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The Old Barn In The Woods

Hosted by Barry · Portland, Oregon
4 sites · Lodging · 1 acre
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93 reviews
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Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
We offer various accommodations, so be sure to check out each listing for information. Tucked away in the woods, you will forget you are less than a ten-minute drive from Portland and Beaverton. You will feel as if you are in a forest on Mount Hood, and yet, just minutes away, is all the best the area has to offer. From Northwest Portland with wonderful and trendy restaurants and eateries like Salt and Straw to Voodoo Donuts, the waterfront, and Washington Park. From the balcony, you may see golden and bald eagles, huge owls, woodpeckers, garden snakes, coyotes, deer, chipmunks, rabbits, and squirrels. Here, it is a place of peace, of quietude. No parties or loud music etc. Open to book: The Old Barn, Bigfoot's Glamping Tree House, Sasquatch's Tree House on Creek, and Yeti's Tree House. Please stay on your booked site and the paths to it; do not explore the rest of the property. Pets are allowed but must be leashed.

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The Old Barn In The Woods

98%
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Cabin · Sleeps 4
The Old Barn House is truly a hidden gem—just six minutes from downtown Portland and five minutes from Old Town Beaverton. Tucked into the trees, it feels more like a private forest retreat on Mount Hood than a place so close to the city. Some of Portland’s best restaurants, shops, and attractions are just minutes away, including Northwest Portland, Salt & Straw, Voodoo Doughnut, the waterfront, Washington Park, and more. It’s all at your fingertips. The funny thing is, once you arrive, you may not want to leave. Relax on the deck, soak in the hot tub, listen to the woods, and keep your eyes open for owls, eagles, deer, coyotes—and perhaps something a little bigger wandering between the trees. :-) Want to turn your stay into an experience your family and friends will never forget? Contact Peter after booking to schedule your very own Bigfoot sighting! Pets are welcome but must remain leashed whenever outside.
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
Showers
Picnic table

Bigfoot's Glamping Tree House

84%
(19)
Treehouse · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 toilet
Bigfoot’s Tent is perched 12 feet up in an old-growth forest—a magical little escape where you can disappear into the trees without giving up the comforts of civilization. Follow the lit forest path where deer often roam, then settle into a setting so peaceful and spectacular it’s hard to believe you’re only about 10 minutes from Portland. Walk the labyrinth, play a game of cornhole, relax in Sasquatch’s oversized chair, or simply sit quietly and listen to the forest. Inside, you’ll find an electric fireplace, refrigerator, lights, and Wi-Fi if you need it—although we highly recommend unplugging for a while. :-) And keep your eyes on the woods... Want to turn your getaway into a story you’ll never forget? Contact Peter after booking to schedule your very own Bigfoot sighting! You never know who might come wandering through the trees. Bigfoot’s Tent is designed for guests seeking a quiet, peaceful nature retreat. No loud parties are permitted. The bathroom is a pleasant 4–5 minute walk from the tent and is a nice, comfortable facility. After booking, you’ll receive a short video showing exactly how to find your way to Bigfoot’s Tent. Watching the video before arrival is required—it’s part directions, part introduction to your woodland adventure. :-)
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
Showers
Picnic table

Sasqquatches’ Tree House on Creek

100%
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Treehouse · Sleeps 4
Sasquatch’s Tiny Treehouse is the best of both worlds! Tucked right along Bear Creek, it feels like a secret hideaway deep in the woods—yet Portland and Beaverton are less than 10 minutes away. The adventure starts with a short forest walk and a trip across the “Get Over It” suspension bridge as the sound of the creek gets closer. Keep an eye out for owls, eagles, deer, and maybe even something a little bigger wandering through the trees. :-) Play cornhole, wander the “Leaning Labyrinth,” or simply relax on the deck perched above the creek and listen to the forest. Want to make your stay truly unforgettable? Contact Peter after booking to schedule your very own Bigfoot sighting! For 3rd and 4th guests, an air bed is provided to inflate.
Moderate walk to site
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
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Yeti's Tree House

Treehouse · Sleeps 6 · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet
“Best Tree House I’ve ever seen!” — Recent Guest “Thank you for creating such a magical place...” — Recent Guest Welcome to Yeti’s Tree House — part childhood dream, part forest adventure, and definitely not your ordinary place to stay. Perched 18 feet above the ground and hidden among the trees, Yeti’s feels like you’ve escaped deep into the Pacific Northwest wilderness — yet Portland’s restaurants, attractions, hiking, and city life are only minutes away. And there’s one resident you may especially want to meet... Legend has it that a friendly Sasquatch roams these woods. We even have photographic evidence. :-) Want to make your getaway truly unforgettable? Contact Peter after booking and schedule your very own Bigfoot sighting. Surprise the kids, your partner, or that friend who insists Bigfoot isn’t real. It may become the story everyone talks about long after the trip is over. ## The Adventure Begins Before You Arrive From the parking area, it’s about a three-minute woodland walk to Yeti’s Tree House. Along the way, you’ll pass a secluded picnic table tucked among the trees — a perfect little spot to stop, eat, talk, or just enjoy the forest. Then Yeti’s appears above you. Eighteen feet in the air. A real treehouse with a massive deck, giant outdoor soaking tub and shower, full indoor bathroom, retro kitchen... and yes, its own ZIP LINE from the deck to the ground below. You can take the stairs down. But where’s the fun in that? :-) ## The Tree House Inside, beautiful knotty-pine walls give Yeti’s the warm feeling of a classic woodland cabin. The 1950s-inspired retro kitchen has its own dining table and plenty of personality, while the full indoor bathroom means you can have the treehouse adventure without giving up the comforts of home. Head upstairs and things become even more fun. There’s a comfortable queen bed, a small double pull-out, and an enormous suspended hammock that can hold up to three people. Stretch out in the hammock, read, talk, nap, or simply enjoy the strange and wonderful feeling of hanging in the air inside a treehouse. Then step outside onto the huge deck. Soak in the giant outdoor tub surrounded by trees. Take an outdoor shower. Listen for the owls. Watch the forest below. Or grab the zip line and fly back down to earth. ## Your Woodland Neighbors You never know who might wander past. Deer, owls, eagles, chipmunks, rabbits, and other wildlife regularly call these woods home. And, of course, there are continuing reports of one unusually large, hairy resident... If merely hoping to see Bigfoot seems a little too risky, contact Peter after booking to arrange your own Bigfoot sighting. :-) ## Amazingly Close to Portland One of the most surprising things about Yeti’s is how remote it feels. You’re surrounded by trees, wildlife, and quiet, yet some of Portland’s best outdoor attractions are only a short drive away. Explore the Hoyt Arboretum, hike around Council Crest, visit historic Pittock Mansion, enjoy the Rose Garden, or head into Portland for incredible food and entertainment. Then come back to your hideaway in the trees. ## Guest Access & A Few Things to Know Guests can enjoy Yeti’s Tree House, the huge deck, giant soaking tub, zip line, the woodland trail from the parking area, and the designated picnic area. Please stay within these areas and do not hike or wander beyond the designated property spaces. The forest feels enormous and secluded, but residential neighbors are nearby, and wandering far enough through the woods will eventually bring you onto someone else’s property. This is a peaceful retreat — no parties. Dogs are welcome but MUST remain leashed whenever they are outside. Because reaching Yeti’s involves a short natural woodland trail, please wear appropriate shoes. Forest paths can occasionally be uneven or slick depending on weather. ## Come Be a Kid Again Sleep 18 feet above the ground. Soak under the trees. Zip line off the deck. Have a picnic in the forest. Listen for owls. Watch for deer. Fall asleep surrounded by knotty pine. And if you really want to turn an unusual getaway into an experience your family and friends will never forget... Book your own Bigfoot sighting with Peter after your reservation is confirmed. :-) Because anyone can stay in a hotel. How often do you get to sleep in a treehouse and meet Sasquatch?
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
Showers
Picnic table

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94% Recommend115 Ratings · 93 reviews

Location

Portland, Washington, Oregon, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Barry D.

Joined in August 2020
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