The Amazing Tropical Getaway in the Treetops of Arkansas Not Far from Texarka
If these cooler temperatures have you thinking about booking a tropical getaway this spring or summer, but you’re still a little wary of air travel, then you really need to check this out. There’s a tropical getaway in a treehouse on an Arkansas lake.
The tree house is also close to Texarkana. It’s the toucan hut located in Arkadelphia. This tropical jungle is set on 250 acres with five miles of nature trails to explore. The treehouse and gardens span 10 acres. Oh, and there’s a cool tropical lagoon too!
The treehouse itself has 2 bedrooms and 3 beds, so it sleeps 5 with one bathroom. Look at these pictures!
From the outside
This tree house is 35 feet in the air. No worries about how to get luggage or groceries up as there is a special elevator for those things! Tarzan and Jane have never had it so good.
The patio under the treehouse
This view reminds me of Robinson Crusoe.
That’s where you’d probably catch me most of the time. What a beautiful outdoor living space!
Once upstairs, here’s what you’ll find
A perfect little kitchen with all modern appliances.
Interior living room
Here’s a nice indoor living room with a TV in case you’re curious about the outside world.
Then it’s to the bedrooms
Here is the master.
Here is the other bedroom with twin beds.
and of course the beautiful bathroom.
The outdoor dining room
Look at this view!
Back in the beautiful tropical gardens!
Yes, it is a lagoon pool!
Waterfalls!
This one is close to the house so you can hear it.
Beautiful garden paths
The lagoon waterway with a rope bridge
another waterfall
Such a beautiful land
The 250-acre private park also includes a lost temple, border fort, pirate cave, two pirate ships, and a Native American teepee village.
If you stay here, I bet you won’t want to leave. You can see more pictures at airbnb.com
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