Treehouses near Sandy

Find fishing, boating, and mountain biking opportunities just a short drive from Portland.

94% (461 reviews)

United States
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Oregon
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Sandy

94% (461 reviews)

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skalstrom

May 2025

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Weekend Trip to GeerCrest Farm

We loved the space, it was beautiful, Jim was a great host and the sheep were especially friendly.

Weekend Trip to Yeti's Tree House

We had a nice time staying in the cozy treehouse! The zipline was great as well as the soaking tub. Having tea and coffee available was a really nice touch.

Weekend Trip to Yeti's Tree House

Perfect winter treehouse! We were so impressed with this place - super charming and well thought out and nice and warm. The hammock in the loft was cozy and we slept great in the queen bed. The zip line was fun too. It was very clean and tidy as well and quiet for being in the middle of a neighborhood (it’s quite tucked back - you feel like you’re far from everything). When they say the trail in is slippery when wet, believe them and take it slow. I’d recommend a headlamp if you arrive after dark like we did - There’s plenty of motion lights on the trail but that made me feel a little more sure footed going in carrying stuff. Highly recommend this stay!

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Resort at Skamania Coves

33 sites · Lodging, RVsStevenson, WA

Skamania Coves stands out as a unique retreat where family-owned charm meets the beauty of nature, offering a serene escape to unwind and connect with the stunning surroundings of the Columbia River Gorge. Spanning 30 acres of picturesque riverside property, our campground features multiple vacation homes and RV spaces, ensuring a perfect fit for every visitor. Conveniently located just one mile east of the quaint town of Stevenson, guests can easily access grocery stores, gift shops, dining options, and boat launch facilities. A short drive will take you to Cascade Locks, Hood River, Carson, and White Salmon, where you can explore an array of shopping venues, delightful restaurants, local wineries, and breweries. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby hiking trails, breathtaking waterfalls, and thrilling activities such as whitewater rafting, windsurfing, and sailing. Currently, Skamania Coves offers six RV spaces available for nightly reservations. Each space is equipped with full hookups, including 30 and 50 amp service, water, and sewer. Just a short walk from the RV Park, guests can access the Columbia River and three scenic coves, perfect for relaxation and exploration. We are pet-friendly and welcome well-behaved pets, but we kindly ask that they remain on a leash at all

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Treehouses near Sandy guide

Overview

Halfway between Portland, Oregon and Mt. Hood, the small city of Sandy makes a fantastic base for travelers who want to explore nearby natural features—including the Columbia River Gorge and the slopes of Mt. Hood—without staying in Portland. The area is particularly popular among anglers who come to fish in the Sandy River and with mountain bikers, who flood into Sandy during the summer dry season to ride the Sandy Ridge Trail System. There are also many camping options in the area, both at nearby Oxbow Regional Park and at area Hipcamps.

Where to go

Mt. Hood

About a 45-minute drive east of Sandy, this perpetually snow-capped mountain (which lends its name to the Mt. Hood National Forest) offers great recreation opportunities year-round. In the cooler months, campers can ski, snowboard, and snowshoe, while hot summer days make Hood an excellent destination for hiking, mountain biking, and swimming in alpine lakes.

The Columbia River Gorge

Some of the prettiest scenery in the region can be found a short drive north of Sandy in the Columbia River Gorge. This stretch of the Columbia River, which separates Oregon from Washington state to the north, is full of gushing waterfalls, tree-lined trails, and towering viewpoints that offer epic views out over the region. Just note that it's insanely popular, and permits are required to visit certain sections of the area during the summer.

Silver Falls State Park

Just over an hour’s drive south of Sandy, Silver Falls State Park is considered one of the prettiest state parks in Oregon, owing mainly to its numerous waterfalls, 10 of which you can see for yourself by hiking the 7.2-mile-long Trail of Ten Falls (you can even walk behind a few of them). There’s also a campground with RV and tent camping plus a seasonal horse camp for equestrians.

When to go

Sandy is definitely a summer destination, though you will have to contend with crowds if you come between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Fortunately, the warm season in this part of the state continues well into September. If you’re a skier or snowboarder and want to spend time up on Mount Hood, the conditions are generally at their finest between January and March, though it’s often snowy enough for winter sports well into May.