Cedar Creek Treehouse

at Mt. Rainier

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Imagine waking up to the music of a mountain stream flowing by your cabin -- except that your cabin is 50 feet up in a giant cedar tree with a view seen only by the birds.

You're living in the tree canopies of a lush evergreen forest. You can see for miles. A great blue heron glides silently over the rushing creek far below. The sun splashes through a skylight and illuminates a mammoth tree trunk growing straight up through the floor of your two story treehouse and disappearing through the ceiling.

You're not imagining things.

Welcome to Cedar Creek Treehouse!

Cedar Creek Treehouse is an Earth-friendly, privately owned and operated mountain retreat, located one mile as the crow flies, 10 miles by car, from the Nisqually River Entrance to Mount Rainier National Park, and bordering the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

We offer unique treehouse vacation rental lodging with this "bed and breakfast" cottage 50 feet up in a 200-year old Western Red Cedar tree. And with the new addition of our Treehouse Observatory (and its "Stairway to Heaven" access) -- giving you spectacular mountain views 100 feet high in a nearby fir tree -- we are redefining the concept of a treehouse resort.

Treehouse Tours

Tours of the treehouses are now available by reservation.

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→Our Latest Addition← ! 

The Floating Treehouse

Treehouse Rear View

Cedar Creek Treehouse recently has been included in these prestigious listings:

-- World's 10 Most Unusual Hotels
Peter Greenberg, CBS News Travel Journalist

--World's Top 6 Treehouses
Financial Times (London, 2011)

--Unique treehouse (KOMO VIDEO)

Rated One Of The Five Best Treehouse Hotels
by The Guardian (London)

--" One of the World's Best Five Treehouses"

The Rainbow Bridge and Observatory

Easter Sunday 2004

-- The "Rainbow Bridge" is successfully hoisted into place, connecting the "Stairway to Heaven" to the Treehouse Observatory (in background), 100 feet above the forest floor. (See it here.)