Wyldkin Baumhaus

Live Among the Treetops

Perched 15 feet above the forest floor (reaching up to 30 feet at the loft), Wyldkin Treehouse gives you a truly magical treetop retreat. Designed with bold imagination and built into our pine and cedar trees, this treehouse offers both adventure and comfort.

You’ll climb stairs and landings to reach the main level, and within lies a cozy space for up to 4 guests. A loft (accessed via ladder) contains the primary queen sleeping area. Below, you’ll find a full bathroom, a kitchenette with a high-efficiency mini-fridge and gas stovetop, toaster oven, air conditioning, propane heating, and a water heater — all elements of a thoughtful off-grid design that doesn’t sacrifice comfort.

Why you’ll love it:

Elevated views among the treetops — wake up surrounded by nature



Creative, off-grid design with modern amenities



Privacy in the forest — rentals are spaced far apart



Ideal for adventurous couples or small groups who love novelty



Part of Sacred Pines’ unique property:

Wyldkin is one of several distinctive stays at Sacred Pines, alongside cabins, tiny houses, additional treehouses, and our Lodge. You’ll share the beauty of the 75-acre land with other guests. We also host seasonal events—like outdoor movie nights, festivals, and community markets—plus weddings and private gatherings. We’ll inform you if anything special is scheduled during your visit.

Important information to know:

Not the best fit for infants, toddlers, or guests with limited mobility due to numerous stairs and ladder access



The nearest full grocery is about 15–25 miles away — plan ahead



Cell service is limited (AT&T/Verizon tend to be most reliable), but WiFi is provided



We are located in a dry county (no take-home alcohol sales), although local restaurants may serve it



At Wyldkin, you’re not just booking a place to stay — you’re choosing an elevated experience, a chance to stay among the trees, unwind under the sky, and feel the forest around you. Reserve your stay now and experience the wild side of Sacred Pines.