Two boutique Okanagan stays: a treetop escape and a cozy handcrafted cabin close to farms, lakes, trails, theatre, cider, and quiet country views.
Two handcrafted escapes in the heart of the Okanagan. Each stay is designed for connection, adventure, and unforgettable memories.
From $300 Best for adventurous families & groups
From $300
Built 16 feet above the ground between Douglas fir trees, this elevated forest stay has a hanging bridge, roof deck, outdoor kitchen, climbing wall, safety nets, and quiet views across the property.
From $275 Best for couples & small families
From $275
A warm handcrafted cabin on five private acres with a king loft, bunk room, hide-a-bed, full kitchen, bathtub, Wi-Fi, Netflix TV, and shared hot tub and sauna access by appointment.
Start with coffee on the deck, then choose your pace: lakes, berry farms, trails, local shops, a sauna session, or a quiet night under the trees. Your hosts Mercy and Perry built this property by hand, and they share it with intention.
Wood-fired, by appointment.
Year-round, beside the sauna.
Shared, ask when you book.
Stocked with split firewood.
Propane grill, prep counter, sink.
Trails, forest, and quiet views.
A few honest notes from guests, pulled from Airbnb and direct stays.
It was a cute little cabin in the country, perfect for us to attend a family wedding in the area. Loved the visit from Sam the sweet dog and the friendliest 2 chickens. We didn’t get to explore too much of the property because we were busy with family, but it looked pretty cool. The cabin is set up great with everything you need, the best was super comfortable and I would imagine the fireplace would be wonderful in cooler weather. It could have been a bit cleaner in terms of cobwebs and dusty corners, but hey, it’s the country.
Relaxing Rural Stay Staying in this unique cabin in a rural setting is very relaxing. After we finished our work, we found the deck is a great place to have a drink and a barbecue. Lots of privacy, the owners live at the house next-door. We got some visits from Sam the dog who is super friendly and 3 friendly chickens who also enjoy the deck. Our hosts, Mercy and Perry made us feel very welcome and comfortable. Thank you to both of you. Erwin, Larry and Jason
For the kids, it's a really special experience. At night, the wind blows and the whole house shakes, but it's still safe. The kids love to play on the swing and zip line. Mercy heard that we arrived at the B&B too late and didn't have time to go to the supermarket to buy food. She was afraid that the kids wouldn't have breakfast the next day, so she quickly brought us bread, fruit, yogurt and a big watermelon from home, and played with the kids. She was really friendly. The kids kept asking when they could come back to stay. They had a special experience for one night. Translated Show original
Farms two minutes away. A turquoise lake at twenty-eight. Trails, a tubing river, a nordic centre. The things-to-do page sorts them by how far you'd actually drive.
A quiet wellness add-on right on the property, best planned ahead because access and seasonal availability are managed by the hosts.
Right across the road from the property. Asparagus in May and June, spray-free u-pick strawberries in early summer. The closest farm experience you can have.
Outdoor walking theatre on an 80-acre farm just down the road. Summer shows, fall Walk of Terror, and the iconic winter sleigh-ride show.
Okanagan Treehouse is a boutique nature-stay property in Armstrong, BC with two distinct rentals: The Treehouse and The Cabin.
The property is at 4909 Salmon River Rd in Armstrong, BC, in the North Okanagan.
No. There is one elevated Treehouse and one handcrafted Cabin.
The Treehouse has an outdoor kitchen, grill, outdoor shower, climbing wall, slackline, saucer swing, hanging bridge, safety nets, roof deck, and fire pit access. The Cabin has a full kitchen, bathtub, indoor fireplace, Wi-Fi, 65 inch TV with Netflix, washer and dryer, central heating and air conditioning, and self check-in with a keypad.
Use the Book your stay buttons to open the current booking calendar or choose the Airbnb link on the stay detail page.
Yes. Both stays welcome children and have kid-friendly amenities. The Treehouse has a climbing wall, swing, slackline, and outdoor play features, so children under 10 need close supervision around height and outdoor structures.
Check-in is at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 10:00 a.m. The Cabin uses keyless self check-in with a keypad. The Treehouse check-in is hosted, and guests sign a waiver before accessing the bridge, nets, climbing wall, and roof deck.
No. Pets are not allowed at either stay. We keep the property pet free for guest comfort and the wildlife that uses the surrounding forest.
Yes. The minimum stay is two nights on weekends. Some peak periods may require longer. Check the booking calendar for current minimums.
Cancellations made five days or more before check-in receive a full refund less any applicable service fees. Cancellations within one day of check-in and early departures are non refundable. Rates and policies are subject to change, so confirm at the time of booking.
Events and parties require prior approval and may carry additional fees or restrictions. Reach out to the hosts before booking so we can plan together.
The Treehouse is not suitable for guests with mobility limitations due to the bridge, stairs, height, and outdoor terrain. The Cabin has step access and uneven outdoor surfaces. Contact the hosts to discuss specific access needs before booking.
More than ten lakes are within a 15 to 30 minute drive. Hiking at Enderby Cliffs and Rose Swanson, biking at SilverStar, the Armstrong Farmers Market, Caravan Farm Theatre, Village Cheese Company, and farm to table dining are all close by. Our Things to Do page lists them by category.
Call or text Mercy and Perry at (778) 930-0988, or email okanagantreehouseadventures@gmail.com. We respond quickly during normal hours.
