Treehouse on Harrison Lake

The Tree House sits directly on the shore of Harrison Lake, with views toward Mt. Cheam, the surrounding coastal forest and the Harrison Village skyline. There's no road in: guests meet their host at the Harrison Public Dock and are brought over by a short, ten-minute boat ride, which sets the tone for a stay built around separation from the everyday.

Inside, the cabin is small and adult-only, suited to two people. It runs on a mix of modern comfort and rustic detail — a fridge, stove, wood fireplace, full bathroom, outdoor hot soaker tub and outdoor shower, plus a spacious deck looking out over the water. The waterfront setting and the hot tub are the main draw here, paired with genuine seclusion rather than resort-style amenities.

Days can be spent fishing from the dock, canoeing, kayaking or paddleboarding, all built into the stay. Boat tours and other fishing trips can be arranged separately for a longer look at Harrison Lake. A minimum stay of two nights applies, along with a deposit, and street parking is available in Harrison Village for the drive up before the boat transfer. Those with weddings or engagements in mind can also inquire, as the property has hosted small ceremonies on-site.

Booking runs through the property directly — check the specific stay policy before confirming, and reach out ahead of time with questions about timing, the boat pickup, or what to bring for the night on the lake.