The most jaw-dropping secluded Airbnbs in the USA

This well-designed house in, well, the middle of nowhere sits on 80 acres of land and boasts unobstructed views of Death Valley (plus a hot tub). If you do crave a bit of socialization, you're about 20 miles from the border of Death Valley National Park. 

From $501 per night 

Follow the red cinder path through the Big Island's Fern Forest to arrive at this bamboo treehouse situated 15 feet above ground. Hop into the hanging bed and take in the view of paradise.  

From $300 per night 

When you head to Joshua Tree, it's usually to get away from it all. There's no better place to do that just than by chilling in this classic 31-foot airstream located in the Mojave Desert (and complete with a stock tank pool).  

From $123 per night 

It doesn't get more isolated than this bobbing abode on the ocean. You'll need a boat ride to access everything this house has to offer, which inludes a hammock, stand-up paddleboards and front-seat views of dolphins and manatees. 

From $410 per night 

Situated on 18.5 acres, "The Box Top" home is made out of three intermodal shipping containers. Whether you're there to cuddle by the gas fireplace in the winter or drink cocktails on the rooftop patio, this spot has it all.  

From $364 per night 

Channel your inner Bilbo Baggins in this cozy dwelling that's nestled right into the Columbia River Gorge mountainside. There are six acres to explore on the grounds, but you may not want to stray far from that gorgeous view from the iconic round doorway.  

From $400 per night 

Located on three-and-a-half wooded acres at 9,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains, this bright-teal A-frame features a barrel-shaped steam sauna right outside its front door.

From $146 per night 

If you're ready to really get out there, then this cabin is for you: No electricity. No cell service. A hand pump for well water. Propane lights. A wood stove. Thankfully, you're on the banks of the gorgeous Kenai Lake, and there's a sauna a few steps away that guests can enjoy during their stay.

From $139 per night 

This see-through yurt that's set on a 12-acre property comes with access to a pond and hiking trails, not to mention the chance to peep alpacas, sheep and goats. You do have to bring your own bed, but at least there are showers, a fridge and an outdoor kitchen.   

From $379 per night 

Were you obsessed with Oregon Trail as a kid? This is your chance to experience life on a fully renovated 1920s sheep wagon that's situated on 65,000 acres of farmland. 

From $125 per night 

Just imagine sipping your coffee on a large deck that overlooks a trickling stream while you watch deer come to the water for a drink. Sounds pretty nice, huh? This comfy cabin offers a mix of Scandinavian and Mid-Cenutry designs on five acres of wooded property.   

From $351 per night