The 14 best treehouse Airbnbs in Dallas

Traveling light? Book this small but mighty treehouse. Ingeniously designed and built in the backyard of a mid-century modern estate, it offers everything you could need within a 190-square-foot, split-level home. There’s a queen-size bed, wet room-style bathroom, flat-screen TV with Amazon Prime and Hulu, free off-street parking and a barbecue in the outdoor space shared with the main house. Plus, it’s located in the Bishop Arts District, so there are plenty of bars, restaurants and shops on your doorstep, should you wish to stretch your legs.

What’s the budget range? A cheap and cheerful digital nomad's paradise. 

What’s it like to stay here? Life in the trees with views of the city perfectly sums it up.

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

Okay, so, this mid-century home is not what you typically picture when you think treehouse, but this glamourous, museum-esque twist on a bunch of sticks will blow your mind and maybe your budget (just a tad), too...It's incredibly sleek interiors are made up of bespoke craftsmanship, maple wood flooring, high ceilings and designer furniture. Alongside the two bedrooms, you'll find ample space for indoor and outdoor fun. For starters, you've got the living room overlooking the treetops, the backyard with a heated swim spa and dining area and our personal favorite, the private balcony where you can enjoy a morning stretch or as a refuge in the evenings. The best part? You're no more than 15 minutes away from the trendy Bishops Art District, downtown, and uptown Dallas. 

What’s the budget range? Not too shabby when you split the bill. 

What’s it like to stay here? Set in a quiet, leafy neighborhood, this luxury treehouse is peaceful and offers a ton of space for entertaining and relaxing with family or friends. 

Rooms: 2 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 4.

Living amongst the trees doesn’t mean giving up on convenience, as this North Oak Cliff stay proves. Downtown Dallas and the zoo are just a ten-minute drive away, while Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor water park are less than a 20-minute drive. However, you wouldn’t know it from the secluded treetops of this three-bedroom home. There are floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room, so you can truly appreciate the lush surroundings, or step out onto the treetop-perched veranda, which has a pool for relaxing dips.

What’s the budget range? Affordable for a large group.

What’s it like to stay here? Live out your best life between the treetops—before heading to the city in a matter of minutes.

Rooms: 4 beds, 2.5 baths. Sleeps 8. 

Aptly named the Majestic Oak Treehouse thanks to the surrounding oak trees, this treehouse Airbnb sits about two/three stories up from the ground, so you can live amongst the treetops. Sleeping up to seven guests, it's perfect for the whole family or a group of pals who want to reconnect with nature. There's a fully-equipped kitchen, a cozy living area, plus a living tree that runs straight through the center of the treehouse – Tarzan's ideal home. You'll have access to the deck with patio seating which is just the spot for stargazing during evenings, and you'll also have a bathroom with shower, offering views of the magnificent woods.

What’s the budget range? Worth every dollar for a rustic escape.

What’s it like to stay here? With majestic forest surroundings, what more could you want from a treehouse stay?

Rooms: 3 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 7. 

You know the phrase ‘honeymoon period’? If you’re really really really in love with someone right now, like so much so you can’t stop holding hands even when you're eating something with the other one and that something actually requires a knife and a fork, then this is the place for you (and them). It’s a super romantic teeny home set in five acres of forest with a hot tub, a rain shower and a Moroccan chandelier in the bedroom. It’s 1.5 hours from Dallas, but you’re so in love you won’t notice the travel time anyway.

What’s the budget range? Who needs money when they’re in l.o.v.e?

What’s it like to stay here? Just lovely, OK?

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2.

Venture an hour and a half outside of Dallas, and you’ll find the Air Castle Treehouse, which is built from four shipping containers. Don’t let the industrial-looking exterior scare you, though. Inside, you’ll find a warm and cozy abode for some much-needed R&R. Stick around to enjoy a morning coffee on one of the five balconies, soak in the outdoor hot tub or peep at the  50-foot-tall crows’ nest lookout. Plus, nearby trails for hiking or biking provide ample opportunities to glimpse Texas wildlife, from armadillos to opossums. 

What’s the budget range? A worthy splurge for wildlife and nature enthusiasts. 

What’s it like to stay here? Like being transported to a futuristic retreat from your favorite sci-fi flick. 

Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

This magical tree home is located on the banks of Brazos River, and as its name suggests, it's nothing short of enchanting. From enjoying the waterfall views on the wraparound deck and meeting the cute barnyard animals to cozying up around the firepit—or better yet,  soaking in the hot tub under a blanket of stars—everything about this secluded spot on Folly River Ranch feels like a dream come true. Beautifully decorated with antiques and wooden interiors, the treehouse is the perfect storybook adventure for up to six guests. 

What’s the budget range? Fairly decent for a family vacation rental. 

What’s it like to stay here? Very folklore-esque, this place has tons of rustic charm. 

Rooms: 4 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 6. 

At just under an hour from Downtown Dallas and 30 minutes from Fort Worth, this Grandview treehouse is a beautifully secluded stay for two. Located on a working ranch, you can expect a few locally sourced goodies waiting for you upon arrival. You can even explore the farm if you ask nicely. The cute cabin has floor-to-ceiling windows, so you can admire nature in all its beauty from inside or out. Plus, there’s a balcony off the bedroom with a ladder leading to the roof, so you can watch the sun rise and set from all angles.

What’s the budget range? A moderately-priced weekend getaway. 

What’s it like to stay here? You'll fall in love with waking up to the sweet sounds of nature and the woodland views from your bed.

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

This treetop stay for two is run by the same folks as Viewpoint, but it’s decked out like a ship. Seriously. If you like quirk, then you’ll love the Dawn Treader, which comes complete with galley-like interiors, sails and a ship’s wheel. Also located within the grounds of the same 90-acre Grandview ranch, this treehouse provides a super private stay for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Spend your time hiking the trails or hole up in the cozy cabin, which comes equipped with a mini-fridge, microwave, coffee-making facilities and continental breakfast items.

What’s the budget range? Not bad at all for such a unique spot in the woods. 

What’s it like to stay here? Well shiver our timbers, this is the most unique boat-come-treehouse we've ever seen! Enjoy.

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

Finding one hobbit-themed treehouse in the state of Texas to include in this list was noteworthy in itself. But finding two? Despite sharing the same theme, we couldn’t resist including this Forestburg Hobbit home, thanks to its unique domed shape and all-round cozy-as-they-come attitude. The Frodo Baggins association might sound kitschy, but in practice, this is a stylish, pint-sized home with furnishings that strike just the right balance of quirky. Give it a go!

What’s the budget range? You won’t need to pawn the one true ring.

What’s it like to stay here? Like being in an old-timey caravan, but high up in the trees.

Rooms: 1 bedroom (2 beds), 1 bath. Sleeps 4.

Sitting on eight acres just outside the small city of Lindale, Moon Honey Treehouse is an oasis just an hour and a half from Dallas. Start your stay on the ground level, where you can kick back by the firepit, then head up the spiral staircase to check out the views from the balcony. The third level has additional space for birdwatching or general nature observation—since we’re sure you didn’t come all the way from Dallas just to see more skyscrapers. 

What’s the budget range? A moderate price for access to multiple amenities—including a fully stocked kitchen and outdoor hibachi grill—in the heart of the woods. 

What’s it like to stay here? This child-free treehouse is a great option for couples seeking a romantic, tranquil getaway.

Rooms: 1 bed, 1.5 baths. Sleeps 4. 

This treehouse boasts access to a half-mile trail along a creek, great for short hikes or bike rides. About an hour and 15 minutes outside of Dallas, the treehouse’s crown jewels are its outdoor amenities. An outdoor fireplace, hammock net and soaking tub (with infrared heating for chillier nights!) make it easy to stargaze without distraction. 

What’s the budget range? Wallet-friendly while still offering five-star comfort.

What’s it like to stay here? Secluded enough for you to feel completely unplugged—in fact, the host recommends taking a truck or SUV to comfortably navigate the gravel-and-dirt road leading to the treehouse.

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

An oak tree grows through the patio of this Airbnb, making you aware of its elevation on stilts. You’ll have access to 15 acres of wooded property and a mile of walking trails, where other guests have spotted various woodland wildlife. Plus, the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center and Lake Athens marina are located just down the road for additional outdoor recreation options. Inside, enjoy a luxury massage chair and comfy queen-sized bed to clock in those zzzs.

What’s the budget range? Budget-friendly when split between three friends.

What’s it like to stay here? For remote workers, you’ll love being in nature while still having access to a dedicated workspace and fast WiFi. 

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 3. 

Located slightly over an hour outside of Dallas, the Vagabond Treehouse offers access to miles of hiking trails, a vineyard, a pond and a stone and cedar bathhouse. If you’re hoping to huddle up by a fire, you’ll be pleased to discover that the host provides one bundle of firewood for each night’s stay, so you can roast s’mores or crack open a cold one.  

What’s the budget range? Moderate, and worth every penny for the additional experiences available across the 50-acre property.

What’s it like to stay here? Glamping-adjacent. 

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2.