Treetopia Treehouse Takes Vacationing to New Heights

Perfect for nature lovers and chock-full of surprises, Treetopia Treehouse in Broken Bow, Oklahoma, is an epic, three-story treehouse retreat dreamed up by owners Sara and David Clampitt, accessible only by a 100-foot-long suspension bridge and designed for luxury, whimsy and adventure among the surrounding woods.

This custom-built, one-of-a-kind cabin features three bedrooms, including two stunning primary suites (one with a bed that rolls outside with the touch of a button), as well as private balconies, a hot tub, a fire pit, a built-in grill, a sauna, an outdoor theater, a three-level slide and so much more.

Just off the suspension bridge, the main deck includes a built-in grill designed for enjoying meals outdoors while taking in the surrounding views, along with an outdoor theater setup and a bird’s nest hot tub.

Guests can cross another, albeit shorter, suspension bridge to reach the previously mentioned bird’s nest hot tub, perched high off the ground beneath a pagoda, offering a relaxing way to end a day of adventuring, rain or shine.

Tucked along the back side of the deck, the treehouse sauna offers a relaxing, spa-like experience, complete with an auto-filling cold-water bucket guests can use for an invigorating rinse after they finish.

The treehouse’s main living space features a rustic wood interior that brings the outdoors in, complete with a swinging bench and counter stools hanging from the second story, a cozy fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen.

The first-floor suite is the ultimate destination for relaxation, featuring a queen bed that slides through a garage-style door onto its own private balcony with the push of a button.

Inside, guests will also find a cozy mini fireplace, a massage chair, a spa-like master bath and access to a secluded outdoor bathtub.

The spa-like bathroom off the first-floor suite features a walk-in stone shower, natural wood finishes and plenty of rustic charm.

The secluded outdoor bathtub and shower off the first-floor suite provide a peaceful escape, set 30 feet off the ground and surrounded by forest views.

Featuring a 12-foot cathedral rain shower, the second-floor en suite bathroom is full of charm and offers a unique nature-inspired experience.

Located at the top of a narrow yet whimsical spiral staircase built into a tree, the third-story tower features a loft net (250-pound weight limit) suspended above a glass floor, offering epic 60-foot views down below.

A ground-level view of Treetopia Treehouse perched high among the trees in the woods of Broken Bow, Oklahoma.

The lower deck includes a cozy nest chair for relaxing, cornhole and tetherball for a little friendly competition and a three-story stainless-steel slide that drops down from the main level.

No cabin retreat is complete without a place for an outdoor fire and Treetopia does not disappoint, featuring a steel drum fire pit surrounded by Adirondack seating and a pair of hanging canopy chairs.