Package up your love for a mini-getaway with your desire to drink wine and then head to Monroe, North Carolina, to the wonderful vineyard there that has treehouses you can rent for the night – or one you can rent by the hour if you just want to hang in a treehouse while you drink, but don’t want to spend the whole night.
Located 45 minutes from Uptown Charlotte, Treehouse Vineyards is one of the coolest places to visit in the metropolitan Charlotte area.
The vineyard and tasting room are open seven days a week — something you can't say about all of the vineyards in the Tar Heel State. And it quite often hosts live musicians and even has karaoke events so you can be the star of the show (after some wine, of course!).
The award-winning wines here come in a number of varieties. Purchase by the glass or the bottle - and prepare to bring a bottle or case home to tide you over until the next visit.
Of course, no one says you have to go home when the place closes for the night. You COULD always rent one of the two treehouses available for overnight stays.
The luxurious queen bed in the loft comfortably sleeps two in this dreamy escape. Amenities include a kitchenette, bathroom with a shower, efficiency appliances in the kitchenette, and a grill for cooking on the deck while you watch the sun go down with a glass of Treehouse Vineyards wine in hand.
Or, if you have a larger group you can rent Horsefeathers Hideaway, a wonderful treehouse retreat that sleeps from two to eight people.
Enjoy cool mornings and evenings out on the gigantic 400-square-foot deck, watching the sun come up or go down as the horses graze below.
The third treehouse option at Treehouse Vineyards sets the stage for an extraordinary date night. No need to pay an overnight fee to use this treehouse. It's only open during business hours and is the perfect spot (30 feet in the air) to look out over the live music gatherings that take place at the vineyard.
Treehouse Vineyards is open seven days a week. The hours are Sunday through Thursday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Learn more with a visit to the vineyard’s website, here.
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