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Hobbit House: Treehouse Camping on the New River — Paddle, Tube and Sleep Steps from the Water
A treehouse campsite on the New River operated by Wahoo's Adventures that pairs rugged overnight stays with nearby modern bathrooms and direct river access; this guide explains what to bring, booking realities, and on-site requirements.
Hobbit House: Treehouse Camping on the New River — Paddle, Tube and Sleep Steps from the Water.
Perched on the New River, the Hobbit House is a compact treehouse rental that lets you sleep with a roof over your head while staying literally on the water. Operated by Wahoo's Adventures, the site combines the rough-hewn intimacy of a treehouse with practical comforts—state-of-the-art bathrooms and showers nearby—so you can paddle or tube right from your campsite and return to a simple, sheltered cabin at day's end.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A compact treehouse on the New River
Hobbit House is a treehouse-style cabin on the New River that provides a roofed, elevated campsite; it sleeps three adults or two adults and two children, and is intended for visitors who bring their own bedding and camping kit.
Launch from your site
One of the property’s defining features is immediate river access: guests can paddle or tube right from their campsite—note that purchasing a Wahoo's activity is required with all camping reservations.
Modern facilities close at hand
Although the Hobbit House is rugged in spirit, state-of-the-art bathrooms and showers are conveniently located nearby, letting you travel light on creature comforts without sacrificing basic hygiene.
What the day feels like
What the stay actually feels like
Expect a straightforward, water-focused overnight: arrive with your sleeping gear and cooler, claim the Hobbit House treehouse, and make the river the center of your day—launching directly from camp to paddle or tube stretches of the New River, then returning to the sheltered treehouse and nearby bath facilities at night. The operator pairs a back-to-nature setting with practical infrastructure so you can focus on river time rather than logistics.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Pack your bed roll, sleeping bag, cooler and the rest of your camping gear; the cabins are not provisioned with personal bedding or coolers.
State-of-the-art bathrooms and showers are conveniently located near the campsite so you can clean up after paddling or tubing.
Cabins fill up quickly—reserve early—and remember that purchasing a Wahoo's activity (tubing, paddling, rafting, etc.) is required with all camping reservations.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need to buy an activity to camp at Hobbit House?
Yes. Purchasing a Wahoo's activity is required with all camping reservations.
How many people can Hobbit House sleep?
The cabin sleeps three adults, or two adults and two children.
Are there bathrooms and showers on site?
Yes. State-of-the-art bathrooms and showers are conveniently located nearby.
Can I paddle or tube from my campsite?
Yes. You can paddle or tube right from your site on the New River.
What should I bring for the stay?
Bring your bed roll, sleeping bag, cooler and the rest of your camping gear.
How quickly do cabins book up?
Cabins go fast—reserve your cabin as soon as you can to secure dates.