Treehouses near Kissimmee with wildlife watching

Head to Kissimmee to explore the natural beauty and theme park thrills of Central Florida.

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2 top treehouses sites near Kissimmee with wildlife watching

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Wanderlust Okto

1 site · Lodging4 acres · Orlando, FL

This one of a kind treehouse will quickly become one of the most booked tree houses on the planet. Unique in every posible way. It started as an art of love during Covid and it quickly became a project that has fought the attention of super start singers looking to disconnect from everything but being close to everything. I full queen bedroom, drawer space, full bathroom, nespresso coffee maker, 80 inch tv and private balcony overlooking the main wedding venue, claw tub and custom chandelier.Learn more about this land:This one of a kind treehouse will quickly become one of the most booked tree houses on the planet. Unique in every possible way. It started as an art of love during Covid and it quickly became a project that has fought the attention of superstar singers looking to disconnect from everything but being close to everything. Queen bedroom, drawer space, full bathroom, Nespresso coffee maker, 80-inch tv, private balcony overlooking the main wedding venue, outdoor claw tub and custom chandelier.

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Forever Young Farm

10 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Mims, FL

Sean and Mari are avid back packers and we rely on hip camps across the country. We love and welcome you to our little 5 acre farm. My husband and I travel frequently and rely on little slices of heaven during out travels. We hope to share that with you all. Mari is a nurse and Sean is a pole vault coach. We actually got married on this very property.

Treehouses near Kissimmee with wildlife watching guide

Overview

Kissimmee is ideal for camping and outdoor adventure enthusiasts with its balmy climate and sunny skies. This city in the heart of Florida has camping options to suit every taste, whether you prefer roughing it in a tent or value the comforts of an RV site. Visitors can also explore miles of scenic hiking and biking trails or head to the coast to surf and swim at the beach. And, of course, no trip to Kissimmee would be complete without experiencing the thrilling rides of the nearby theme parks.

Where to go

Kissimmee Lakefront Park

This 25-acre park in downtown Kissimmee draws visitors with stunning views of Lake Tohopekaliga and activities like fishing, boating, and picnicking. The park also features a playground, splash pad, and walking paths, making it an excellent spot for families with children. It’s also home to the Monument of States, a colorful sculpture made of stones from each of the 50 states.

Orlando & Vicinity

Just 30 minutes from Kissimmee, Orlando is of course home to world-renowned theme parks like Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld. For those looking to explore nature, the area around the city is home to many parks and nature reserves, like Wekiwa Springs State Park and the Ocala National Forest, which both offer opportunities for hiking, fishing, and camping.

Cocoa Beach

Swim, and surf lovers will want to make the 60-minute drive to the coast to visit Cocoa Beach, with its miles of pristine white sand and clear blue water. Visitors can enjoy various water sports like surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. The beach is also home to the iconic Cocoa Beach Pier, which features restaurants, shops, and gorgeous ocean views.

When to go

The best time to visit Kissimmee is from September to April, when temperatures are mild and perfect for getting outdoors. Fall has pleasant weather and fewer crowds, while winter is cooler with ample sunshine. Spring also stands out with warm weather and beautiful blooming flowers. But summer (May to August) can be hot and humid, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms.