Tree house hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is the land of a thousand lakes, vast beech forests, Bodden landscapes, and endless Baltic Sea coasts. Those who stay overnight in a treehouse here are nestled in a natural setting that is hard to beat: from the Bodden view on Rügen to the bird park in Marlow and a treehouse right in the Schwerin Zoo. Here’s an overview of four treehouse hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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Quick Overview: Treehouse Hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
| Name | Address | Details | Sauna | Pool/Whirlpool | Dogs | Opening |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surfhostel Ummanz | Haide district, 18569 Ummanz | 1 treehouse, 2 people | – | – | Yes | April–October |
| Marlow Bird Park | Kölzower Chaussee 1, 18337 Marlow | 1 treehouse (+ other houses), 4 people | – | – | No | May–September |
| Schwerin Zoo | An der Crivitzer Chaussee 1, 19061 Schwerin | 1 treehouse, up to 6 people | – | – | No | March–October |
| Grüne Wiek | Zur Wiek 4, 23968 Hohenkirchen | 6 honeycomb houses, up to 6 people | – | – | No | All year round |
In Detail: Treehouse Hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Surfhostel Ummanz
Address: Haide district, 18569 Ummanz (Rügen)
More info: → Detail page on Walderlebnispfade.de
The treehouse at Surfhostel Ummanz is located on the island of Rügen, about 6 meters high at the edge of the spacious complex, offering a direct view over the field to the Bodden – ideal for watching the sunset over Hiddensee in the evening. The house for two people features a double bed, a spacious terrace with sun loungers and hammocks, and a small refrigerator; the price of 120 euros per night including breakfast makes it an attractive offer for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. Showers and toilets are located in the central washhouse of the lively hostel complex.
Price level: €€ | Comfort: ★★★
Marlow Bird Park
Address: Kölzower Chaussee 1, 18337 Marlow
More info: → Detail page on Walderlebnispfade.de
At Vogelpark Marlow, you don’t just sleep anywhere, but right next to over 1,200 animals across 22 hectares – the Baumbett Deluxe is located directly next to the walk-in South America enclosure and offers two double beds as well as a small outdoor kitchen. After the park closes, the complex belongs entirely to overnight guests, who can then enjoy the nocturnal sounds of nature and observe nocturnal animals. In addition to the treehouse accommodation, other houses such as the Storchennest, the Masoalalodge, and the Outback-Lodge are available.
Price level: €€ | Comfort: ★★★★
Schwerin Zoo
Address: An der Crivitzer Chaussee 1, 19061 Schwerin
More info: → Detail page on Walderlebnispfade.de
The treehouse in Schwerin Zoo is reminiscent of Alexander von Humboldt’s historic research hut and is located amidst capuchin monkeys, coatis, and lions – animals can be observed from all windows, even from the bathroom. The 40 square meters are divided into three sleeping alcoves for up to 6 people, plus a small kitchenette and a private bathroom with shower and toilet in the treehouse. In the morning, no alarm clock wakes you, but the cries of monkeys or the roar of lions.
Price level: €€ | Comfort: ★★★
Grüne Wiek
Address: Zur Wiek 4, 23968 Hohenkirchen
More info: → Detail page on Walderlebnispfade.de
In Beckerwitz on Wohlenberger Wiek, just 800 meters from the natural Baltic Sea beach, six hexagonal honeycomb houses stand in an old tree population – each consists of three interconnected honeycombs with sleeping areas for up to 6 people and a minimalist living area. The sanitary facilities are located in the year-round heated communal building; the site also features the Wildkräuterhof Winkelkraut with a garden café, where optional massages and other wellness extras can be booked. The concept is close to glamping and appeals to all who want to consciously slow down and experience the Baltic Sea coast off the beaten path.
Price level: €€€ | Comfort: ★★★★
Our Tip for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Schwerin Zoo: If you’re looking for something truly unforgettable, you should book a night in the Humboldt Treehouse at Schwerin Zoo – falling asleep to the roar of lions and waking up to the cries of monkeys is an experience you won’t find anywhere else in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions about Treehouse Hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Which treehouse hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern have a sauna or hot tub?
None of the four treehouse hotels presented here in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern explicitly mention a sauna or hot tub. At Grüne Wiek, wellness extras such as massages can be booked optionally.
Are there dog-friendly treehouse hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?
Yes, Surfhostel Ummanz on Rügen explicitly welcomes guests with dogs. The other three accommodations – Vogelpark Marlow, Schwerin Zoo, and Grüne Wiek – do not allow pets.
When is the best time to travel for a treehouse hotel in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?
Most houses are open from April or May to September or October, with summer being naturally the most popular season on the Baltic Sea coast and the Bodden waters. Grüne Wiek is the only accommodation that can be booked year-round, which also allows for autumn and winter stays on the Baltic Sea. The treehouse in Schwerin Zoo opens as early as March, offering early spring experiences amidst the zoo animals.
