Treetop Retreat is an eco-friendly retreat center in rural Indiana, nestled within the towering trees of the tallgrass prairie. The serene setting and stunning views provide a tranquil oasis for guests to relax and rejuvenate. You can check more about our best treehouse rentals in Indiana.
About Treetop Retreat
The idea for Treetop Retreat came in 2012 when Trish Rieke and Christina Rhoads were brainstorming ways to build a unique place suitable for friends, families or couples. They both loved nature, so they decided to create a retreat where everyone could stay in cabins while enjoying the sights and sounds of the forest. It was something new and exciting, so they bought Hilltop Cabins and Suites in 2018 and rebranded it to Treetop Retreat.
Location
The treehouse rental is located in Brown County, just three miles north of the quaint village of Nashville, Indiana. The rental is in a perfect location for visitors looking to explore the Amish countryside and all it has to offer.
Amenities
This treehouse rental resort in Indiana has four different accommodations available for guests to choose.
The Treetop Suite provides beautiful views of the nature around the treehouse. This unique accommodation is a well-suited setting for a couple seeking one bedroom cabins in Brown County Indiana. Because of the floor to ceiling windows, there is so much light, it will make you wake up fresh and full of energy. Inside you will find a separate bathroom, kitchen, a fireplace, a hot tub and a big living area.
The Garden Suite is another one of the suites that has a lot of natural day light because of the large windows. It is also equipped with a king size bed, a large TV and a comfortable love suite. The Garden Suite treehouse is perfect for a romantic getaway in the forests of Indiana’s Brown County.
Abe’s Cabin is a lodge cabin, decorated in antique style, and offers amazing views of the Brown County nature. It is private, it has a back porch, a flat screen TV, a queen size bed and lot of living space. It is separated into two floors, which makes it feel very private.
The Lodge at Treehouse Retreat is probably the most impressive of all four treehouse rentals in the Treetop Retreat. You can book the lodge together with one of the other suites, or you can rent it separately. It can fit a small group or people, or it can be rented by a couple. In the middle of the property there is a room with a king size bed and a jetted spa tub that can fit two people. Inside the property there is a pool table and a large area where you can sit and relax.
Activities
This Indiana treehouse rental property boasts 12 acres of woodland and rolling hills, making it the perfect place for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Guests can enjoy hiking or biking on the trails that wind through the property, or take a relaxing stroll around the breath-taking forest around the resort. The treehouse itself is a unique and charming retreat, complete with a hot tub, fireplace, and spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
One of the best reason people come here is the peace and quiet environment. The sound of the nature is all you hear, it is the best way to switch off the buzz of the everyday life. The resort has WiFi if you want to do some work while being here, however, the best way is to just come here and enjoy the views this amazing retreat has to offer.
Pricing
The prices of the property vary depending on the season, length of stay and number of guests. The cheapest one to rent is the Garden Suite, where prices start from $189 per night, you can have either the Treetop Suite or Abe’s Cabin from $209 per night, and Lodge’s prices start from $249 per night.
You can check more details about pricing on the Expedia website.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Treetop Retreat is the perfect place to get away and relax. The cabins are comfortable and offer everything you need for a relaxing stay. The property is beautiful, and there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. I highly recommend Treetop Retreat for a peaceful and rejuvenating treehouse rental in Indiana.
