Dome · Itagüí, Antioquia
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A treehouse to sleep in is a cabin built among the branches or raised on trunks and stilts, with a staircase or bridge to climb up. In Colombia there are 43 lodgings of this type, with Cundinamarca and Antioquia in the lead, 6 each, and the Bogotá area the best stocked, with 9. Together they add up to 88 units.
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Treehouse: Cabin built among the trees or raised up into them.
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Dome · Itagüí, Antioquia
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Very close to MedellínRNT
Treehouse · San Francisco, Cundinamarca
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10 treehousesRNT
Treehouse · Villavicencio, Meta
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20 treehousesRNT
Treehouse · Pereira, Risaralda
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Very close to PereiraNo RNT published
Dome · Villamaría, Caldas
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Very close to ManizalesNo RNT published
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List my glampingTreehouse · Yopal, Casanare
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About 110 km from TunjaNo RNT published
Treehouse · Villa de Leyva, Boyacá
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6 treehousesRNT
Treehouse · Anolaima, Cundinamarca
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3 treehousesRNT
Treehouse · Fusagasugá, Cundinamarca
About 50 km from BogotáNo RNT published
Treehouse · Copacabana, Antioquia
About 15 km from MedellínNo RNT published
Treehouse · Guatapé, Antioquia
About 45 km from MedellínNo RNT published
Treehouse · Girardota, Antioquia
About 20 km from MedellínNo RNT published
Treehouse · Moniquirá, Boyacá
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3 treehousesRNT
Treehouse · Dibulla, La Guajira
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3 treehousesRNT
Treehouse · Zipacón, Cundinamarca
About 35 km from BogotáNo RNT published
Treehouse · Dibulla, La Guajira
About 100 km from Santa MartaNo RNT published
In a treehouse, height matters. Ask how many meters up the floor is and how you get up: fixed staircase, ladder, ramp, or suspension bridge. Find out whether there is a railing along the entire edge and whether the stairs are lit for coming down at night. Confirm whether the bathroom is up in the house or down on the ground, because it changes the night a lot. Ask whether the structure moves in the wind, something that can happen in those resting on a living tree. If you travel with children, ask whether there is a minimum age and whether the house has safety netting.
The Bogotá area has 9 treehouses, in municipalities such as San Francisco, Villeta, and Anolaima. Medellín and Pereira add 6 each: in Antioquia appear Guatapé and Itagüí, and in Risaralda there is Entre Árboles Eco Glamping, in Pereira itself. Ibagué and Manizales have 5 each; in Caldas, Villamaría contributes 2. Tunja, Bucaramanga, and Armenia count 4 each, with Villa de Leyva and Moniquirá in Boyacá, Lebrija and San Vicente de Chucurí in Santander, and Génova in Quindío. Villavicencio has 2. The two in Yopal, in Casanare, do not fall in the area of any of these cities.
Not all treehouses are the same. Some are mounted on a living tree and use it as support. Others rise on stilts among the trees and resemble one only in height. In this list there are also mixed formats: 7 also appear as a cabin, 3 as an elevated dome, and one as a bubble. The extras are few but they exist. Five have a jacuzzi, five highlight the view, three have a pool, and two a fireplace. Piamonte Glamping, in Yopal, combines four at once: fireplace, jacuzzi, view, and a river nearby.
In the Bogotá area there are 9, in municipalities such as San Francisco, Villeta, and Anolaima. La Casa Del Arbol S F, in San Francisco, is one of them.
Yes, five indicate one. Entre Árboles Eco Glamping, in Pereira, and Piamonte Glamping, in Yopal, are two examples.
It depends on the height, railing, and stairs of each house. Ask the host whether children are allowed and from what age before booking.
Yes, Villa de Leyva has 2 and is one of the municipalities with the most treehouses in the country. Moniquirá, also in Boyacá, has another.
Yes, La Guajira has 2, both in Dibulla. The Santa Marta area counts one more.
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