, Nelson Treehouse and Supply, can assist with:
• Custom treehouse design and construction
• Treehouse hardware and supplies
• The purchase of any treehouse merchandise
For more information, please visit Nelson Treehouse’s extensive website: Nelson Treehouse.
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Yes. Please contact us at info@treehousepoint.com to learn more about our offerings.
Also, for your information, there are already fresh flowers in our guest rooms, though they are not for guests to take away. If you'd like to arrange a floral delivery, we are happy to recommend the services of Down to Earth/Snoqualmie Flowers. They may be reached directly at hello@snoqualmieflowers.com or 425-831-1772. (Please note that a bouquet of fresh-cut flowers in water is permitted in the room, but fresh flower petals, which can stain carpets, bedding, etc. are not permitted.)