The resort has a welcoming greatroom with a crackling fire and a rolling lawn that seems to plunge directly into the Columbia River. Climb down from the trees and enjoy the lodge grounds. Littles will love the queen beds nestled into the window nook, with curtains that can close to create their own fort. Some even have guitars for campfire ballads. These high-in-the-sky rooms come with s’mores kits for the fire pits below, decks for star gazing, and an indoor/outdoor fireplace. Gather the extended family and book them all-it’s a group slumber party up in the air.
Skamania Lodge has non-stop fun for families, but the best way to experience the property is to stay in one of their six magical treehouses. But if you decide to explore, superhosts Max and Tatiana live on property and have wonderful suggestions for things to do on the island. Treehouse tip: Stock up on food to barbecue if the weather permits the treehouse is so charming you won’t want to leave. Then play Whidbey-opoly to learn all about the place you just decided to move to-so you can live in a tree. Grab wine, charcuterie, and a lunch box to-go from Ciao for a picturesque al fresco feast on the treehouse balcony. Outside swing in a hammock, meander down the path to Possession Beach Waterfront Park, or ask superhosts Max & Tatiana to ignite the firepit. Hidden doors in the walls provide coffee, Turkish linens, and extra blankets. Every nook has a comfy place to curl up with tea and a book. It’s a perfectly designed tiny house, with functional, elegant décor. This “floating” home is supported by four Douglas fir trees and sits 14 feet above the ground. For serious tranquility, check into Treehouse Whidbey-a sleek, wooden architectural gem, designed for serene 360-degree views amidst a private five-acre forest.
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