The most amazing treehouse Airbnbs near Chicago

Tucked away in Schaumburg, this treehouse is what your childhood dreams are made of. Bright orange wood and gorgeous green shutters make it a perfect little oasis, looking out over the spectacular wooded garden below. Oh, and there’s a hot tub, in case you needed any more convincing, and a little pond below. This is the real deal - if the weather takes a turn, let’s just say you’ll know. We like to call it ‘authentic’. 

Who knew you could get treehouses like this? The gorgeous treehouse Airbnb near Chicago is situated in a quiet and leafy neighborhood in Racine, Wisconsin. The Airbnb sleeps up to five guests, making it a wholesome place to stay with your best pals and reconnect with your inner child while giving you all the adult luxuries you need. Marvel at the uninterrupted views of the forest and creek, and breathe in the fresh air. Ahhh, you won't get that in the heart of the city. While the exterior is rustic and with a country charm, the interior is pure comfort and luxury. There's a fully-equipped kitchen, a dining area, lounge area, plus modern amenities like Wi-Fi, a/c, and a TV. It'll be your new home away from home.

Looking for sweet, sweet memories lakeside? Check out this awesome Airbnb chateau in Potosi, Missouri. With two bedrooms sleeping up to five guests – and one bathroom – this gorgeous treehouse has all you need for an uber-rustic getaway. Nestled in the heart of the trees overlooking Sayersbrook Lake, enjoy stunning views from the 15x10 wooden deck. Our two cents? Set yourself up with your cooler in time for sunset, sit back in the on-deck hammock and take in the stunning surroundings. Blissful indeed.

This treehouse is really something. I mean, look at it. And the secret got out quick – this treehouse was featured on Animal Planet’s Treehouse Masters for being so goddamn spectacular, so you can tell all your friends you stayed at a treehouse which is actually famous. You walk a ramp to get into it, and it features a wood burner, oversized loft and a king-size bed - big enough for the whole family. 

If you're hoping to get a hike in while you're away, this treehouse is a stone's throw from Hocking Hills State Park, which encompasses 25 miles of trails, amazing rock formations, cool caves and stunning waterfalls. The studio-style treehouse is outfitted in modern finishes, including a sleek kitchenette and a rain shower in the bathroom. But the floor-to-ceiling windows are the main attraction, showcasing stellar views from every angle.

Inspired by a forest ranger's lookout, this treehouse-style property is located in a white pine forest on a 65-acre working farm. The one-bed, one-bath space sets itself apart with 15 custom windows and a wrap-around porch that allow for panoramic views of wildlife, including deer, turkeys and owls. The host provides a light continental breakfast (pastries and coffee), and WiFi is available should you need to plug in.

After a long weekend away in this luxury treehouse, you might just find yourself wishing you could move in. Designed with romantic getaways in mind, this one-bedroom home is tucked into a 12-acre farm surrounded by towering trees. From the king-size bed, you'll be able to stargaze through the skylight and watch the sunset through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Unwind in the soaking tub or take it outside to the hot tub that's surrounded by red cedar trees. It's worth noting that this property comes outfitted with a ramp, making it accessible for all.

Like its name hints, The Box is an old shipping container that's been converted into a modern and minimalist retreat that juts out into the wilderness. At the end of the living area, there are three massive windows that perfectly frame the surrounding nature, no matter the season. By day, there's nearby Beach City Wilderness Area to explore, and by sunset, guests can soak up the views from the home's porch, which is equipped with a fire pit.

The kids will get a kick out of this whimsical treehouse that looks like it's been plucked straight out of the pages of a storybook. The sky-high home's defining feature is a swinging bridge that connects the main cabin to a smaller cabin with bunk beds. There's also a decades-old tree that cuts right through the middle of the room, upping the charm tenfold. A fully stocked kitchenette and a private detached bathhouse allow you to hole up for your entire stay.

Ready to rough it in style? This treehouse doesn't have electricity, running water, or cell service, making it an ideal destination for couples and solo travelers who want to get off the grid. The interior is thoughtfully designed with a lofted bed accessible by a ladder, stylish rugs, and dreamy furniture. And since it's situated on a 230-acre farm, the home has plenty of ground to hike and explore.