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Looking down the bridge at the treehouse

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A shot of the living room

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An exterior shot showing elevation profile

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The front porch

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Another deck shot

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Interior shot of the living room

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The bed and kitchen in the background

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The welcome sign

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A view up through the bridge and trees

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The hot tub a short distance from the treehouse

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Seen from the trail as you approach

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Another cabin for rent on the property

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For this week’s Escape From SF, we headed to the Santa Cruz Mountains to nest inside the Redwood Treehouse, hidden in a forest just outside of Corralitos.

This delightful treehouse is equipped with a bed, small kitchen, TV, refrigerator, and full bath. There’s even a hot tub tucked into the hillside for maximum relaxation. The unique arboreal structure is accessible via a rope bridge. The interior of the treehouse, quaint with subdued hues, has trees actually growing right through the space. A wonderful blend of nature and comfy accommodations. 

Corralitos, a sleepy agricultural town offers little (a few stores and a taqueria), but has a great country charm that forces you to slow down. Explore the central coast—both the beaches and small towns (see our guides to Monterey and Santa Cruz) are particularly noteworty—or spend the day hiking or cycling along nearby routes.

Reservations can be made at $125/night on either Airbnb or Glamping Hub.