Treehouse Bungalow at Xtreme Marina: Crosby, Texas Group Getaway

#2 Treehouse Bungalow sits above Xtreme Marina on the outskirts of Crosby, Texas, offering a compact, well-equipped getaway for groups of up to six. The setting marries a rugged recreational park vibe with the comforts of a modern bungalow. An observation deck crowns the structure, giving guests a place to watch sunsets, race weekends, or the comings and goings at the marina. Downstairs, a lit hangout area, a small bar, and a BBQ pit make evening meals and games easy logistics for groups who want to relax after a day on the water.

Inside, the layout is efficient: two double beds and one king provide room for six, while A/C and a hot shower deliver straightforward comfort. The property includes a small refrigerator, a table and bar seating, and a restroom supplied with soap; towels and a full kitchen are not provided, so groups should plan to grill and keep meals simple. Check-in is noon with varied cutoff times during the week; check-out is 9:00 AM. A $200 card hold is collected at check-in for incidentals and released within seven days after inspection.

Practical perks make this a smart choice for boating and park weekends. Each booking includes six Xtreme Marina armbands when at least one Xtreme Park general admission armband is purchased; otherwise a $15 marina admission fee per person applies. Note that event weekends carry a two-night minimum and armband pricing may vary. Additional nights are available at a flat rate, which makes extending a last-minute escape straightforward.

The Treehouse’s small footprint encourages shared time — evenings on the deck, charcoals sizzling at the pit, or a lighted hangout where friends rotate stories until late. It’s a particularly good option for groups who prefer an active basecamp over a fully outfitted vacation rental: you’ll trade a stove and television for proximity to boating, park routes, and waterfront energy.

For visitors coming to Crosby, the bungalow is a practical, social-first lodging choice. It fits outdoor-focused trips where days are spent paddling, riding, or spectating and nights are for grilling and comparing highlights under string lights. Responsible use keeps the place in good shape: treat the space like a shared campsite, follow park rules, and remember the marina admissions policy so your group can move freely between on-site recreation and relaxation.

Bookings accommodate up to eight people with sleeping for six across two doubles and a king, which makes the bungalow well suited to family groups or close friends. The property supplies soap but not towels, so pack lightweight quick-dry towels and basic toiletries. Keep in mind there is no stove or coffee maker, so stock up before arrival or plan to use the on-site grill for breakfast and dinner.