September 29, 2016 5:30 am
Life 
The two treehouses at Skamania Lodge are each have a total of 750 square feet, including the outdoor deck and fireplace, and one is ADA accessible.
Todd Gillespie, sales and marketing director, points out fun features of the treehouse, including this indoor/outdoor fireplace, complete with a wood carved tic-tac-toe board, two rocking chairs and a table.
A fire pit is shared between treehouse guests and is perfect for roasting s'mores, having a glass of wine at night, or just relaxing.
The "refined rustic," interior was designed by Ankrom Moisan Architects of Portland.
In the spirit of staying true to the treehouse theme, a branch is used as a clothing bar in the bathroom closet.
Ron Mitchell, principal architect with MG2 of Seattle, shows open house attendees a photo of an outdoor bathtub at a treehouse he built recently. The units at Skamania Lodge do not currently have this option.
Guests to Skamania Lodge now have the opportunity to revisit their childhood with a stay in two new treehouses.
The units are nestled among tall Douglas firs with peak-a-boo views of the Columbia River Gorge. They are a combination of simple touches and modern luxuries, with cedar decks, dark tile, reclaimed wood, indoor/outdoor fire places, tic-tac-toe boards and walk-in showers.
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