The best treehouse rentals in Hawaii

A tropical paradise of multiple islands with beaches, rugged cliffs, anyons, volcanoes, and lush rainforests, Hawaii is an ideal destination for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and treehouses. Whether you want to reconnect with nature in a rustic, off-grid treehouse in the canopy or prefer to stay at a more modern treehouse rental with amenities like hot tubs, outdoor showers, fireplaces, wifi, and even ziplines, there are plenty of options to choose from. Although most treehouse rentals in Hawaii can be found on the Big Island, where treetop spots sit near Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Kalopa State Recreation Area, and Hilo, you can find options on the other islands as well. On Maui, discover a treehouse rental near Kihei or Hana to be close to Haleakalā National Park. Stay in a treehouse near Hanalei and hike the Napali Coast State Park on Kauai, or pick a treehouse overlooking the ocean and the epic surf on the North Shore of Oahu.

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Top-rated campgrounds

A tropical paradise of multiple islands with beaches, rugged cliffs, anyons, volcanoes, and lush rainforests, Hawaii is an ideal destination for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and treehouses. Whether you want to reconnect with nature in a rustic, off-grid treehouse in the canopy or prefer to stay at a more modern treehouse rental with amenities like hot tubs, outdoor showers, fireplaces, wifi, and even ziplines, there are plenty of options to choose from. Although most treehouse rentals in Hawaii can be found on the Big Island, where treetop spots sit near Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Kalopa State Recreation Area, and Hilo, you can find options on the other islands as well. On Maui, discover a treehouse rental near Kihei or Hana to be close to Haleakalā National Park. Stay in a treehouse near Hanalei and hike the Napali Coast State Park on Kauai, or pick a treehouse overlooking the ocean and the epic surf on the North Shore of Oahu.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Waipio KOA

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4 sites · Tents, Lodging · Honokaa, HI

After arriving between 12-4 pm at the meet up location; waipio valley's lookout pavilion connected to flush toilet bathrooms, we will meet the local information officer and kahuna proceeding down Waipio road as we drive your 4x4 vehicle or guide your hui single file on foot 2.5 miles to Waipio's KOA to set camp for your stay. Please refrain from walking or driving Waipio road prior to or after our meetup as the current road safety restrictions prohibit all non-Hawaiian island residents from entering the valley without a local escort. Waipio KOA is an active farm to table fruit orchard, la'au lapa au medicine garden, and apo ohana community center. Waipio KOA shares a mission to unify the seven star tribes from all major honua (earth) continents in apo (circle) formation to spread equality, peace, and harmony around our shared planet earth. he ali'i ka aina he kauwa ke kanaka Now is the hour to come together in unity and equality to share ha breath, kala light, aina land/earth, and wai water. Once your camp is set, you will be walking distance from a potable spring, waterfalls, a black sand beach, Waipio stream and Waimanu Valley campground 9 miles on the Muliwai wilderness reserve trail. Wild horses, birds, pigs and farmers are commonly scene throughout the valley. When surf and ocean conditions allow you may enjoy kayaking, swimming, diving, fishing, surfing and seasonal whale and dolphin watching. As camp hosts we will provide the best guidance during your stay and are available for more intimate one on one assistance with your choice of activities should you need. Please specify what your intentions for this camp experience are during our meeting at the valley lookout. As active farmer gardeners we are seeking extra hands in work projects and welcome long stay extensions involving a work trade agreement. Be sure to let us know if you are interested in this option to extend your stay. Although it may be perfectly fun and fabulous to camp in the rain, extreme rain and high flood water conditions may result in a cancelation of your reservation. In accordance with hipcamp's cancelation policy, we can refund your payment 72 hrs before your arrival date. Mahalo for your kokua and we look joyward to seeing your happy camper smile. E Komo Mai

2. Earthsong Foundation

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3 sites · Lodging · Naalehu, HI

Earthsong Hawai’i is an eco-retreat and organic food forest spread across three acres that has maintained its wild tropical nature. Arriving into the land feels like entering into the forest. We are surrounded by macadamia nut orchards lined with giant pine trees. The rear of the property, which faces southeast, opens to pasture lands with unobstructed views of the Pacific ocean. Located in the magnificently biodiverse Ka’u, this is the largest and least populated district of Hawaii county, located on the island of Hawai’i otherwise known as the Big Island. Home to some of the island's most sought after destinations; The Green Sands Beach, Black Sands Beach, and Volcano National Park.Want to travel to Hawai’i affordably and leave a positive impact on the environment and local community? Are you seeking nature therapy? A peaceful place to pen your novel or practice your art? Or are you wanting to spend time learning more about permaculture, organic gardening, and sustainable living? For you, we open our ecological community space and healing sanctuary. During your stay we can leave you to enjoy the land in solitude or you are welcome to practice yoga, garden, and talk story with us when we are available. We can also customize a private retreat for you, if you are seeking a personalized stay that includes a program of activities and offerings. We welcome solo travelers, partners, friends, and families from around the world who want to live in harmony with the earth and practice the art of living simply.We are a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to serving our Mother Earth. We are stewards of sacred land and to us this is a great blessing and responsibility. We practice permaculture and biodynamic farming methods that nourish and preserve the soil, flora, and fauna which in turn provide us with food, natural medicine, and beauty to share with our community. We welcome support from those that hear the earth’s call for care and reciprocity.Visit our website to find out much more!

3. Skyes Treehouses

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1 site · Lodging · Fern Forest, HI

Do you have a Huck Finn spark in you to do the things on your bucket list? Are you ready for a rare opportunity to live and sleep in a living, environmental sculpture? Here are 2 genuine treehouses, each built 20-feet up, integrated into 5 or 6 living ohia trees and each hidden away on four quiet acres of pristine, native Hawaiian rain forest! This world-class treehouse has huge windows and decks all around for spectacular 360-degree nature viewing. Commune with birds and other tree creatures on their level. If you want to be outdoors, a unique skywalk 60-80 feet long that stretches out into a forest canopy of giant tree ferns at the same height at the TreeHouse. Be the first on the block to truly enjoy living in a real TreeHouse even for just a couple days, make your friends jealous

4. FABU Views on Jungle Farm/Treehouse

3 sites · Lodging · Kaneohe, HI

We are at the top of a hill in a secluded and secure Homestead farm overlooking Kane`ohe Bay and Mokapu (and the Marine Corps Base) as well as the Pali (cliffs). We are nestled, essentially in a jungle, in the Ko`olau mountain range. We have ocean access from the property (by crossing the road) although there are better and easier places to get in the water (such as Ka`a`awa and Ku`aloa Beach Park). We generally see the stars and the sun and moon rise. We also see the colors of the Bay change with the tides, clouds, wind, light. We are focused on education about Hawai`i, being kind to animals (and all life, including humans), and we are privileged to be able to share our aloha as well as farm bounty. We grow chili peppers, ulu (breadfruit), kalo (taro), noni, vegetables, bananas, olena (turmeric), ginger, etc. Not pictured is the common kitchen area. We have access to Reiki, massage, and other types of services. We have kayaks, surfboards, general snorkel and beach gear, SUPs, and connections to local businesses for other opportunities (e.g., horseback riding, sailing, rowing, etc.). There are surfing, kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, scuba, horseback riding, and hiking options nearby. We are also conveniently near a mall and many great places to eat. It is also lovely to hang out here at the farm and enjoy the peace, away from concrete and traffic congestion. There are places to explore and a steep climb one can hike to get to the edge of the property where there are many and even more spectacular views. We are a real homestead and aspiring organic farm focused on Hawaiian Heritage plants and a Sanctuary for animals. We have many Native Hawaiian plants, superfoods, and culturally important plants. We also have Bucket and Scream (our goats), Venus, Zenith, and Sweetie (farm cats), Ipo (Australian Shepard farm dog), turkeys (Royal Palms), and a bunch of chickens. It is possible to get around in the near area, and on and off the property, on The Bus. The Bus stop is down a hill about 5 minutes away. We are always involved in community and local food, so let us know your interests. & let us know if you want to plant plants, weed bad grass, attend a cacao ceremony, or donate to a good cause.

5. The Bali Hale

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2 sites · Lodging · Keaau, HI

The Bali Hale allows you to experience the magic of the outdoors, while still having many modern comforts of home. With a completely screened in guest room featuring a queen bed and nightstands, you can let the coquis lull you to sleep and then wake up to the sound of songbirds. In your own private 1/2 acre, secluded from the main house, you are surrounded by 6 acres of jungle and palm trees, spend your days swinging in the outdoor chair hammock; cooking food in the kitchen, (which is complete with electric stovetop, blender, sink, fridge and toaster oven); taking a hot bath in the jungle or outdoor shower; meditate and practice yoga asana on your own outdoor yoga platform; or on a clear night spend your time by a campfire while gazing at the stars. Only 9 blocks from the ocean cliffs, a 5 minute drive will have you viewing epic sunrises, fishing, hiking or simply breathing deep lung fulls of the cleanest air in the world. You can also drive 35 minutes to the Pohiki warm ponds (volcanically heated tide pools), grab a coffee at the Tin Shack or shop the boutiques in eclectic Pahoa town, or head up the mountain to Volcanos National Park. Experience a slice of the jungle, all while being amidst a laid back neighborhood, close to the main roads that will take you on your next adventure!

6. 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

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5 sites · Lodging · Naalehu, HI

WINNER of 2024 Hipcamp Runner-Up for Best in Hawaii! *Update 1/1/25 We are renovated! Updated photos coming soon! I bought this land 11 years ago and have slowly been hand clearing and building fancy forts ever since. Off-grid with solar power, propane hot water heater and delicious running spring water. Nurturing space for healing and communing with nature. 🌱

Stories from the community

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Donald

2 weeks ago

3 nights at Skyes Treehouses

So the “secret treehouse” is quite a treat. It’s SUPER secluded with nothing but the sound of rainforest creatures to keep you company. You can’t see lights from anything but the night sky when it gets dark. It’s got four porches, all covered, as well as a GIANT outdoor covered gathering area under the house itself. The sleeping loft is comfortable even for adults as long as you’re okay climbing a ladder, but the main floor also has a queen bed for those who don’t want to climb. Kitchen is well appointed and useful, though be prepared for no dishwasher (it’s a treehouse!). Half bath on the main floor, but the full bath is on the “ground” level, so you’re doing steps down to shower. This place is simply incredible. So cozy, but has pretty much everything you need including fast internet. Well, no dishwasher and no laundry (but the closest pay laundry is between there and the entrance of Volcanoes National Park, which is pretty close). There’s a bit of a haul through the woods to get your stuff to the treehouse, but it’s WORTH IT! Definitely hoping to get back and stay in this place again.

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Dani

October 2025

2 nights at Waipio KOA

This was a unique and beautiful experience to share with people living in and off the valley land of Big Island. If you’re an experienced camper/adventure seeker you’ll love this stay. You meet at the top of the valley and hike or drive down. Joel and his friend Kama were very helpful in making sure we were comfortably set up for our stay. My partner and I learned so much about what life is like in the valley and the land itself. There is a deep respect for the people and land here, and all guests should come with this shared respect and curiosity. They were extremely generous with their time, space, and knowledge. Joel showed us how to harvest food that we then cooked together in the outdoor kitchen space. We then explored the nearby secluded black sand beach where we played with Yoshi, the resident dog🐕 If you’re lucky you’ll meet the most affectionate host, Ulu 🐈 An unforgettable stay! We hope to return some day

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Omar

October 2025

2 nights at Waipio KOA

Staying here was truly one of the most unique and special experiences of our big island trip — the highlight, without question. Jo’el and Kama were incredibly generous and welcoming hosts who made us feel like part of their world. They brought such warmth and fun to the entire stay. This isn’t your typical stay — it’s an authentic, local experience that comes with its own quirks and adventures. But that’s exactly what makes it magical. We got to pick fresh fruit from the orchard, cook meals in the outdoor kitchen, and experience life the way locals do. The secluded black sand beach nearby was absolutely stunning, and we even got to play Yoshi ball with Yoshi the dog and hang out with Ulu the cat — both total stars of the place. If you’re looking for something real, grounding, and unforgettable, this is it. We absolutely loved every minute and would recommend it 100%.

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Jack

September 2025

2 nights at 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

Beautiful little spot. Great kitchen. Great shower.

Veronika

July 2025

2 nights at 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

We loved staying at Wendy’s. We were welcomed by Camille and it felt actually like staying with a friend. The whole property is beautifully designed and the treehouse is a special place to stay in with all the sounds of nature and ocean breeze. It is close to the awe inspiring green sand beach, a black sand beach with green turtles, a great bakery, and around 1 hours from the volcano park. Just be aware that it is an open space and my 6 feet husband had a tight fit under the mosquito net. We had no issues arriving at the property following the host’s instructions (with a Jeep).

josh

July 2025

1 night at Waipio KOA

I had an incredible stay with Jo'el at his camp in Waipio Valley. Jo'el has lived there for many years and is a true steward of the land. He's knowledgeable about the history of the Valley, the nourishment it provides and it's sacred history that he's proud to share with guest. For campers be prepared- the camp is a little over a mile from where you will be able to park and you must carry everything you need for your stay in on your back. Jo'el was the most thoughtful host- sharing food from the land, guiding me through the valley to waterfalls and his camp is built onto the side of the valley walls providing spectacular views and sunrises. My only regret is that I wasn't able to stay longer! Thank you Jo'el, hope to be back soon!

Kris

June 2025

2 nights at 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

I loved everything about this stay. Would recommend to anyone who is not a “resort type”.

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Karen

February 2025

2 nights at 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

What stood out to me was that Wendy’s place is one of a kind. It is legit. It is old Hawaii. I fell immediately at home in the common areas. The treehouse was pure magic. The road was rocky to get in but well worth it! Truly, a hidden treasure. Not many places in the world left like this one! We will be back.

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Lindsey

February 2025

Weekend Trip to 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

During our visit to Rainbow’s End, we rented both the cabin and the treehouse, and once again, the experience was nothing short of amazing. My personal favorite is the open-air treehouse—it offers the perfect blend of sleeping in nature while still enjoying the comfort of a cozy bed. The property is clearly designed with care, with thoughtful details and charming decor that make it feel truly special. This was my third stay in the treehouse, and it somehow gets better every time! Wendy is an incredible host—warm, welcoming, and always ensuring we have everything we need for a perfect stay. We loved spending time in the open-air living room, playing cards, and fully embracing the off-grid lifestyle for the weekend. Despite the open layout, I always feel completely safe here, which makes the experience even more relaxing. If you’re looking for a unique, handmade retreat that lets you disconnect from the daily grind, this is the place to be. Wendy is a true pro—kind, communicative, and always available if needed. This remains my favorite spot in the area, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking an unforgettable off-grid escape!

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Graycen

February 2025

2 nights at 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

This was a wonderful launching point to visit Green Sand Beach (which we had to ourselves for half hr one morning) and Southpoint. Close to Volcanos, we got to see Kilauea erupt the morning after we departed. Truly a magical trip for us. Rowan was a great host and answered all our questions. It had everything we needed, plus a perfect tiny pig. Thanks Rowan!

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Valerie

January 2025

Weekend Trip to 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

The tree house was fantastic and the property is beautiful. Do yourself and your vehicle a favor and follow the directions provided by the host through Hipcamp. Google maps seems to have adventure in mind with its directions!

And who could resist getting some relaxing hammock time in!?

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Codi

January 2025

5 nights at The Bali Hale

This place is purely magical and far exceeded any expectations we could’ve had. It’s peaceful, private and has everything you could need. The coqui were dreamy to fall asleep to. We were sad to leave and genuinely can’t wait to come back. Many thanks for the beautiful experience!

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Suley

January 2025

Weekend Trip to 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

A very lovely, beautiful, quiet glamping experience. It was nice to sleep in an actual bed with power outlets, and look out into the rainforest. It’s close to punalu’u beach, one of the best snorkeling spots/black sand beaches in Hawaii, filled with seat turtles and fish, and a short ride from the incredibly unique greensand beaches trailhead. It was nice to have a stove, cooking equipment, and a fridge to use!

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Brinda

December 2024

2 nights at 🌈 Rainbow’s End Farm & Homestead!

Such a beautiful treehouse that we stayed in. Waking up there was amazing and magical. Rowan the host was so helpful and kind. Make sure you double check that your gps has the correct location since Apple Maps was tricky!