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Treetop Tides Treehouse-Fire Hot tub-Sauna-Cold Plunge

Olympic Peninsula, Washington

A treehouse with a hot tub, sauna, cold plunge and fireplace, sleeping up to 10 guests near the San Juan Islands, Washington.

At a glance

Sleeps
10
Hot tub
Yes

This treehouse sits off the ground in the San Juan Islands region of Washington, built to hold up to 10 people across its rooms and lofts. It's the kind of stay built for a group that wants to be outside as much as inside: a wood fire to sit around, a hot tub to soak in after a hike, a sauna to sweat out the day, and a cold plunge to shock the system back awake.

The setting is marked as secluded, so expect trees close to the windows and quiet at night rather than neighbors or street noise. With room for ten, it suits families traveling together or a group of friends splitting the cost of a weekend away. Bunk layouts and shared common space are typical of treehouse builds this size, so plan for a mix of privacy and togetherness.

Between the fire, the hot tub, the sauna, and the cold plunge, there's enough on site to fill a weekend without leaving the property, though the San Juan Islands area also offers water views and trails nearby for those who want to explore. No listed phone number means booking runs entirely through the online reservation system.

Bring layers for the sauna-to-cold-plunge routine, and firewood or snacks if the listing doesn't specify what's provided. Check the booking page directly for exact rates, minimum night requirements, and current availability before planning your trip.

Good to know

How many people does this treehouse sleep?
It sleeps up to 10 guests, making it suited to groups or extended families.
Does it have a hot tub and sauna?
Yes, the property includes a hot tub, a sauna, and a cold plunge, along with a fireplace.
How do I book this stay?
Booking is handled through the online reservation page; there's no listed phone number for this property.
Is the treehouse in a secluded spot?
Yes, it's classified as secluded, so expect a quiet, tree-surrounded setting rather than a busy area.
What's the nightly rate or minimum stay?
Pricing and minimum-night requirements aren't listed here, so check the booking page for current rates and availability.

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

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