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The best treehouses in Bay Area

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If you're looking for a unique and elevated camping experience in the Bay Area, Hipcamp has you covered. With over 10 treehouse options available, you'll be able to find the perfect treetop retreat. From Salmon Creek Ranch with an impressive 1270 reviews to the pet-friendly Glamping in the Redwoods with 199 reviews, there's no shortage of top-rated campsites to choose from. With popular amenities like the ability to bring your furry friends, have campfires, and enjoy showers, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. And if you're up for some adventure, popular activities like fishing, surfing, and off-roading (OHV) are easily accessible. Prices start as low as $99 per night, with an average price of $120 per night. So pack your bags, head to the Bay Area, and get ready to experience camping like never before.

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Top-rated campgrounds in Bay Area

Leafy Lanes Tree House (“Fort”)

1. Leafy Lanes Tree House (“Fort”)

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Watsonville, CA · 1 site
Cozy Retreat Among the Trees in the Santa Cruz Mountains Escape to nature for a stay in our rustic and comfy ‘tree house’ nestled in the heart of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Features: •Unique, elevated cabin offering stunning views and the serenity of the redwood trees •Spacious deck for enjoying morning coffee or sunset views •Small kitchen, cozy living space, with comfortable twin (trifold) beds in the loft for a peaceful stay •WiFi for adventure planning (or work from the woods) Cyclist's Dream Location: •Situated extremely close to world-renowned redwood cycling trails, there are routes for all levels of rider from gentle forest roads to challenging mountain climbs Adventure Awaits: •The beauty of the Redwoods will surround you, and provide the perfect backdrop for your outdoor recreation actives whether it’s hiking, nature walks, cycling, bird-watching, etc. •Relaxing, recharging, and reconnecting with nature is almost effortless with lovely parks located nearby •The pleasures of stargazing (without all the light-pollution that’s so common in cities) can be a memorable experience, so don’t forget to turn your eyes to the skies after dark… and listening to the peaceful sounds of the forest can be really special. About: The area of Eureka Canyon Road and Highland Way is charming and quiet. A location surrounded by forest and quite close to some of the best cycling on the West Coast. The property itself is nestled adjacent to pristine Corralitos Creek with its serene sounds of flowing water and steelhead trout. The trees that tower all around have a quiet presence, and you’ll often be aware of the gentle murmur of the breeze through their leaves and branches. This is an ideal place to rest after a day of exploring, sightseeing, or simply experiencing everything the Santa Cruz Mountains and nearby town offer. The Tree House or "Wood Tent": This little home in the trees is unique and can be considered an alternative to camping. Features that combine both “tiny cabin" and "camping", there are plenty of the amenities that will make it feel like a comfy getaway spot. A ladder leads to loft which houses twin mattress.
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Stunning Treehouse & Cabin

2. Stunning Treehouse & Cabin

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Half Moon Bay, CA · 1 site
A soulful and energetic paradise, beautiful, private, peaceful and wild surroundings complimented with modern luxuries and comfort. A stunning, unique and unrivalled experience sure to impact you deeply. Soak in the outdoor tub while you plan your next adventure. Just minutes from the beach, amazing hiking, views and biking. Outfitted with organic latex mattresses, down comforters, top of the line appliances, smoking fast internet and a spectacular wifi sound system with world class acoustics.
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Epic Views at Lago Lomita Vineyards

3. Epic Views at Lago Lomita Vineyards

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Los Gatos, CA · 2 sites
Our yurt and treehouse are located on Lago Lomita Vineyards with a view of the entire Monterey Bay. We've been hosting guests since 2015 and are looking forward to meeting you! Both our treehouse and yurt listings are unique experiences. They both are adjacent to the Tierra Madre Vineyard Block and have awesome views of the entire Monterey Bay/Pacific Ocean. We are located on 44 acres high atop the Santa Cruz Mountains but close to all the major beaches and Silicon Valley. Please be aware this is camping in nature, along with squirrels, spiders, falling leaves, etc. and nature is not always for everyone. There is a 45ft. ladder to climb to get into the treehouse. The view at sunset is spectacular. Featured on the first page of top Glamping destinations in California, in National Geographic's 50 States, 500 campgrounds. Both sites include a trunk of goodies: Complimentary trunk of goodies that is filled with muffins, mugs, creamer, sugar, coffee, croissants, cards, champagne & wine glasses & wine opener! We acquired the property in 1991, shortly after the Lexington Fire (1985) and Loma Prieta earthquake (1989). At that time, the entire property has degenerated into disrepair, and all the vineyards had been overwhelmed by the wilderness. In 2011, we started the herculean effort of clearing away the wilderness, resurrecting all the vineyards and renovating our home. In 2014, we started replanting the vineyards, and opened our tree house to visitors in 2015. Just like us, I think you will fall in love with this property, and enjoy every minute of your time here. We look forward to your stay. Robin and Mark
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Breathing Trees Camp

4. Breathing Trees Camp

Boulder Creek, CA · 2 sites
Nestled in a secluded area on a rustic 9-acre property in the heart of the Santa Cruz Mountains, you’ll be surrounded by redwoods, firs, madrone, and oaks. Just steps to a hillside meadow, where you can enjoy expansive views of the ridge line. The Airstream shares property with our home, but has tons of privacy and seclusion. We are walking distance to the Boulder Creek Golf Course which boasts a lovely, 9 hole, redwood tree lined course, plus a 9 hole disc golf course. Wine tasting, 3 miles from town and 5.4 mile drive to Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California’s oldest state park with amazing trails and hiking. We are also 6 miles from the San Vicente Redwoods hiking and mountain biking trails. Beautiful open skies make for some amazing stargazing on clear nights.
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