A treehouse stay at Skamania Lodge in Stevenson, Washington, set among evergreens above the Columbia River Gorge.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Price
- Upscale
Skamania Lodge sits in the Columbia River Gorge outside Stevenson, Washington, with a treehouse option perched among tall evergreens as one of its four distinct lodging styles. It's built for an immersive connection with the surrounding forest rather than a standard hotel room, with trail access and mountain views close at hand and a fireplace for cooler evenings.
The setting favors groups, couples, and families who want a mix of seclusion and resort amenities nearby. Beyond the treehouse itself, the property's "Backyard" area has a short golf course, putting green, disc golf, and activities like ziplining, axe throwing, an aerial course, and e-bikes through Skamania Adventures. A seasonal grill on-site serves burgers, sandwiches, cocktails, and beer, so there's no need to leave the grounds for a casual meal.
This is an upscale stay (price tier 3 of 4), reflecting the lodge's broader resort setup rather than a bare-bones cabin. Booking runs through the official Skamania site, where seasonal promotions occasionally apply, including discounted rates and resort credits tied to specific booking windows. Given the resort's size and range of stay types, checking current treehouse availability directly is the most reliable way to lock in dates.
For travelers mapping a Mount Hood or Columbia River Gorge trip, Skamania's treehouse offers a quieter, tree-level alternative to the main lodge rooms while keeping golf, dining, and outdoor adventure activities within easy reach.
Good to know
- Where is the Skamania Lodge treehouse located?
- It's part of Skamania Lodge at 1131 SW Skamania Lodge Way in Stevenson, Washington, in the Columbia River Gorge.
- How do I book the treehouse?
- Book through the official Skamania Lodge website, where treehouses are listed alongside lodge rooms, glamping, and cabins; call (509) 314-4177 to confirm availability.
- What's the price range for staying there?
- It falls in the upscale tier (price tier 3 of 4); exact nightly rates aren't listed here, so check the Skamania website or call for current pricing, which may vary with seasonal promotions.
- What amenities come with the treehouse stay?
- Guests get trail access, mountain views, a fireplace, and a secluded setting among evergreens, plus access to the resort's golf courses and adventure activities.
- Is the treehouse good for families or groups?
- Yes, it's suited to groups, couples, and families, and sits near the resort's Backyard area with activities like ziplining, disc golf, and e-bikes.
Details checked November 4, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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