Walk With Me Tim checks into a two-storey treehouse
TreeHouse Point's Trillium puts a bedroom above the forest floor, with steep steps and a shared bathhouse.
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I Stayed in America’s Most Unique Treehouse!
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- 1:50Tim climbs the cedar-wrapped spiral staircase and enters the Trillium treehouse.
- 7:05Steep wooden steps lead to the bedroom and its toilet with an integrated sink.
- 10:57A forest path takes Tim to the shared bathhouse and showers.
- 13:18He explores other treehouses on the grounds, including one built onto the back of a truck.
- 19:06Wearing a robe, Tim joins another guest at the fire pit to toast marshmallows.
"How on Earth did they get this bed up here?" Tim asks after climbing to the bedroom. It is a reasonable question in a treehouse where the staircase wraps around a cedar and the upstairs steps look considerably less forgiving.
"I Stayed in America's Most Unique Treehouse!" was Walk With Me Tim's only new upload, drawing roughly 236,000 views. At TreeHouse Point near Seattle, he tours the two-storey Trillium, admiring how the double-height living area makes a compact space feel cosy. Upstairs brings a less romantic detail: a toilet close to the bed, with a sink integrated into its tank. Showers require a walk to the shared bathhouse.
The small practicalities give this woodland stay its character. Earplugs prompt questions about noise, while the guest lodge supplies s'mores ingredients. Tim eventually heads to the outdoor fire pit in his robe to toast marshmallows with another guest. The video also includes a sponsored eSIM segment.
Viewers are talking about the bedside toilet, passing traffic and privacy, particularly a group approaching his accommodation. Others pick up on the pleasing absurdity of a hotel reviewer swapping grand luxury for a night in a tree.
The treehouse is the channel's busiest video right now. His earlier American sleeper-train journey, taking the Lake Shore Limited and Empire Builder through Chicago to Seattle, remains active too, followed by the underground Las Vegas mansion tour: quite a range of places to wake up.
Across the week, about 10,000 subscribers joined. Daily views are also running well above their usual level, with Tim's American itinerary supplying all three of his busiest uploads.
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What viewers say
I love how one minute you’re in a 7 star hotel and the next minute you’re sleeping in a tree 😂
@mammalicious82See it on YouTubeYou were remarkably casual about the group going to your room...
@1LittleNonnaSee it on YouTubeNice of them to give you your own packet of Crisps with your name on them.
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I'm chuckling at the sight of a brit in a bathrobe asking the american couple if he can join them to make smores !! I bet you were the subject of conversation later on lol.
@johnboy4014See it on YouTubePrivacy appears to be a problem at that place!
@colin.dSee it on YouTubeI don't like the toilet that close to the bed 😂
@deb-1558See it on YouTubeThe tree house looks lovely, but I didn't like the toilet right next to the bed. I thought it was a little expensive for one night.
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The videos drawing views on Walk With Me Tim right now
- Channel
- Walk With Me Tim
- Subscribers
- 1,080,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,831,246
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 1, 2026
- Video views so far
- 236,171
- Views on its first day
- 196,014
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Which city connects the two trains in Tim's New York-to-Seattle sleeper journey?
Tim's route takes the Lake Shore Limited to Chicago before continuing to Seattle on the Empire Builder.



