The best treehouse rentals near Cabot, Vermont

In Cabot, you’ll find four treehouse campsites that put you right up in the leafy canopy. Expect average nightly prices around $227, but you can snag a spot for as low as $70. Treehouse stays here aren’t just about the view—most offer a hot shower, a real toilet, and welcome your pets. Hiking trails wind through the woods, fishing spots dot the streams, and some sites even offer horseback-riding right from camp. Local favorites include Streeter Mountain Farm (188 reviews), Baker Rocks (46 reviews), and Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse (3 reviews). If you want to wake up in the treetops, Cabot’s treehouse campsites deliver the goods—no flimsy platforms or gimmicks, just solid structures and the kind of quiet you only get above the forest floor.

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Top-rated campgrounds

In Cabot, you’ll find four treehouse campsites that put you right up in the leafy canopy. Expect average nightly prices around $227, but you can snag a spot for as low as $70. Treehouse stays here aren’t just about the view—most offer a hot shower, a real toilet, and welcome your pets. Hiking trails wind through the woods, fishing spots dot the streams, and some sites even offer horseback-riding right from camp. Local favorites include Streeter Mountain Farm (188 reviews), Baker Rocks (46 reviews), and Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse (3 reviews). If you want to wake up in the treetops, Cabot’s treehouse campsites deliver the goods—no flimsy platforms or gimmicks, just solid structures and the kind of quiet you only get above the forest floor.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Streeter Mountain Farm

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46mi from Cabot · 46 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · NH

Streeter Mountain Farm is a recreation destination and permaculture farm nestled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. We offer a variety of lodging options ranging in cost from tent camping and shared bunk rooms to private indoor lofts, tiny homes, and school buses. Streeter Mountain is a retreat destination for mountain biking, skiing, and hiking. Our onsite trails feature hand and machine-built features for riders of all skill levels. Under an hour of driving will get you to Mt. Moosilauke on the Appalachian Trail, renowned climbing at the Rumney Crags, and dozens of pristine NH lakes. Back on the farm, our swimming holes, hammocks, and communal fire pit offer peace and community connection after a full day of outdoor adventures. Guests are encouraged to recreate and restore amidst the natural beauty of our rural property, and explore our orchards and vegetable gardens. Quiet hours after 10pm please! 603-786-2366 No sewer hookups. Secluded spots for vehicles require high clearance and dry conditions.

2. Vermont Retreet

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43mi from Cabot · 2 sites · Lodging · Hancock, VT

Nestled in the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest our glamping style treehouses stand as a haven from the everyday, crafted by our hands to offer a reTREEt into wilderness in the heart of central Vermont.

3. Baker Rocks

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49mi from Cabot · 10 sites · Tents, Lodging · Rumney, NH

Nestled between New Hampshire’s White Mountain and Lakes region, we offer boutique nature experiences set along 3000 ft of river frontage. Stay. Farm. Events. Sites are spaced for privacy, but enjoy some shared amenities. Climb, hike, kayak, float, workout, chill, appreciate. We’re here to make your trip great! While we welcome RVs, we do not have hookups - please contact us to arrange the right site or setup.

4. Stone City

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4.7mi from Cabot · 2 sites · Lodging · Hardwick, VT

You will feel the stresses of life wash away as you sway in the trees and listen to the sounds of the beautiful stream just feet from the treehouse deck. You'll never want to leave! Enjoy a bit of solitude or some special alone time with a loved one. It's hard to beat Stone City Treehouse to make your time away special! After your day of hiking, skiing, or touring local breweries and distilleries, come home to this beautiful, private tiny house in the trees! Or, just spend the day lazily relaxing by the fire and reading, while the sound of the stream soothes you. Walk through the woods, up the stairs, and enter into another dimension - one that you won't want to leave! Much thought was put into the design and local, natural, and recycled materials were a priority in its construction. We prioritize our earth and take environmental considerations into every decision: we generate solar electricity; we compost and recycle; we use environmentally friendly cleaning products; we avoid disposable items as much as possible; and we used many local and recycled materials in the construction of the treehouse.

5. Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse

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24mi from Cabot · 1 site · Lodging · Waterbury, VT

Willie Docto and Greg Trulson are committed to providing a comfortable, fun, and make-yourself-at-home atmosphere at the Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse. The two met in 1992 at a log home B&B in West Virginia and have stayed at many B&Bs and log lodges ever since. In 1996, these former Washingtonians moved to Vermont to pursue their dream of owning a B&B. They bought a single-family home on 86 acres, and after a couple of years of research, planning, fishing, hunting and renovating, they opened the Moose Meadow Lodge in October of 1998 and added the Treehouse in 2012. Learn more about this land: Imagine waking up to the splashing of rainbow trout and the music of the hermit thrush as you gaze out on the pristine pond at Moose Meadow. The Treehouse at Moose Meadow is where nature and luxury come together in tranquil harmony, and where your imagination can soar. This is an experience that will change you forever. Supported by two mature pine trees, the Treehouse at Moose Meadow is redefining glamorous camping or "glamping." Designed for those who enjoy camping as well as creature comforts, this handcrafted two-story nest is made with cedar, pine, maple and hemlock. Its 31 windows maximize your experience of the natural surroundings. COVID-19: Masks are optional in public spaces in the presence of people outside your household. If you're feeling any COVID-19 symptoms, stay home. You will not be allowed to enter. We appreciate your help in mitigating the pandemic and look forward to welcoming you.

Stories from the community

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Donald

October 2025

3 nights at Streeter Mountain Farm

A friendly environment that's perfect for unplugging. The lighthouse is a small room with a bed. There are no amenities but the views and the solitude are amazing. There a super firmly cat, named Lynx. Bring treats and love for him.

interior view of the Lighthouse from the back corner

Brigid

September 2025

1 night at Streeter Mountain Farm

The treehouse is a cozy spot on a beautiful piece of land.

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Jacinda

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Streeter Mountain Farm

Relaxed vibe and beautiful areas to walk and connect. 🌳🌲

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Spencer

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Baker Rocks

Fun experience and nice place to stay. Enjoyed my time at the TreeHouse.

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Alexander

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Streeter Mountain Farm

Excellent place, cool farm, very nice host. Treehouse was so neat

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kendrick

September 2025

With kids

1 night at Streeter Mountain Farm

We would come back in a heart beat. Beautiful hidden gem with so much to explore and learn. The host was kind and helpful!

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Greta

August 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Streeter Mountain Farm

We stayed the Lighthouse. Our daughter loves sleeping in a treehouse! Thanks for a lovely stay!

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Elizabeth

August 2025

1 night at Vermont Retreet

This guy s an excellent place to just get away and relax. Derek was fantastic and super hospitable. I highly recommend.

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Michael

August 2025

1 night at Vermont Retreet

Derek was an amazing host. Super chill and helpful and he went above and beyond. The treehouse is beautiful and cozy and offers modern amenities and conveniences while still feeling like you’re glamping. I would 100% recommend this property to anyone looking for a getaway in nature

Tara

August 2025

2 nights at Streeter Mountain Farm

I loved staying in the treehouse! Very cute and spacious. The staff was really nice and accommodating. We enjoyed the communal area, used their grill (chimney starter provided, yay!) There was also a really friendly tabby kitty that kept hanging around us which made me super happy. Just some things to note for other people to be prepared, since the treehouse is not insulated it can get noisy. It was windy our first night, with things falling on the metal roof and metal staircase is creaky so bring earplugs. It's a little drafty. We didn't have any issue with mosquitoes though. The roof overhangs a lot in front of the doorway, so tall people beware! They do provide carts to bring your stuff but it is all downhill to the treehouse (to varying degrees) and sometimes rocky so it's still not the easiest task, not to mention going back up so be mindful of how much you're packing! If I were to do it over I'd pack less and carry the weight in my backpack. Still, I would not hesitate to go back! Hopefully for longer next time. I imagine it would be pretty in the fall with the leaves changing all around 😊

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Taylor

August 2025

With pets

3 nights at Vermont Retreet

My wife and I stayed in the Beaverpond and Sugarmaple treehouses. Both are fantastic. The location is right in the middle of a lot of fun VT attractions (swimming holes, hiking, MTB/cycling.) Time on the property is time well spent, too. Our dog loved running around in the woods. Derek is a super cool dude and made sure that we were well set up for our time there. Highly recommend.

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Michael

July 2025

2 nights at Streeter Mountain Farm

We loved our time relaxing at the Streeter Mountain Farm. Really good communication from Catherine, answering our pre-trip questions which were related to whether the shop would be open and what would be available (eggs and fresh garlic). We were also pre-warned that the treehouse is not fully sealed to mosquitos which we very much appreciated, we brought our own mosquito net for the bed and that was great. You have to walk about 400 ft from the parking lot through the property past the ponds to a small path that peels off into the words where the treehouse is located. It's extremely private and you can borrow a cart to help bring things down from your car. Showers and compost toilet in the main house were great and a convenient luxury. We fired up the coffee in the Summer kitchen with a small jet boil and we tried the nearby North Station Diner for brunch which was authentic and good value. In the evening we hung out at the communal firepit and met several other groups and took in some of the local fireworks, lots of fun and friendly people (4th July weekend). There is climbing and extensive bike trails locally, but we did not take advantage of them this time. All the people were super friendly and relaxed and we thoroughly enjoyed our time unwinding and the whole experience is highly recommended for relaxation.

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Jennifer

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Baker Rocks

Cute place! The host was very accommodating! Would definitely recommend…

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June 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Baker Rocks

We had a wonderful secluded weekend. Everything was clean and pristene. We would absolutely stay again. Check in was easy. The treehouse was cozy..huge...and a luxurious stay. We definitly made some fabulous memories. Oh and the river was absolutly refreshing. Thank you so much to the hosts.

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Ruth

June 2025

2 nights at Stone City

What a wonderful place to unwind from the world. No cell service, just WiFi at the main house. The sound of the babbling brook and the soft breeze is extremely relaxing. The treehouse is clean and comfortable. Even has a guitar and plenty of games and books to keep you busy. Or just sit with a cup of coffee or tea and watch the one squirrel peeking up from the rock. Heather’s place is well maintained and she is working hard to keep it clean and safe and all eco friendly. Highly recommended a good long visit.

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cassidy

February 2025

1 night at Streeter Mountain Farm

We had a good time while staying here, they were very helpful and accommodating. we stayed in the lighthouse which has no heat or electric while it was snowing, we did have our own personal propane heater and made it through the night just fine. it was definitely cold being that its the middle of winter, but they did offer us to stay in the main house with heat we just decided to rough it in the lighthouse and it was absolutely beautiful! the views were great especially in the snow (just very cold)! the walk to the lighthouse was a little rough due to all of the snow but overall it was great, i would definitely stay here again in the summer!