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Twelve canopy treehouses
Private treehouses from 30 to 91 feet above the jungle — river views, macaw outlooks, and Casa Grande for up to five guests.
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Treehouse Lodge Amazon Peru
The only all-inclusive Amazon treehouse lodge — twelve canopy homes, eighteen included excursions, private guides
Loreto, Loreto
3 nights
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Experience highlights
What a stay here actually feels like.
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18 excursions included
From treetop canopy walks and pink dolphin sunsets to piranha fishing, caiman spotting, and medicinal plant walks — all included with your stay.
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Treetop canopy walk
Explore the Amazon 30–70 feet up on canopy walkways at a lodge named among National Geographic's most unusual hotel experiences.
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All-inclusive Amazon immersion
Meals, airport transfers, private guide, and every excursion in one transparent rate — book direct on treehouselodge.com.
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Pacaya-Samiria corridor
Set where the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers meet, near Peru's Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve — prime wildlife and river ecosystems.
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Unplug by design
Solar-powered lodge with no WiFi or cell service — a rare chance to fully reconnect with the rainforest and your travel companions.
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About
About this getaway
Treehouse Lodge is the only all-inclusive treehouse lodge in the Amazon, set at the confluence of the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers near the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve in Loreto, Peru. Twelve private treehouses sit 30 to 91 feet above the jungle floor, each with ensuite bathroom, hot shower, and screened windows for canopy views and natural ventilation.
Every stay is all-inclusive: round-trip transportation between Iquitos Airport and the lodge, three Peruvian-style meals daily, bottled water and juice at breakfast, all 18 excursions of your choice, and a private English/Spanish-speaking guide. Guests plan each day with their guide on arrival — from sunrise birdwatching and treetop canopy walks to pink dolphin sunset cruises, piranha fishing, dugout canoe trips, and nighttime caiman spotting.
The lodge operates on solar power with no WiFi or cell service, designed for full immersion in the rainforest. Treehouse Lodge has been nominated for World Travel Awards including Peru's Leading Lodge and South America's Leading Eco-Lodge.
Treehouse Lodge was built for travellers who want the Amazon from an angle most visitors never experience — the treetop canopy. Located where the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers meet, the lodge connects guests to the wild, magical world of the Peruvian Amazon without sacrificing comfort.
Packages & pricing
Rates and availability from the property's official booking page.
All-Inclusive Treehouse Stay
Lodging, meals, transfers, private guide, and all 18 excursions in one rate.
Check dates & bookDos Ramas or Casa Alta (2 guests)
Intimate two-guest treehouses with jungle or macaw views.
Check dates & bookCasa Grande (up to 5 guests)
Largest Swiss Family Robinson-style treehouse for families or small groups.
Check dates & bookGuide-Led Excursion Days
Plan daily from 18 included excursions — dolphins, canopy walk, piranha fishing, caimans, and more.
Check dates & bookPlan your trip
Availability notes
- • Book early — limited treehouses fill quickly in peak season.
- • Share arrival flight time to match 9:15 AM or 1:30 PM Iquitos pickups.
- • Discuss high-water vs low-water preferences when planning excursion mix.
Accommodation
- Dos Ramas Treehouse 110 (up to 2 guests)
- Laguna Vista Treehouse 120 (up to 3 guests)
- Rio Vista Treehouse 230 (up to 3 guests)
- Serena Treehouse 250 (up to 3 guests)
- Costa Bella Treehouse 260 (up to 3 guests)
- Casa Grande Treehouse 310 (up to 5 guests)
- Bamboo House Treehouse 320 (up to 4 guests)
- The Cradle Treehouse 420 (up to 3 guests)
- Wimba House Treehouse 510 (up to 3 guests)
- Casa Alta Treehouse 520 (up to 2 guests)
- Alta Vista Treehouse 530 (up to 3 guests)
- Soledad Treehouse 540 (up to 3 guests)
Location & travel
- Getting there
- Fly to Iquitos (IQT) — Peru's largest city unreachable by road. Treehouse Lodge provides round-trip transportation from Iquitos Airport to the lodge (about 2.5 hours by car then boat) with pickups at 9:15 AM and 1:30 PM daily. Contact bookings@treehouselodge.com or call (801) 210-9350 to coordinate arrival.
Policies
- Minimum stay
- Confirm minimum nights and availability on treehouselodge.com when booking.
- Cancellation
- Confirm current cancellation and deposit policies on treehouselodge.com when booking.
- Children
- Contact bookings@treehouselodge.com for family suitability and treehouse selection.
Contact & book
Reach the retreat directly or reserve online
FAQ
Good to know
Where is Treehouse Lodge located and how do I get there?
Treehouse Lodge sits on the Yarapa River in the Peruvian Amazon, near the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. Travel to Iquitos by air (no roads connect it to the outside world), then the lodge handles the 2.5-hour transfer — first by car, then by boat. Two daily airport pickups are offered: 9:15 AM and 1:30 PM.
What's included in the all-inclusive rate?
Round-trip transportation between Iquitos Airport and the lodge, three Peruvian-style meals per day, bottled water and juice at breakfast, all excursions of your choice, and an English/Spanish-speaking guide. Flights to Iquitos, drinks beyond water, tips, and souvenirs are not included.
When is the best time to visit — high water or low water season?
High water (December–May) means rivers rise 20–25 feet, opening more waterways for canoeing and lush scenery. Low water (June–November) exposes more jungle paths for walking, brings slightly warmer days, and tends to mean fewer mosquitoes. Both seasons offer outstanding wildlife viewing.
Are excursions included, and what's available?
Yes — every excursion is included. Choose from 18 unique excursions including sunrise birdwatching, swimming in the Amazon, dugout canoe trips, piranha fishing, jungle walks for medicinal plants and wildlife, sunset cruises with pink dolphins, nighttime caiman spotting, and stargazing. Plan each day with your private guide on arrival.
What should I pack?
Lightweight breathable clothing (avoid cotton), long pants and sleeves for jungle walks, long socks, walking shoes, hat, insect repellent with 20–30% DEET, sunscreen, flashlight or headlamp, and a dry bag for camera gear. Bring cash in USD or Peruvian Soles (bills under $50) for drinks, tips, and souvenirs. Leave hairdryers, curling irons, and straighteners at home — they overload the solar power system.
Will I have WiFi or cell service?
No — and the lodge considers that part of the experience. There is no WiFi or cell service at the lodge, giving guests a rare chance to unplug and reconnect with nature. Handle anything urgent before boarding the boat in Iquitos.
How many treehouses does the lodge have?
Treehouse Lodge offers twelve private treehouses ranging from intimate two-guest units like Dos Ramas 110 and Casa Alta 520 to Casa Grande 310 which sleeps up to five. Each treehouse has ensuite bathroom, hot shower, and screened windows.
How do I book or contact Treehouse Lodge?
Book at treehouselodge.com, email bookings@treehouselodge.com or admin@treehouselodge.com, or call (801) 210-9350 daily 8am–8pm (GMT+8). Reservations are also available via Airbnb and Booking.com as listed on the site.
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