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Treehouse on the Water -Eagles Nest-20 ft high

Olympic Peninsula, Washington

A 20-foot-high waterfront treehouse in the San Juan Islands area of Washington, built for couples who want quiet and dark skies.

At a glance

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Good for
Couples

Eagles Nest sits twenty feet up, perched over the water along Washington's Olympic Peninsula coastline near the San Juan Islands. The elevation puts guests above the shoreline, with views that stretch out over the water and up into open sky once the sun goes down.

This is a treehouse built for two. The waterfront setting and the secluded position mean there's little outside noise competing with the sound of water below and wind moving through the trees. Nights here lean toward stargazing, since the site's isolation keeps light pollution low and the sky largely unobstructed.

The stay suits couples looking for a short, quiet reset rather than a busy basecamp for day trips, though the Olympic Peninsula and San Juan Islands region offers plenty to explore if guests want to venture out during the day. Address details place the treehouse in the Washington 98362 area, with the broader location marketed as San Juan Islands, Washington.

Booking runs through Booking.com, where the listing is managed under the name Treehouse on the Water -Eagles Nest-20 ft high. No phone contact or direct hours are listed, so all scheduling, pricing, and availability questions should be confirmed through the Booking.com page itself before planning a trip.

Good to know

How do I book this treehouse?
Reservations are handled through the Booking.com listing page for Treehouse on the Water -Eagles Nest-20 ft high; use that page to check availability and complete booking.
Where exactly is the treehouse located?
The address falls in the Washington 98362 area, marketed under the San Juan Islands, Washington region on the Olympic Peninsula.
Who is this getaway best suited for?
It's set up for couples, given the secluded, two-person scale of the space.
Is the treehouse good for stargazing?
Yes, stargazing is listed as a feature, supported by the secluded waterfront setting away from heavy light pollution.
Is there a phone number or set check-in time?
No phone number or hours are listed; confirm check-in times, minimum stay, and pricing directly on the Booking.com page.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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