An Epic Treehouse Adventure Awaits At This Incredible Five Star Airbnb In Oklahoma
Sometimes where you choose to stay on a vacation is simply a place to sleep each night. But your lodging of choice could itself be a destination, or even constitute the entire point of visiting. You also don't have to do much searching to find a unique form of lodging. As Airbnb has grown to include much more than spare bedrooms, it's also grown to include hundreds of lodging options that make for one-of-a-kind experiences.
The small town of Broken Bow, Oklahoma is home to one of the world's most beloved Airbnbs: Treetopia Treehouse. You'll want to rent this treehouse for your next weekend getaway because based on guest ratings, Treetopia ranks in the top 5% of Airbnb listings.
In his vlog, "I Stayed in Every State's Top Ranked Airbnb," travel YouTuber Ryan Trahan did just that across the U.S., and chose Treetopia as his favorite. With a triple decker bunkbed, and two master bedrooms, this massive treehouse cabin comfortably sleeps six guests. However, with all the things to do here, sleeping might be the last thing on your mind.
Treetopia is surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Broken Bow
Treetopia Treehouse is three stories off the ground, and you can only enter it from a connecting bridge, which already gives you a taste of coming adventures. Aside from the usual home amenities like a full kitchen and two bathrooms, Treetopia has two balconies, a Mrs. Pac-Man arcade game, a spiral slide, a sauna, an outdoor hot tub, and a circular hammock suspended 60 feet over the ground.
With a grill and fire pit, you can enjoy the outdoors even while cooking. Also outside is a screen and projector so that you can watch movies among the treetops. And if you didn't pack any movies, Treetopia's dining room features a stack of DVDs to choose from.
Broken Bow is an ideal location for a treehouse like this. Thanks to its plethora of luxurious cabins, this town offers the coziest vacation options, especially during fall. Visiting Broken Bow allows you to witness Oklahoma's best fall foliage, even if you don't get a chance to book Treetopia. Airbnb and local websites like Loblolly Luxury Cabins can help you find the perfect place.