4 Best Louisiana Treehouse Rentals 2026

Looking for the best treehouse rentals in Louisiana? From romantic hideaways surrounded by water to family-friendly retreats on private woodland and quirky stays built among huge oak trees, Louisiana has a small but varied selection of treehouses to choose from.

I’ve rounded up the best treehouse stays across the state, including options near Folsom, Lafayette, Bogalusa and Shreveport. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend, a family getaway or simply want somewhere unusual to switch off and enjoy Louisiana’s natural surroundings, these are my top picks.

From quirky tree top cabins to romantic treehouses and family dens in the sky, you’re bound to find the perfect treehouse rental in Louisiana!

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My Top 3 Louisiana Treehouses

Short on time? These are my top 3 treehouse stays in Louisiana, with options for everything from a romantic couples’ escape to a family getaway or group trip. Each offers something different, so I’ve highlighted what each one is best for to help you quickly find the right stay.

Keep reading for more details, and check out more amazing tree houses in Louisiana or check out these other treehouses in South.

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Compare Treehouses in Louisiana

Treehouse	Location	Best For	Sleeps	Pets	Hot Tub	Standout Feature
Isle of View	Folsom	Families	6	Yes*	No	7 private acres & river views
Treehouse Guesthouse	Lafayette	Groups	10**	Yes*	No	Huge oak-tree recreation deck
Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse	Bogalusa	Hot tub stays	7	No	Yes	Multi-level design & 16-ft lookout
Cedar Treehouse on Cross Lake	Shreveport	Couples	2	No	No	Private peninsula & lake views

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Best for Families – Breathtaking, Wooded River Retreat – Isle Of View

Breathtaking, Wooded River Retreat – Isle Of View

The Isle of View is a spectacular 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms, custom-built home on 7 private, wooded acres in Folsom Louisiana.

It has gorgeous sweeping views of the Little Tchefuncte river, and is perfect for a short getaway or for an extended period of total relaxation and seclusion.

There are enormous windows, wide wraparound decks and Wi-fi internet.

Why we picked it: Isle of View is our top choice for families, set on seven private wooded acres overlooking the Little Tchefuncte River. Huge windows and wraparound decks put you right among the trees, while the river, sandy beaches, gazebo, fire pit area and plenty of outdoor seating give families lots of space to enjoy the surroundings. We also love that the house is accessible, with an elevator and an ADA-accessible primary bathroom, and pets can be considered by arrangement.

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Best for Groups – Treehouse Guesthouse: Home plus 400 sq ft Treehouse

Treehouse Guesthouse: Home plus 400 sq ft Treehouse

This lovely 3 bedroom home at ground level has a great outdoor recreation area up in a gigantic oak tree!

There is plenty of space to enjoy the outdoor deck, fire pit, picnic areas as well as the huge treehouse.

Why we picked it: Treehouse Guesthouse is our pick for larger families and groups, combining a spacious three-bedroom home with a 400-square-foot outdoor recreation area built around a huge oak tree. There’s plenty of space to spend time together, including a large deck, fire pit, BBQ, picnic areas and outdoor dining, while the well-equipped kitchen makes cooking for a group easy. It’s also pet-friendly and conveniently located for exploring Lafayette and Cajun Country.

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Best with a Hot Tub – Multi level Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse

Multi level Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse

This tree house cabin is has 360 degree views, and lots of modern amenities such as a hot tub, and an outdoor swing.

Why we picked it: This is one of the most playful treehouses on our Louisiana list, with a rustic multi-level design built around one of the oldest oak trees in the parish. We love the 16-foot-high lookout deck and 360-degree views, while a 60-foot raised bridge leads to a separate swing retreat with a screened-in hot tub underneath. Sleeping up to seven, it’s a fun choice for families or groups looking for a stay that feels like a proper childhood treehouse brought to life.

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Best for Couples – Cedar Treehouse on Cross Lake

Cedar Treehouse Louisiana

Located on a 2 acre peninsula on Pine Island, this 450 square foot treehouse is surrounded by 1400 feet of Cross Lake.

The treehouse has a queen bed, and claw foot tub and is great for couples.

Why we picked it: Cedar Treehouse is our favourite Louisiana treehouse for couples, set on a private two-acre peninsula surrounded by 1,400 feet of Cross Lake shoreline. The 450-square-foot treehouse has a queen bed, claw-foot tub, kitchenette and outdoor shower, but it’s the setting that really makes it special, with open-water and cypress-tree views in almost every direction. Guests also have two kayaks and direct access to the lake for fishing, making this a peaceful place to slow down and enjoy Louisiana lake

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Where to Stay for a Treehouse Getaway in Louisiana

Louisiana’s treehouses are spread across the state, so the best place to stay depends on the type of trip you’re planning. From the countryside north of New Orleans to Cajun Country and the lakes of northwest Louisiana, each area offers a very different experience.

Folsom and the Northshore

Folsom is a great choice if you want a peaceful countryside getaway while remaining within reach of New Orleans and the Northshore. The area is surrounded by woodland, rivers and rural scenery, making it particularly well suited to travellers who want space and privacy.

Isle of View sits on seven private wooded acres overlooking the Little Tchefuncte River, making Folsom our top choice for families looking for a relaxing nature-focused stay.

Lafayette and Cajun Country

Choose Lafayette if you want your unusual accommodation to be just one part of a bigger Louisiana trip. The city sits at the heart of Cajun Country and is known for its food, music and distinctive culture, giving you plenty to explore when you’re not relaxing at your treehouse.

The Treehouse Guesthouse is also the largest option on this list, making Lafayette a particularly good choice for families and groups.

Bogalusa

Bogalusa is a good option if switching off and enjoying the accommodation itself is the priority. Located in eastern Louisiana close to the Mississippi border, the area offers a quieter alternative to the state’s major cities.

The Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse is our pick here and is particularly appealing if a hot tub and more traditional treehouse-style experience are high on your wish list.

Shreveport and Cross Lake

Head to northwest Louisiana for a romantic waterside escape. Cedar Treehouse is located on a peninsula surrounded by Cross Lake, giving you a completely different setting from the woodland and countryside treehouses elsewhere on this list.

Shreveport also gives you restaurants, entertainment and other attractions nearby, making this a good choice if you don’t want to spend your entire trip in the countryside.

Which Area Should You Choose?

Choose Folsom for a peaceful family escape surrounded by nature, Lafayette for Cajun culture and a group trip, Bogalusa for a quiet treehouse getaway with a hot tub, or Shreveport for a romantic stay beside the water.

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FAQs About Louisiana Treehouse Rentals

Are there treehouses to rent in Louisiana?

Yes. Louisiana has a small selection of treehouses available for overnight stays, with options in areas including Folsom, Lafayette, Bogalusa and Shreveport. They range from romantic two-person retreats to larger properties suitable for families and groups, so there are options for several different types of trip.

What is the best treehouse in Louisiana for couples?

Cedar Treehouse on Cross Lake is our top choice for couples. This adults-only treehouse sleeps two and sits on a two-acre peninsula surrounded by Cross Lake, creating a peaceful waterside setting. Inside, there’s a queen-size bed and claw-foot tub, making it particularly well suited to a romantic getaway.

Are there Louisiana treehouses with hot tubs?

Yes. The Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse in Bogalusa is the standout option on this list if you’re looking for a private treehouse stay with a hot tub. The multi-level property also offers 360-degree views and an outdoor swing. Amenities can change, so always check the latest property listing before booking if a hot tub is essential to your trip.

What are the best Louisiana treehouses for families and groups?

Isle of View in Folsom is our top choice for families, sleeping up to six on seven private wooded acres beside the Little Tchefuncte River. For larger groups, the Treehouse Guesthouse in Lafayette sleeps up to ten and combines a three-bedroom home with a large outdoor recreation area and treehouse built around a huge oak tree.

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