Tree House Cove

Where the Wild Still Whispers

 If you’ve ever longed for a true wilderness escape, a remote Alaska adventures awaits on the edge of Kachemak Bay. Accessible only by boat, Tree House Cove Lodge is a rare kind of retreat—one where ocean meets forest, and time slows to the rhythm of the tide. Nestled along moss-draped cliffs, rustic treehouses open to sweeping views of the bay, offering solitude that feels both grounding and exhilarating. Tree House Cove Lodge is a perfect destination for those seeking adventure and tranquility in the heart of nature.

Here, mornings begin with eagles soaring overhead and the sound of waves below your deck. The salty air carries the scent of spruce and seaweed. By afternoon, you might find yourself kayaking across glassy waters, hiking through the untouched Alaskan wilderness, or beachcombing along hidden coves. When night falls, campfire flames reflect on the bay as you savor freshly caught salmon, sip wine chilled in a tidepool, and watch the sky shift from rose to indigo.

Your day at Tree House Cove Lodge might include exploring the nearby coastline.

The Experience

Treehouse Cove Lodge is not your typical resort—it’s an immersion. Every treehouse, handcrafted and locally inspired, blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings. Inside, you’ll find cozy beds, rustic furnishings, and expansive windows framing wild ocean views. This is off-grid living redefined—simple, soulful, and deeply restorative.

At Tree House Cove Lodge, each treehouse provides a unique perspective on the stunning landscape.

Electricity is minimal, but the luxury lies in the silence. With no road access, no crowds, and no Wi-Fi, you reconnect with what truly matters. Morning coffee tastes richer when brewed over a camp stove. Evenings feel sacred when the only sounds are waves and wind. For couples seeking a romantic retreat, this is a place to rediscover each other—and the thrill of being completely unplugged. Tree House Cove Lodge offers an experience like no other, combining adventure with relaxation.

Adventures Nearby

Adventure thrives in every direction. Paddle along the rocky coast of Kachemak Bay, where otters play and seals surface beside your kayak. Take a guided boat excursion to Grewingk Glacier Lake, a surreal turquoise expanse surrounded by mountains and floating icebergs.

Hikers can explore Kachemak Bay State Park—Alaska’s first state park—home to miles of trails weaving through coastal rainforest, alpine ridges, and wildflower meadows. Look for moose tracks, bald eagles, and perhaps even a glimpse of a brown bear in the distance. Fishing charters launch from nearby Homer, known as “the halibut fishing capital of the world.” And for a truly local experience, stop by the Homer Spit for art galleries, seafood shacks, and breathtaking views across the bay.

Visitors to Tree House Cove Lodge are enchanted by the untouched beauty of the surroundings.

Each day is an invitation to move, explore, and return to your treehouse with wind-tousled hair and salt on your skin.

Why We Love It

At Atlas + Wild, we’re drawn to places that redefine connection — to nature, to stillness, and to wonder. Treehouse Cove Lodge captures our brand’s essence perfectly. It’s not about luxury for luxury’s sake; it’s intentional simplicity that leaves space for awe. Tree House Cove Lodge embodies our philosophy of connecting with the world around us.

Here, architecture doesn’t compete with the wilderness — it harmonizes with it. Every stay feels like a dialogue between design and the natural world, crafted for travelers who crave authenticity. This is where curated travel meets the wild, and where adventure becomes a deeply personal form of art. Every traveler at Tree House Cove Lodge finds a profound sense of peace amidst nature.

The Spirit of the Coast

Kachemak Bay feels like the edge of the earth—a place that humbles and heals. The tides rise and fall, carving new shapes into the coastline each day. Sea otters float in kelp beds, eagles cry from above, and somewhere beyond the horizon, whales breach. It’s raw, cinematic Alaska—the kind that reminds you how small and wondrous the world can be. Tree House Cove Lodge provides an escape where the beauty of Kachemak Bay captivates the senses.

As night settles in, lanterns glow across the cove, casting golden light against the dark sea. You might share stories by the fire or sit in silence beneath a sky spilling with stars. Treehouse Cove isn’t just a place to visit—it’s a place to feel fully alive.

Quick Facts

Location: Kachemak Bay, Alaska — accessible by boat from Homer
Elevation: Coastal cliffs overlooking the bay
Accommodations: Handcrafted treehouses built into the forested bluff
Property Size: Private cove surrounded by spruce and tide pools
Amenities: Fire pits, outdoor dining, ocean-view decks, locally inspired meals, kayak access
Nearby Adventures: Kachemak Bay State Park hiking, glacier kayaking, fishing charters, wildlife watching, Homer Spit galleries
Seasonal Operation: Summer – Early Fall

The Takeaway

Treehouse Cove Lodge isn’t just a getaway—it’s a reminder of what travel used to mean. No crowds. No screens. Just unfiltered connection—to nature, to your senses, and to each other. For those seeking off-grid coastal escapes that stir the soul, Alaska’s wild coast is still writing stories like this one—untamed, unforgettable, and completely yours. Tree House Cove Lodge is a destination that invites you to reconnect with what matters most.

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