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10 Remote Jungle Treehouse Airbnbs Under $200
Let's book it to the jungle.
I was raised in a house hidden in a forest in Scotland. My Swallow and Amazons-style upbringing of lazy days on homemade river rafts and overnight campouts in treehouses was idyllic. I often find myself craving the sense of adventure of yesteryears. Waking up surrounded by bird song high in the trees is just the medicine we all require — especially in today’s climate. If you’re seeking an unplugged retreat, there’s a lovely selection of treehouse Airbnbs that will immerse you in nature without costing an arm and a leg. From the mist-shrouded cloud forests of Costa Rica to the secluded bamboo dwellings in Bali’s rice fields, these remote treehouse Airbnbs are worth bookmarking. Whether you’re drawn to the treehouse with panoramic views of Oaxaca’s coastline, the hideaway near Thailand’s Mae Wang National Park, or the lush rainforest retreats in Brazil, these properties, all under $200 per night, offer a chance to disconnect and (re-)engage with the outdoors.
We hope you love the Airbnb jungle treehouse rentals we recommend! Just so you know, Matador may collect a small commission from the links on this page if you decide to book a stay. Listed prices are accurate as of the time of publication.
Luxury treehouse dome in Monteverde, Costa Rica
Along Costa Rica’s continental divide, Monteverde’s cloud forests offer a haven from the country’s beach scene. Some might argue that you must choose between a coastal vacation or the forest, but you can do both. Splitting your time between the two environments will allow for chilled beach days and an opportunity to stay in one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. Monteverde is a sanctuary for wildlife. It’s home to endemic species such as the resplendent quetzal, jaguars, mantled howler monkeys and a dizzying array of flora and fauna hidden under the mist-covered forest canopy. Beyond the landscape and wildlife, the region is committed to sustainable practices. You’ll find many Airbnbs that are eco-friendly, and there are a bunch of community-driven tourism activities that offer you insight into the delicate ecological balance that defines this remote forest.
At this treehouse dome, you’ll wake to birdsong in the cancopy, and you might even get a visit from a monkey or two. The deck offers stunning mountain views, and the snug one-bedroom is drenched in light. The setup is simple, but there’s no roughing it. There’s a small kitchen with an espresso machine, fridge, and mini grill, an inside luxe bathroom, and a separate sitting area and a covered hammock where you can read in peace if you visit during the rainy season.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $190 per night
Or for a more solitary forest stay, check out this dome in Tajo Alto, Costa Rica
Tajo Alto, a lesser-known highland region of Costa Rica, offers a more secluded experience than the well-established Monteverde. Situated at a slightly lower elevation, it retains the cloud forest characteristics but with a subtly warmer, more humid microclimate. This area, characterized by its steep, jungle-clad slopes and less developed infrastructure, provides a raw, unfiltered experience. It’s ideal if you’re looking for a more solitary immersion with the backing track of cascading waterfalls, bird song, and the rustling canopy.
For an affordable and memorable stay, this secluded geodesic dome, accommodating two guests, offers panoramic views of Puntarenas, the gulf, the Nicoya Peninsula, and the night sky. The dome features a double bed, a kitchenette equipped with an electric cooktop, refrigerator, and basic utensils, and a bathroom with a shower, plus an outdoor bathing area. Guests can also access a communal multi-level swimming pool, hammocks, and an open green space with a barbecue grill. The host can help you organize coffee plantation tours, canyon and mountain hikes, culinary tours, mangrove and Tortuga Island excursions, and zip-lining.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $196 per night
Secluded treehouse with complimentary yoga near the popular surf spot Punta Zicatela, Mexico
Punta Zicatela, a stretch of Oaxaca’s coastline, is quieter than the more frequented tourist paths of Mexico. This coastal strip south of Puerto Escondido is renowned for its surf, drawing experienced wave riders to its famous “Mexican Pipeline.” Accommodations on the coast are ideal for those who want to socialize. But, if you’d prefer to dip in and out of that scene, check out this epic treehouse, which, for under $200 per night, is an outrageous deal.
The sustainably built bamboo dwelling is situated on a hill overlooking Punta Zicatela and is the perfect retreat with panoramic ocean and mountain views. The accommodation includes a bedroom with a king-size bed and garden view, an open-plan sleeping area with a double bed and hammock, and two bathrooms. There’s a fully equipped kitchen, a private biopool with an outdoor shower, and amenities like high-speed Starlink WiFi, daily housekeeping, filtered drinking water, and a safety deposit box. The stay includes daily yoga classes led by a resident instructor, with optional cacao ceremonies and massage packages available for additional fees. The location offers proximity to restaurants and bars while being secluded, and airport pickup or transportation from previous accommodations can be arranged with the host.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $178 per night
Cat sanctuary treehouse near “Thailand’s Grand Canyon”, Mae Wang National Park
This secluded retreat sits on a private organic farm at the entrance of Mae Wang National Park (nicknamed “Thailand’s Grand Canyon”). The Mae Wang district provides a range of activities, with elephant camps, bamboo rafting, jungle kayaking, trekking, and hiking, alongside cultural sites such as Wat Luang Khun Win and Doi Inthanon, Thailand‘s highest peak. The wild Airbnb is purrfect for cat lovers. The farm is a sanctuary for 59 rescued stray cats. The three-story bamboo treehouse was designed by the architect of the Six Senses resort in Ko Kuud. The first floor has a work area equipped with high-speed internet; the second features a spacious terrace built around a teak tree, furnished with seating and a Bluetooth speaker. The third floor accommodates the sleeping area, using a tent during colder months and a mosquito net during warmer periods. There’s an outdoor bathroom, located a short distance from the treehouse with a rain shower and bathtub with mountain views. Guests can utilize a bamboo sala for relaxing afternoons and there’s a complimentary daily Thai breakfast. The host also has a Honda Wave 125 that you can rent to explore the area.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $198 per night
Thai treetop home with a vintage helicopter in the living area
Another option near Chang Mai is this luxury private treetop home with a converted helicopter in the main living area. The epic stay is in the Suthep district at the foot of Doi Suthep and is within walking distance of the religious temple of Baan Kang Wat. The wild “helipad” has two floors. The ground floor has a communal tropical garden, a small swimming pool, patio and deck lounge areas, and a luxe bathroom. A spiral staircase takes you to the second floor, where you’ll find a maze of interconnected rooms: a living and dining area with a vintage Huey helicopter and two bedrooms, one with a king-sized bed and a loft with an extra queen. Bedrooms are fully air-conditioned and bathed in natural light from skylights and huge handcrafted windows.
Eight guests, two bedrooms
Price: $200 per night
Have an authentic experience in Ubud, Bali, at this out-of-the-way treehouse stay
Ubud is a very special place. If you were lucky enough to visit a decade ago, you would have had a very different experience from what you will have today. It’s become so popular that you need to make an effort to get off the tourist track and find a sanctuary away from the busy town streets and health food cafes overflowing with yogis.
For that, this bamboo eco-lodge will do nicely. It’s located in Lodtundu, a traditional Balinese village in South Ubud (around four miles from Ubud town). The village has retained the bohemian artist lifestyle many come to Ubud for, and you’ll find numerous galleries of painters, mask makers, and woodcraft shops within walking distance of the treehouse. The sustainably built home has a lovely bedroom, bathroom, and a spacious balcony where you can kick back with a morning coffee and a river view.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $94 per night
For a quieter alternative to Ubud, check out this treehouse in Tampaksiring
Tampaksiring, located northeast of Ubud, is a lot less touristy. The region is known for its sacred springs at the Tirta Empul temple, which you can visit to learn more about traditional Balinese rituals and spiritual practices. The landscape is peppered with rice terraces, and the dramatic cliffs of the Pakerisan River valley make Tampaksiring a very attractive alternative if you’re looking for a spiritual retreat in beautiful surroundings.
The charming bamboo treehouse is on a working rice field and offers 180-degree views of the surrounding countryside. The two-story structure features a downstairs relaxation area furnished with beanbags and an open-air bathroom, allowing for unobstructed views of the sky and coconut trees during showering. The upstairs bedroom has a queen-sized bed with a mosquito net and a private balcony. Guests have access to a communal kitchen that overlooks the rice fields and daily breakfast is included in the stay.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $49 per night
Romantic forest hideaway near Gaspar, Brazil
There are a surprising number of treehouse Airbnbs in Brazil. This charming forest cabin is ideal for a romantic getaway for those who want easy access to outdoor sports and city amenities. The cabana is hidden in the forest, but it’s not far from the city of Gaspar in the Itajaí Valley of Santa Catarina. It’s the perfect place to hide away for a special occasion. The host includes celebrational decorations and a breakfast basket, and days (or evenings) can be whiled away in the indoor hot tub or outside on the netted day bed or balcony.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $120 per night
Tiny forest home surrounded by waterfalls near Araras, Brazil
Another great place to uplug away from Brazilian cities (but still close to town amenities) is this treehouse tiny home listing near Araras in the southeastern region of the country. The beautifully designed home is surrounded by waterfalls and greenery and has rave reviews from past guests. The home integrates with nature. Walls of glass bring the outside in, there’s a terrace and a gorgeous tropical garden, and the suite has a claw-foot bathtub that overlooks a waterfall and deck with a hammock.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $129 per night
Forest retreat within driving distance to Byron Bay, Australia
This region of New South Wales is perfect for those who want to experience life on the coast (it’s not far from the laid-back surf town of Byron Bay) and in the forest. The rural community of Main Arm is a gateway to the Tweed Valley and Mount Jerusalem National Park, which is famed for its diverse ecosystems of eucalypt forests and subtropical rainforests. The park’s walking trails, creeks, and waterfalls support a variety of wildlife, including threatened species like Albert’s lyrebird and the red-legged pademelon, and provide opportunities for bushwalking, birdwatching, and horse riding.
Accessible via a rustic wooden bridge, the isolated retreat is set within a tropical oasis on a 24-acre property. The interior, designed with Balinese influences, features a fully equipped kitchen, a queen-sized bed with organic linens, and modern amenities, including air conditioning, a wood fire, and high-speed internet with streaming services. Outside, there’s a large deck and a double swing overlooking the creek, where you might spot a lazy goanna and hundreds of fireflies at night. 
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $186 per night
