AlderMoss • Private River, Treehouse & Trails

AlderMoss sits above the Bogachiel River on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, a treehouse built for travelers who want water nearby and quiet on all sides. The property is listed as waterfront and secluded, with its own trail access leading down toward the river, so guests can step outside and be in the woods within minutes rather than driving to a trailhead.

The structure itself is a treehouse, which means stairs, a platform setting, and views that put you above the forest floor rather than in it. It's built with couples and families in mind, suggesting enough room to settle in without feeling cramped, though exact sleeping capacity isn't listed on this page.

The address places it near Forks, Washington, in the 98331 zip code, putting it within reach of Olympic National Park's western entrances and the peninsula's rainforest trails and beaches. Expect a rural, forested setting rather than a town center, with the river itself as the main feature just outside the door.

Booking runs through the property's Hospitable-powered listing page, linked from this site, where current availability and rates are shown directly. There's no listed phone number, so the booking page is the most direct way to check dates, confirm details, and reach the host with questions before arrival.