You can stay the night in a giant floating pine cone – yes, you read that right

The Pinecone Treehouse in California

Yes, really (Picture: Jam Press)

Ever wanted to sleep in a pine cone suspended 35ft above the ground?

Well now’s your chance.

Pinecone Treehouse is a wild property nestled in the trees of Bonny Doon’s redwood forest in California.

And if that doesn’t make this Airbnb unique enough already, it’s almost three dozen feet above the ground, accessed via a set of wooden steps that lead up to a trap door.

Inside, you’ll see that the wooden pine cone is actually mostly windows, allowing guests to enjoy 360-degree views.

And worry not, they windows are reflective for extra privacy.

The Pinecone Treehouse in California - the wooden steps

Behold (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
Don’t look down (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
There’s not much going on inside (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
Not a bad view (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)

Other than the bed and the view, there’s not much else in the tree house, so it’s back to basics if you’re staying here.

There’s a ‘woodsy’ sink and shower with running water in a bathroom down on the forest floor, and a compostable WC in place of a loo with traditional plumbing.

Tranquil (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
The bathroom (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
There’s a great view in there too (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
It’s a bit of a trek to get to the loo (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)

As the owner puts it, Pinecone House’s purpose is to allow guests a space where they can ‘tap into your higher self’ and ‘rediscover your inner calm’.

Bonny Doon, which is said to be named after a poem by Scottish poet Robert Burns, is a logging town in California with just over 2,800 residents.

Lush (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
There is running water for the shower (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
Keeping up the pinecone theme (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
A place to chill (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
Not too shabby (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)
Fancy it? (Picture: Jam Press/Ali KQL Photography)

It’s surrounded by hundreds of acres of untouched greenery as well as a few wineries and lavendar farms.

So if you do book a stay in the tree house, you’ll want to make sure you’ve brought any necessities in with you, because shops won’t exactly be within walking distance.

You can book a stay in the treehouse through Airbnb but it’s so popular that the owner has to release availability every two to three months, and announces this release date ahead of time.

You’ll have to move fast, but the next set of dates is being released on 3 April at 5pm.

At the time of writing, a stay on the only free night listed (11-12 March) including all the fees and taxes costs a whopping £816.

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