Upstairs, the sleeping loft is one of the dreamiest features. A queen-sized bed sits under sloped ceilings, surrounded by views of the treetops. Soft linens and a gentle glow from the lighting make it feel like a little forest cocoon.
Every corner of the treehouse is intentional, cozy, and made to help you slow down. It’s not just a place to sleep, it’s part of the adventure.


Outside the Treehouse
Step outside and you’re surrounded by trees in every direction. The treehouse is perched on a wooden platform above the forest floor, giving you that elevated, tucked-away feeling that makes everything quieter, softer, and just a bit more magical. The spacious deck wraps around the front, complete with comfortable chairs—the perfect spot for your morning coffee or a glass of wine at sunset, with nothing but birdsong and fresh air for company.


Just beyond the deck, a wood-heated hot tub sits tucked beneath the trees at the end of a short trail. It’s the kind of detail that makes this stay feel straight out of a fairytale. After a day of reading, walking the trails, or simply doing nothing at all, soaking in the warm water while looking up at the sky is pure magic. The crackle of the fire heating the tub, the cool forest air, and the steamy water create the ultimate cozy contrast.

Who is this Treehous Perfect For?
Fort Tree House is the kind of place that speaks to the dreamers, the nature-lovers, and anyone who craves a slower, more intentional escape.
It’s perfect for couples looking for a romantic weekend away—cozy, private, and totally unique. The quiet setting, the elevated sleeping loft, and the wood-heated hot tub under the trees all make it feel effortlessly intimate. It’s a getaway that doesn’t need fancy extras—it’s just you, the forest, and time together.
It’s also ideal for solo travelers in need of a reset. There’s space to read, write, walk, reflect, and breathe. The mix of comfort and solitude is a rare find, and the Wi-Fi gives you the option to work remotely without breaking the spell of being off the beaten path.
And if you’re someone who just loves a unique Ontario stay—treehouses, cabins, off-grid vibes, and thoughtfully designed spaces—you’ll feel right at home. It’s a great pick for a birthday weekend, a surprise getaway, or a digital detox that still lets you post that perfect golden hour moment if you want to.
Basically, if you’ve ever wanted to stay somewhere that feels like a cross between a Scandinavian cabin and a childhood dream, this one’s for you.
THE DETAILS
Price | Starting at 498$ a night for 2 people.
Reservation | Book your stay at Fort Tree House here.

Tips for Your Ontario treehouse Stay
A stay at Fort Tree House is meant to feel easy and relaxing—but a little prep goes a long way to make the most of your time in the woods. Here are a few tips to help you settle in and soak it all up:
Pack light but smart.
You’ll be walking a short distance from the parking area to the treehouse, so opt for a backpack or duffel instead of bulky luggage. Bring cozy layers, slippers or thick socks for inside, and weather-appropriate gear if you’re planning to explore the trails.
Bring your favorite food and drinks.
The kitchen has all the basics, but you’ll need to bring your own groceries. Think simple, comforting meals (pasta, soup, charcuterie), and maybe a bottle of wine to enjoy on the deck or in the hot tub. For all my tea and coffee drinkers, they have options for available for you.
Download directions in advance.
Cell signal can be spotty in the area, so download your maps ahead of time or screenshot the directions you’ll receive after booking. Once you’re there, you’ll settle into the rhythm of being slightly disconnected (with Wi-Fi still available if you need it).
Leave space for stillness.
This isn’t the kind of getaway that needs a packed itinerary. Bring a book, take a nap, soak in the tub, stare at the trees. Fort Tree House was built for that quiet kind of joy we don’t get enough of.



Final Thoughts: The most unique Ontario treehouse stay
There are lots of beautiful cabins and Airbnbs across Ontario—but Fort Tree House stands out because it feels different. It’s not just about where you are, it’s about how it makes you feel. There’s a softness to it, a quiet magic woven into the trees, the light, the layout of the space. It invites you to slow down, breathe deeper, and remember what it’s like to feel completely at peace.
The blend of thoughtful design, forest surroundings, and that dreamy wood-heated hot tub creates something special—something that lingers long after you leave. It’s the kind of place you think about on busy weeks, the kind of stay you recommend to friends with a knowing smile and a “just trust me.”
If you’re looking for a unique Ontario treehouse stay that’s cozy, quiet, and full of charm, this is it. Fort Tree House isn’t just a weekend escape—it’s a hidden gem you’ll want to keep in your back pocket… but probably won’t be able to stop talking about.

* P.S. I was invited by Fort Tree House for this stay but all opinions (and obsessions) are 100% mine!
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I knew I was going to love this cabin… but I wasn’t ready for that lake view.
Away Cabins really understood the assignment with this one
📍Away Cabins, Rice Lake
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Smiths Falls is officially one of the most underrated day trips in Ontario, and I can’t believe no one told me sooner.
Cute downtown? Check. Water views? Check. A dentist train car you didn’t know you needed to see? Weirdly… also check.
If you’re looking for a chill little day trip with just the right mix of outdoors, food, and quirky history, here’s exactly how I’d spend the day:
🛶 Start with a paddle through The Swale and pass under the old bascule train bridge
🥪 Grab a sandwich at The Pickled Pig (get the Pickled Pig sandwich!)
🥐 Pick up something sweet at C’est Tout Bakery
🚤 Bring your lunch to the Rideau Canal locks for an easy picnic by the water
🚂 Visit the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario (the train cars are wild, including a dentist train that now lives rent-free in my head)
☕ Wander downtown and grab an iced coffee from The Sweet Scoops Lighthouse Café before heading home
It’s walkable, it’s peaceful, and it’s full of surprises. Save this for your next sunny Saturday and thank me later.
📍Smiths Falls, Ontario
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Summer in Ontario means one thing: Prince Edward County.
The moment the weather hits 25°, I’m mentally halfway to the beach with a bag of roadside strawberries in the passenger seat.
There’s just something about PEC in the summe… those wide-open roads, sun-bleached grass, swimsuits drying on a fence post, and a slow buzz of “do whatever you want” in the air.
You spend the day chasing swims, tasting wine like you know what you’re doing, and wandering into tiny farm stands just because the sign looked cute. By golden hour, you’re barefoot, slightly sunburned, and wondering if it’s too soon to come back. (Spoiler: it’s not.)
If you’re dreaming of that windows-down, toes-in-the-lake, wine-in-a-mason-jar kind of weekend—start here.
📍Prince Edward County, Ontario
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Ever wanted to walk on the ocean floor and kayak over it, all in the same day?
That’s the magic of Hopewell Rocks. Located along the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, this park lets you experience one of the most mind-blowing natural phenomena on earth.
It’s wild to see just how much the water moves here (we’re talking over 50 feet!), and even wilder to paddle through rock formations that completely disappear a few hours later.
Whether you’re a geology nerd, a casual hiker, or just chasing a truly unique Canadian adventure, this spot is unforgettable.
📍 Save this for your East Coast bucket list
💬 Already been? Tell me what time of day you went?High tide or low tide?
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Here are 7 places in Jasper that live in my head rent-free… and honestly, I think they’ll move into yours too.
1. Athabasca Falls – powerful, dramatic, and SO loud in the best way
2. Old Fort Point – a short climb with one of the best panoramic views in the park
3. Maligne Lake – classic Jasper beauty, especially right before sunset.
4. Medicine Lake – surreal, calm, and shaped by underground rivers
5. Downtown Jasper – cozy, local, and full of post-hike treats
6. Sunwapta Falls – don’t stop at the first viewpoint, go down to the lower falls
7. Pyramid Lake – the most gorgeous mountain views.
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💬 Been to Jasper? What would you add to the list?
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