This road trip will take you to the most wish-listed Airbnbs in the Northeast
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It’s time for a road trip across the American Northeast. Whether you’re after a series of good hikes, fall foliage, or just some time for you and your partner to break away from it all and reconnect, these remote Airbnb properties will do the trick. The one common theme of the most wish-listed Airbnbs in the Northeast? Residents in and travelers to the region have a penchant for elevated crashpads — most of these popular New England Airbnbs are treehouses.
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The Canopy Treehouse, a luxury carbon-free retreat — Sanford, Maine
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The Canopy Treehouse gives new meaning to luxury in the woods. Elevated, with striking architecture and a cozy feel, it’s one of the nicest treehouse Airbnbs in the entire world. Ideal for couples and small groups, this one is among the most wish-listed Airbnbs in the Northeast because it’s simply breathtaking. Add in the hiking, a full kitchen, and a patio that’s perfect for lounging wtih a cocktail, and you have the fixings for a great first stop on this road trip.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $425 per night
Treehouse at The Shire — Conway, New Hampshire
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Slightly more rustic but equally impressive, Treehouse at The Shire is among the most wish-listed Airbnbs in the Northeast because it provides the perfect opportunity to unplug and forget about city life. You’ll cozy up on the patio, heat water for tea (or a hot toddy) on the propane stove, and enjoy a few days off-grid. Hiking, snowshoeing, and outdoor activities abound in the New Hampshire wilderness.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $124 per night
Tanglebloom Cabin — Brookline, Vermont
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This epic cabin is like sleeping fully immersed in nature, yet with a security cocoon to protect you from any unpredicted elements. You’ll wake up to 360-degree views of the surrounding forest and maybe even sip your morning coffee with a passing deer. Days here are spent hiking, lounging, reading, and tree climbing. Oh, and taking plenty of pictures — because your crew back home won’t believe you stayed somewhere so amazing.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $186 per night
Willow Treehouse — Willow, New York
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Here in upsate New York, you can relax amongst the rolling hills and the lake. This property is ideal for couples who enjoy hiking, fishing, and generally secluding themselves together in a fine piece of architecture. The Willow Treehouse also has a hot tub, ideal for those cold New England winter nights (or days, who are we kidding).
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $382 per night
Geodesic dome in the woods — Bethlehem, Connecticut
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At this geodesic dome in Bethlehem, Connecticut, you’re living like a hobbit without all the corny accouterment that typically accompanies “hobbit houses.” You’re fully off-grid here, with no water or electricity — but rest easy knowing that the host’s home is nearby for amenities. This one was made for the writers, poets, artists, and couples who draw inspiration from geodesic shapes.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $52 per night
Farm on the coast near Newport — Saunderstown, Rhode Island
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At this point in the road trip, you have the chance to diversify a bit by staying in a barn. Yes, it’s red, and yes, it’s the proper shape of a barn. But no, you won’t nestle amongst hay and troughs. Rather, you’ll tuck into the lap of luxury here in rural Rhode Island. The beach is nearby, and the host provides bikes to get there and boogie boards to ride once you reach the shore.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $161 per night
The Pond House — Ashfield, Massachusetts
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Conclude your road trip to the most wish-listed Airbnbs in the Northeast with a stay at this pond house cabin. Relax along the waterfront, chill inside with a book, or get in a hike — we recommend squeezing all three of those activities into one full day of mental and physical wellness. You’re nearly off-grid here as well, with a composting toilet and outdoor sink, but the property still manages to harness the luxury that makes it such a highly desired rental. 
Five guests, one bedroom
Price: $310 per night
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