The Philly Glamping Tree House — a one-of-a-kind overnight experience in Pottstown — has been named one of only eight unforgettable getaways in Pennsylvania. Ashley Adams included it in her wrap-up of unique accommodations across the commonwealth in The Keystone.

The arboreal retreat in western Montgomery County is listed with other distinct properties that include:

• A York home designed to look like a shoe
• Buffalo Bill’s Perryopolis home (near Pittsburgh) from the film The Silence of the Lambs
• Majestic Hilltop Castle in Beach Lake, northeast of Scranton

All 10 recommended accommodations are bookable through Vrbo or Airbnb.

The Philly Glamping Tree House is a private experience on a 100-acre family farm. The host family’s dwelling is nearby, but the treehouse is surrounded by woodlands that give it privacy.

It features onsite parking, a canvas cover, electrical hookups, a wooden deck, a hammock, a king bed, two single beds, a hot tub, and a slide.

It’s got everything but an inside bathroom, but the owners provide a Porta Potty.

Reviewer Sarah wrote: “So magical! A quaint little hideaway that felt so removed from the chaos of life but so easy to access all the conveniences of modern living. Clean space, excellent hosts, beautiful land … .”

The full list of properties recommended alongside the Philly Glamping Tree House is at The Keystone.

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Among the tourism assets in this section of the county is The Carousel At Pottstown, a vintage attraction for kids and adults.