A 420-square-foot treehouse built into old-growth cedars near East Sooke Regional Park, with a loft bed, outdoor soaking tub and fire.
At a glance
- Sleeps
- 2
- Pets
- Yes
- Hot tub
- Yes
- Book on
- Lodgify
- Good for
- Couples
East Sooke Treehouse sits at 6601 East Sooke Road in Sooke, close to the trails and beaches of East Sooke Regional Park. The structure is a 420-square-foot treehouse held entirely by old-growth cedars, built for two adults rather than a family crowd.
Inside is a kitchenette, a loft bedroom, and a separate-entrance bathroom with river-pebble flooring and a view into the surrounding rainforest. Outside, a covered driftwood swing and a wood-fired outdoor tub sit among the conifers, meant for soaking after a day on the park's trails. A fireplace handles the cooler evenings. The owners describe the build as one that aims to preserve the surrounding forest rather than clear it, and they run the property as a small, family-operated business that has hosted guests since 2021.
Days here tend to follow a simple pattern: coffee in the trees, hiking or beach time in East Sooke Regional Park, then a fire or a soak in the outdoor tub as the light fades. Pets are welcome, so dogs can join the trail walks. The space sleeps two, making it suited to couples looking for a quiet few nights rather than a group trip.
Booking runs through Lodgify via the property's website, or guests can call (250) 686-5652 directly. The listed contact hours run 9am to 5pm daily. Confirm current rates, minimum-stay requirements, and seasonal availability directly with the host before planning a trip.
Good to know
- How do I book East Sooke Treehouse?
- Bookings go through Lodgify on the official website, or you can call (250) 686-5652 directly.
- How many people does it sleep?
- The treehouse sleeps two, making it set up for couples rather than groups or families.
- Are pets allowed?
- Yes, pets are welcome at this property, which suits guests who want to hike nearby trails with a dog.
- Is there a hot tub?
- Yes, there's an outdoor soaking tub set among the conifers for year-round use.
- What are the nightly rates and minimum stay?
- Pricing and minimum-stay details aren't listed here; confirm both directly with the host through the booking site or by phone.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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