Luxury Treehouse Glamping in Hocking Hills

Immerse yourself in nature without sacrificing comfort at Hocking Hills Treehouse Cabins, where luxury meets the great outdoors.

Last updated: Apr 2024
  • From $400 per night, varies by treehouse and date

Description

Elevate your glamping experience with Hocking Hills Treehouse Cabins, offering four unique, luxury stays amidst Ohio's serene woodlands. Immerse yourself in nature without sacrificing comfort at Hocking Hills Treehouse Cabins, where luxury meets the great outdoors. Nestled in the enchanting woodlands of Hocking Hills, Ohio, our treehouse cabins redefine glamping by combining the rustic charm of nature with modern luxury. Choose from four distinct treehouses—Hemlock, White Oak, Beech, and Maple—each offering a unique experience tailored to your needs, whether it's a romantic getaway or a family adventure. Revel in breathtaking views, unwind in wood-fired hot tubs, and enjoy the comfort of full amenities, all while being elevated among the treetops.

Perfect for

For two
For families with kids
Getaways

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Itinerary

  1. Check-in at your selected treehouse cabin
  2. Explore the surrounding nature and hiking trails
  3. Enjoy a cookout with the provided grill and picnic area
  4. Relax in your private wood-fired hot tub under the stars
  5. Cozy up inside with modern amenities and entertainment

Location

22784 Purcell Rd, South Bloomingville, OH 43152

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Packing List

  • Comfortable outdoor attire for exploring
  • Food and snacks for your stay
  • Personal toiletries and sunscreen
  • Camera for capturing the scenic views
  • Hiking boots or sturdy shoes for trails

 4.7  ● Google reviews

  • Andy Rice

    a month ago

    The Hocking Hills Treehouses are one of the most unique and special places I have ever stayed. While I was initially hesitant about pricing, the entire place delivered on every point and made me feel like I completely got my money's worth out of this stay. The Hemlock treehouse was perfectly clean, everything was organized and comfortable with a cozy design. Up-to-date amenities were available, and the bedroom and bathroom were spotless. Even without the beautiful setting this place would have been one of the nicest places I have stayed. The location of the Hemlock treehouse further elevated the experience. I really enjoyed the patio/garden lights, gazebo and firepit area and especially being surrounded by hemlock and poplar trees. In a world where so many hotels and short-term rentals disappoint due to dated or unclean surroundings and cumbersome check-out procedures, often involving doing the owner's laundry and performing basic tasks that make it feel like you're at home rather than on vacation, the Hocking Hills Treehouses were a refreshing and appreciated change. We loved this place and would love to come back someday!
  • Michelle Ellis

    a month ago

    We just got back from a quick trip to Hocking Hills and this treehouse was perfect. The setting was gorgeous, the treehouse was stocked with everything you might need, the host communicated immediately when we reached out. We’ve stayed in several cabins and this stay was by far the best. The Hemlock treehouse felt like you had your own little world to yourself. It was fabulous!
  • tamara garnett

    2 months ago

    Gorgeous trees houses in a quiet wooded area near some awesome caves. From the reservation to the check in process, the welcome texts and the app... everything was awesome. We needed this weekend to set away from the city and you all certainly delivered. And the copper soaking tub ....chef's kiss. We can't wait to come back next year.
  • Steven Lindenberg

    3 months ago

    Highly recommend. It is a bit pricey but well worth it for a unique and secluded experience. It rained the majority of our four day stay but we were still able to hit most of the trails and see the sights between the rain. We were also able to schedule a spa trip and enjoy entertainment at a few local places during the rain.
  • Shawn Moore

    3 months ago

    My wife and I stayed here. We stayed in 2 cabins. We had many issues. They are extremely small and the pictures don't show all the very close cabins and you can see all your neighbors. We had several issues like the hot tub breaker tripping. One hot tub was wooden and slimy. It had a fire stove you were supposed to heat to get the hot tub water hot but it wouldn't work. They made us fill it up with a water hose with hot water ourselves. We couldn't get the fireplace inside to work either and the mini-splits weren't working right. Also didn't put enough gravel down and mud everywhere. Way, way overpriced for what you get. The manager assured us the owner would call us to make it right but they never called. We were also told if we didn't strip all the bed sheets, take up all the trash, do the dishes and many other things, we would be charged more. The host was very rude and anytime we had issues which was a lot, they would say it was in our guide. I see other recent reviews that had issues with the gross wooden hot tub too and we were also told it was in the process of being switched to an electric one. I guess they like lying to their customers.

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