Secret Bamboo Jungle Treehouse in Panama

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Tucked on a private sea-side residence in Panama hangs with stunning bamboo tree house build around a large central tree. It looks like something straight out of “Swiss Family Robinson”! There are two double bedrooms overlooking the jungle, as well as an open-concept living/dining/kitchen space.

You take a rope bridge and ladder up to your lodging, so be prepared for that! There’s an outdoor shower at the base of the tree, as well as a toilet up in the treehouse.

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“Swiss Family Robinson”-Style Bamboo Tree House

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Living and dining area.

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The toilet is behind that door.

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There’s a kitchen and “getting ready” sink.

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Is that a little glass holder? Nifty.

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First of two bedrooms. Romantic!

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Stunning jungle views.

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Second bedroom.

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What you see from the front porch.

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View over the kitchen cabinets.

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Outdoor shower by a tree.

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Could you handle the rope bridge?

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VIDEO: Jungle Tree House by The Sea

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2 bedroom treehouse built around a huge tree & overlooking the lush jungle & garden in a hidden setting. Artistically designed & comfortable; welcoming romantic souls, nature lovers & the adventurous. Enjoy nature in the harmony of an eco environment; ocean breezes, sound of waves, bird songs & monkeys. Spectacular sandy beaches are only steps away. Surf, swim, bike, explore & live the adventure!

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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8 comments

  1. I could have handled it all when I was younger! Looks like a perfect place for a honeymoon. I am 75 y/o now, though, and beyond that.
    Still…it sure is beautiful!

  2. Lovely house. Beautifully done. Someone please tell me that the place this house is built does not have tree snakes. When I lived in S.E. Asia (Thailand and Indonesia) for 20 plus years, I remember a few times seeing a snake fall out of a tree to the garden floor. This was especially true for plantings of yellow bamboo. My retired US army friend that had survived three tours in Vietnam refused to go near a grove of yellow bamboo because of snakes. I’m not trying to be a “Debbie Downer,” but one must consider these things. These comments are respectfully submitted. Stephan of Arkansas

  3. Natalie: Happy holidays. Unfortunately, it appears that the Airbnb click-on given in this article is the incorrect one…it takes the reader to the treehouse in Washington state and not the one in Panama.

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