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The living space features a gray sectional sofa positioned near large windows that provide expansive ocean views. A wooden dining table, accompanied by stylish chairs, is visible in the foreground, with a wall-mounted TV situated above the sofa.
Condo in Tillamook
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Oceanside Inn #4: Storm Rock

NO PETS Allowed in this Unit. This is a Pet-Free Unit so that we can accommodate our allergy prone guests. Recently updated 1-bedroom oceanfront condo sleeping 4 guests with stunning ocean views and direct beach access. Features include: Accommodations: * 2 queen beds in bedroom * Full bathroom with shower and soaking tub * Radiant heated floors throughout * AC Living Space: * Ocean-view living room with ROKU flatscreen TV * Full kitchen with stainless appliances and dishwasher * Dining table seating 4 * Shared deck overlooking Three Arches Rocks * WiFi and shared laundry Location & Activities: * Staircase to beach * Beachfront in downtown Oceanside * Walk to Oceanside's Tunnel Cave at low tide Additional Info: * Parking with EV charging available * Digital entry lock This is an Oceanfront unit, on the lower level on the South side. As noted in some reviews, the parking lot can be a little tight, and can occasionally be full (there are ten spaces for the ten units, but parking is not assigned). There is street parking immediately in front of the building, and plentiful parking about a block to the North across from the Blue Agate Cafe.

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A cozy studio is nestled among tall pine trees, illuminated softly by warm outdoor lights. The clear night sky is filled with stars, adding a serene backdrop to the natural surroundings. A pathway leads to the entrance, inviting exploration of the tranquil setting.
Treehouse in Jacksonville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

Tree Top Studio

Find your Peace in this cozy light filled studio in the treetops of the Siskiyou mountains. The studio is very private with views in every direction of trees, earth and sky (no other buildings in sight). You have direct access to trails leading to old growth forest and a refreshing year long creek. The studio space is an inspiration for artists and lovers of fine details. The kitchen meets all your basic culinary needs. Living room has cozy nooks. Bedroom upstairs has a comfy queen size bed.

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A modern cabin is situated among tall trees, featuring a combination of white and orange wood siding. The sloped roof enhances the rustic appeal. A small porch is visible at the entrance, with a gravel path leading to the front door.
Cabin in Mount Hood Village
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 344 reviews

Little Explorer - The perfect mountain escape.

Located near the end of a quiet dead end road in Welches, Oregon. Short path to Sandy River. Easy access to HWY 26 and only 15 minutes to Government Camp or Sandy Ridge mountain biking. Enjoy the relaxing surroundings while staying in a newly renovated cabin with all the comforts of home. 2 night min. stay seasonally/Fri/Sat but possibly accept a 1 night stay...just ask. Sleeps 4 in beds. Anymore you provide bedding and/or air mattresses. Check out our Instagram @ littleexplorer_oregon

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A modern cabin with a metal roof is nestled among tall trees, featuring a dark exterior. A small deck with a chair is visible at the entrance, surrounded by natural landscaping and the forest foliage.
Cabin in Welches
5 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

Alpine Den - A Modern Forest Escape

The Alpine Den Is perfect for all occasions, from a romantic getaway to a family retreat. Located in an old growth forest near the Salmon River, nestled under a canopy of Firs and Cedars. The cabin sits on a picturesque half acre lot, minutes away from great restaurants, markets, golf course, biking and amazing hiking trails. Only 20 min to Ski Bowl, and 30 min to Timberline and Mt Hood Meadows. We love to share our cabin for others to enjoy the serenity of the forest. IG: @thealpineden

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Place to stay in Elsie
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

Idyll Ridge - An Unplugged Retreat

Unplug by design at Idyll Ridge, a handcrafted off-grid sanctuary on 9 private acres. Experience total serenity with full-lite glass walls, a massive wood-fired hot tub, and private forest trails. We’ve traded Wi-Fi for absolute peace, but kept the luxury: a chef’s kitchen, a loft with a two-person soaking tub, and a backup generator for total reliability. Whether you’re hiking nearby Saddle Mountain or watching the sunset from the tub, this is the ultimate 2-night forest reset.

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A charming treehouse emerges from the lush greenery, elevated above the forest floor. Large windows provide a view of the surrounding trees, and a small deck with blue chairs invites relaxation amidst nature.
Treehouse in Sandy
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 307 reviews

Treehouse Glamping Adventure in Sandy, Oregon

The Izer Treehouse is an incredible off-grid retreat. Nestled in a secluded setting amongst the tree-tops overlooking the Bull Run River Canyon, it's the perfect hideaway for couples seeking a romantic escape or BFFs looking for an adventurous getaway. Follow the path and bridge through the trees to your own little treetop oasis. This standalone space rests 30 feet above the forest floor and is perfect for reconnecting with nature and getting away from real-life.

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A modern cabin is nestled among towering trees, featuring a mix of wood and glass in its construction. Surrounding ferns and a carpet of leaves create a natural landscape, reflecting the tranquil forest environment. Soft light emanates from its large windows.
Tiny home in Sandy
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews

The Hideout | A Modern Tiny Cabin Near Mt. Hood

The Woodlands Hideout is a small intentional semi-offgrid retreat space, featured on Dwell. It was designed and built by Further Society and created to allow guests to immerse in the beauty of the natural world, but still offer some cozy and more essential comforts. Although the footprint of the space is small, we designed the experience to be outward focussed, so it feels very expansive with the towering pine trees in view.

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A cottage entrance is framed by wooden steps and surrounded by landscaped stones. Two white Adirondack chairs with striped cushions are positioned on either side of a fire pit, which features a rustic wood arrangement. Soft lighting strands add a welcoming glow.
Home in Lane County
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews

The Little Lodge

The Little Lodge is a 2024 remodeled mid-century cottage. Centrally located around restaurants, golf, hiking, waterfalls, fishing, and the McKenzie River. This mountain style home is perfect for an individual, or two. A private trail from the back deck leads down to the emerald waters of the McKenzie River. Detailed craftsmanship intended to offer the cozy mountain feel, and outdoor living for scenic relaxation.

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A treehouse is elevated among the trees, constructed of warm-toned wood. Sturdy wooden stairs lead up to the entrance, with a large window offering views of the surrounding forest. Decking is visible at the base, featuring a natural wood finish.
Treehouse in Langlois
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 429 reviews

Heartland Treehouse

Heartland Treehouse is perched between two massive fir trees overlooking a steep river canyon. Sounds of a nearby waterfall will soothe you to bed at night and gently wake you in the morning. My home is a short walk or drive away and I will be happy to help guide your adventure on Oregon's South Coast. Your treehouse home is secluded, comfortable, and perfect for getting blissed out and recharged.

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Tiny home in Lane County
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

LUXE McKenzie River Tiny Haus | Whitewater Views!

Escape to a one-of-a-kind luxe tiny home overlooking the McKenzie River. Thoughtfully designed w/modern comforts, easy parking just off the Hwy. Immersed in nature, yet minutes from food, gas, shops. Relax by the firepit, BBQ, play cornhole or wander the private trail down to the rushing river's edge. Full Kitchen, Coffee, Cold AC, Hot Showers & HDTV for Streaming. Room to park Trailer, Boat, More.

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A cozy cabin interior features a wood stove providing warmth. A small kitchenette with a mini fridge is visible, alongside a dining table with two chairs. The wooden floor adds warmth, while a large window allows natural light to illuminate the space.
Guesthouse in Beavercreek
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 345 reviews

Muse Cabin in old growth forest w/cedar hot tub

Enjoy our beautiful cozy cabin that is heated exclusively by a wood stove, on the edge of a magical old growth cedar forest on our 11 acre farm and vineyard. Relax on the deck built into the trees, and sleep peacefully in the loft bed, as you soak in the nature around you. The cute out house is just down the path and the cedar hot tub/ outdoor shower is next to the garden.

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A charming gazebo is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring a wooden deck and steps leading to a pair of spacious outdoor seating areas. A circular fire pit made of stone is centered on the deck, providing a cozy gathering place.
Cabin in Dallas
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 278 reviews

Oregon Treehouse Getaway!

The perfect cozy treehouse oasis! Wake up surrounded by greenery next to a cozy fire overlooking a peaceful pond. From the fireplace outside on the balcony to the beautiful octagon windows bringing in all natural light! You will be able to un-plug and truly wake up feeling like you’re in paradise. Come, relax, unplug, and reset!

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All about Oregon

When you think of Oregon, you might immediately picture waterfalls in mossy forests, cyclists zipping around compact neighborhoods, and a culinary scene where nearly everything is labeled local and artisan. Really, that’s not far off the mark. The largest cities — the main metropolis of Portland, the smaller state capital Salem, and college town Eugene in the Willamette Valley — are only minutes away from farm country and protected wilderness areas; half the state, in fact, is covered in forest. Once you drive across the Cascade Range, scenic highways wind through the high deserts of central and eastern Oregon, where you’ll encounter ghost towns and geological wonders such as the Painted Hills and Smith Rock. Head south to spot bald eagles soaring overhead in the Klamath Basin and vintners welcoming you to lesser-known wineries around old gold-rush cities. Everywhere in between, it seems you’ll find a wild and scenic river to paddle and a picturesque trail to hike.

What are the top things to do in Oregon?

Crater Lake National Park

Take a collapsed volcano, fill it with remarkably blue water, and you have the deepest lake in North America — and the seventh-deepest lake in the world. It’s among the most iconic sights on the West Coast and certainly worthy of a road trip to southern Oregon. Depending on the season, you can drive or ski the scenic highway loop around the rim for magical views of Wizard Island, an ancient cinder cone that rises like an iceberg above the lake’s surface.

Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area

A short ride east of Portland brings you into a dramatic canyon of basalt cliffs, where the Columbia River rushes past Multnomah Falls, the state’s tallest waterfall, along cool waterfront towns such as Hood River, and offers scenic overlooks galore. This is the United States’ largest national scenic area, famous for its waterfalls, hiking trails, and windsurfing.

WIllamette Valley wineries

More than 500 wineries dot the Willamette Valley, where tasting rooms feel more like low-key hangouts and families still operate many of the small-lot vineyards. The volcanic soils and temperate climate have made the valley the ideal environment for growing pinot noir, pinot gris, and chardonnay. Despite the young age of Oregon’s wine industry, the state’s vintages increasingly receive international acclaim.

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