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When I was a kid, we had a huge Chinese Shea tree in the backyard, which was originally a perfect tree house place. I used to pretend that there was a tree house there. I would climb onto a broad branch, lie down, and read a few hours. I have another favorite tree across the road from the cattle ranch, which is a perfect reading spot. I am still looking for such a place among the branches with birds, loneliness, blue sky and cool breeze. There are some unique tree houses in Texas that are amazing! Here are my seven favorite properties, some of which have multiple tree houses, in no particular order.

Skybox Cabins is located on 50 acres of native oak and cedar near Glen Rose, adjacent to Dinosaur Valley State Park, an oasis where you can watch sunrise, sunset and unlimited stars in the dark sky.

The rustic aviary offers countless views and modern facilities from the balcony of the bedroom. Your adventure begins when you climb the stairs to the platform on the nearby tree, and then walk across the cable bridge to enter the bedroom on the second floor. You will find a kitchenette and bathroom under the cedar stairs to the main floor. You will find yourself in the woods with birds, as well as wild turkeys, deer, hares, horses and some cows.

The Nest is a combination tree house, a bohemian bungalow. To enter, follow the rocky path through the portal gate and enter the front porch. See the "nesting" built by cedar harvested from the property.

Hive is the latest addition of a mixed tree house and A-frame style hut, surrounded by a large porch, providing a great meeting place or dining space. Follow the rocky path through the woods and across the wooden walkway. A steep staircase leads to the attic bedroom.

All tree houses are equipped with large beds with electricity, air conditioning, heating, hot water, small refrigerator, coffee machine, microwave, but no TV or Internet, so bring a good book or camera to enjoy nature. The hotel has access control, and the cottage has a key code. For safety reasons, the minimum age for guests is 18 years old. Glamp and Tower can also be used.

Pro tip: Enjoy lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch at the Riverhouse Grill in Glen Rose, which has been family-owned since 2008 and is located in a historic residence one block from the town square.

Surrounded by lavender fields, Savannah's Meadow Treehouse Bed & Breakfast is located in Celeste, north of Greenville. It is a good place for you to stroll through the fairy-tale forest and sleep in the trees.

Go up the ramp, pass the swimming pool and hot tub, and enter the Majestic Oak Treehouse, two or three stories high, where you will find a fully equipped kitchen and a comfortable living area with a double sofa, chairs and futons, as well as a collection of live trees inside. Relax and read a good book in the floating sky lounge, or gaze at the stars on the deck chairs on the terrace. The master bedroom has a sliding glass wall to bring nature into the room, while the bathroom has a unique shower with forest views. Upstairs, I found a crow's nest with three single beds, surrounded by a tree canopy.

Two to three floors above the ground, take the ramp up to the Bare Creek Hollow Treehouse, where there is a fully equipped kitchen and dining area. Relax in the living room with comfy sofas and oversized chairs, or step out the back door and relax on the balcony overlooking the sometimes rushing water of Bare Creek. Upstairs, find a comfortable bedroom with a view of the sunrise in the woods, and a full bed in the attic upstairs, as well as a complete bathroom and shower.

The season here starts on April 1st and ends on November 1st. The tree house is equipped with comfortable air conditioning and heating.

Pro tip: Have lunch or dinner at the Venecia Italian Restaurant in Farmersville, serving first-class Italian cuisine, including pasta, seafood, and pizza.

Come sleep in the trees of Cypress Valley near Spicewood in northwest Austin, explore spring streams, swim in ponds or pools, or zip around the treetops.

The Yoki tree house can accommodate two or three people, has a king-size bed, a two-story deck, a living room overlooking the canyon through two old cypress trees, a kitchenette, dining area, and a great private bathroom, shower and The bathtub bridge opposite the bathtub.

The Nest is designed for all of our children. It is a family-style tree house with two bedrooms, a queen-size bed, two twins, a kitchenette and a private bathroom. You will see round rooms, green roofs, pallet walls and flat table tops.

Willow and Juniper are single-room tree houses above a cypress-lined creek, equipped with solar energy, taking glamping to a new level. Each room has a small porch for morning coffee and a big bed. The two share bathrooms, picnic tables, gas grills, seasonal swimming pools and other community spaces, located under the active part of the zipline canopy tour.

Lofthaven has a 350-square-foot aerial yurt built around ancient cypress trees, as well as a 700-square-foot bathroom and kitchenette, located on the edge of the canyon, connected to the bedroom by a 40-foot suspension bridge. Relax and recover in the unique waterfall bathtub made of local rocks and wood.

Pro tip: Have dinner at Sorellina Pizzeria, an Apis restaurant that serves creative and classic pizzas, salads, appetizers and desserts, as well as wine and local beer.

Surrounded by luxury in Treehouse Utopia, these tree houses are built along the Sabinal River, 80 miles northwest of San Antonio, on sizable bare cypress trees.

The staircase leads to the Chapelle Treehouse, the queen bedroom is located directly across the river, with a refrigerator, dining area, full walk-in shower, claw-foot bathtub with stained glass windows and lighting, French antiques and a lovely deck.

The carousel tree house features a queen bedroom, refrigerator, kitchenette, carousel chandelier and decorations. Enjoy the lounge area, bathroom, walk-in shower, multi-level bedroom and private deck on the river.

Living in the study tree house of the library, there is a large main room, including the bedroom. Discover the LED flashing headboard on the bed, a large number of books, stained glass, globes, wooden ceilings, book corners, and a gas fireplace with a mesquite mantle.

Sky Castle Castle Tree House is the largest tree house, with two passages leading to a 400-square-foot deck. The living room leads to the second deck. French silks, peacocks, stained glass windows, and barn doors lead to large claw-foot bathtubs, tiled showers and pottery sinks. A French spiral staircase leads to a king-size bed, a seating area, an electric fireplace-all tree houses live in their best condition.

Pro tip: For lunch or dinner at The Laurel Tree by Chef Laurel Waters on Saturday, advance reservations must be made. The seasonal and fresh menu changes once a week, combining Texas and her French training.

Hobbit's Nest Treehouse in Lost Pines County has a large bed high in the trees and great views. Recently powered on, there are air-conditioning and heating, as well as a small refrigerator. The bathroom has cold water and an incineration toilet. The outdoor shower has hot and cold water. Cook outdoors on a propane grill and clean dishes in a portable sink. Lost Pines Forest covers 42 acres, 8 miles from the Bastrop State Park trail and swimming pool, and 10 miles from the Colorado River and Bastrop Restaurant.

Pro tip: Neighbor's Kitchen & Yard provides a meeting place for pizza, draft beer and cocktails on a large deck by the river. Enjoy snacks, chicken wings, salads, calzones, sandwiches, wraps and desserts. Save space for the peach cobbler.

HoneyTree Farm’s Live Oak Treehouse is 7 minutes away from Fredericksburg. It is one of five tree houses. It is a luxurious stilt cottage located in the oak forest of Palo Alto Creek. It is comfortable and bright, surrounded by nature. . You will see songbirds, armadillos, wild turkeys and deer. Enjoy a king-size bed with luxurious linens, beautiful mosquito nets and flashing lights. The book corner has a double sofa bed, sheepskin and pillows, and the treetops can be seen from the round window. The bathroom has a double shower with arched doors. An outdoor bathtub was found under the enclosed hut on three sides, open to the creek, as well as a complete downstairs terrace and adjoining property.

The Sycamore Treehouse side of HoneyTree Farm is only 3 feet above the ground, but the steep river bank makes you feel like you are above the treetops. The attic bedroom offers stunning views of fresh oak trees, native pecans and wild willow trees. Enjoy walk-in rain shower and full-size bathtub, kitchen with stove, small refrigerator/freezer, microwave, Keurig and all accessories.

There are also leaf tree houses, acorn tree houses and sapling tree houses.

Pro tip: Have lunch and dinner in Vaudeville, and the Bistro Prix Fixe menu on Friday and Saturday nights that require reservations.

The uniquely designed Ryders Tree House is located near Baird, 20 miles east of Abilene, in the middle of an 800-acre working ranch, with all the privacy of reconnection and relaxation. The outdoor shielded bathroom and shielded kitchen with grilled steak are located on the first floor. Enjoy the grilled morel mushroom fire pit, wine viewing deck and relaxing hammock. The double bed in the air-conditioned nest upstairs offers views of the countryside. Bring your bike and ride along the ranch road. The season is from March 1 to November

Pro tip: Don Luis Café offers Mexican and Cuban cuisine, such as street tacos, Cuban sandwiches, chicken and rice, grilled pork, Chilean Relleno, nachos, beef or chicken fajitas.

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Janie H. Pace is a travel writer and photographer based in Fort Worth, Texas. Her cooking, wine, and travel photography adventures led her through Peru, from Cusco through the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu, where she tasted locally grown vegetables and potato bread; from Lake Louise to Banff and Jia Sper’s Icefield Boulevard, where she photographed wildlife and landscapes, and indulged in the Fairmont luxury hotel; and Hawaii’s four largest islands, where she explored Haleakala and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and enjoyed the local Poking bowl. Whether it's wine tasting, restaurant reviews, or local craft beer or brewery tours, Jenny will publish her adventures in various publications on Journey Mapped.

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