We’ve stayed at several B&B’s across the country and although it was neat to be in a tree house there weren’t many special touches around to really make the experience stand out. We loved the idea of staying in a tree house but this place was missing the “wow” factor for us. Maybe our expectations were too high but the... More

My family and I completely enjoyed our stay at Vertical Horizons. It was a splurge to stay there and I'm rather happy that we did. We stayed at the cottage which was great for our daughter (4 1/2), she loved sleeping in her loft and out of the three tree houses it was our favorite (nice porch). The setting is... More

Had a wonderful peaceful stay in the Calypso at Vertical Horizons. The treehouses are spotlessly clean and beautiful. The breakfast was wonderful and the owners hospitality was great. If you want a great night sleep in a clean treehouse this is the place to go! We stayed at the other treehouse place which is very unique but it was far... More

We found Vertical Horizons on the internet researching our Oregon trip. We were really looking foward on "sleeping in the trees" but actually here is how it was in reality. First you have to pay in advance, and leave your credit card details. The other thing is that this place is kind of hard to find, to be fair they... More

We stayed at Vertical Horizons Treehouse for 3 nights and had a wonderful time. We were a group of 4 and booked two of the treehouses. Jodi is very helpful and guided us well throughout on different activities. Plus, they had a good breakfast every morning. We saw the caves in Cave Junction, Crater Lake and Klamath (in CA on... More

We stayed at Vertical Horizons last summer and LOVED it! Friends of ours met us in California and we drove up to Cave Junction for a few days. In total we had kids ages 15, 13, 10, 9 and 2 years old. They all had a great time too. The townspeople are amazing and friendly. The owners of the treehouses... More

We stayed at Vertical Horizons/Treehouse paradise from 21-25 July 2008. I heard about the Oregon Treehouses on NW magazine, then viewed the websites. This property wasn't on the radar-no reviews, and it does not show up on a lot of web searches. What I can say-it's somewhat remote by many people's standards, but really-it's just 5 miles from Cave Junction.... More