Treehouses of Serenity

Treehouses of Serenity sits just outside Asheville, North Carolina, a cluster of twenty individually designed dwellings scattered across a mountain ridge. No two are alike: a retro-futuristic starship cabin, a canopy treehouse built around a six-foot window, a canvas glamping tent with a twelve-foot spiral slide, a steep-gabled cottage, and a blue A-frame with room for four are all part of the mix. Six additional themed shops sit together in a small village cluster, each with its own backstory, and groups who book several of these share a community fire pit.

Every structure looks out on the same Blue Ridge sky, and stargazing is part of the draw here along with mountain views, in-cabin fireplaces, and a sense of being tucked away from the road. Some dwellings lean toward romance, like the moonlit retreat or the ridge-edge unit with a hanging bed, while others, like the pink A-frame built for a girls' weekend or the multi-room village shops, suit bigger groups and families.

Because the property draws couples, families, and groups alike, dwellings vary in size and style enough that it's worth browsing the full list before picking one. The most popular units go first, especially on summer and fall weekends, so early booking matters if there's a particular dwelling in mind. Reservations and full details on each structure are handled through the Earth & Sky Dwellings website, or by phone for questions ahead of booking.