We found the Out N' About Treehouse Treesort quite by accident! We were looking to sleep in a tipi when Google automatically filled in the words "treehouse" for us. Really?! You can do that?! We stayed four nights and five days and they were the very best of our vacation, in fact, after we continued on with our road trip, the rest of the days seemed a little faded compared to those five magical days in a place that feels like the Ewok Village in Star Wars! So named because of the suspension bridges connecting all the treehouses together and because of the glowing lights strung up among the trees at night. The stars are unbelievable because it is so dark at night. You even have a clear view of the Milky Way! Don't worry if you are afraid of heights because there is a treehouse for you too! The houses are all unique, and are all at different levels from a few steps to dizzying heights, and all are different styles from rustic to shwanky!
We were greeted by the Staff members, one of which is the daughter of the mastermind behind these half dozen treehouse wonders. They were all so warm and accommodating! So were the kitchen staff who made breakfasts so delicious, my mouth is watering at the memory. Visitors provide their own lunch and dinner but a fully-equipped kitchen is available to the campers; from BBQs to spatulas. There is a common campfire pit with lots of chairs and tables to congregate and it truly feels like a close-knit community after only a few days. It is so easy to make friends and we all left with each others' emails and addresses and unforgettable memories. There are so many things to do right on location! From ziplining to horse back riding to swimming in a natural pool where it would be all too easy to imagine fairies flitting about your head. (A word of warning though! Because it is a natural pool and comes right from the river it can be very refreshing!! :D Brrrr!)
My children loved to feed the horses who were more than willing to eat! There are also free range chickens led by a majestic looking rooster named Stu, whom we all referred to as "Stew" because of his cheerful wake up call at the crack of dawn!
And if perhaps, visitors run out of things to do, there are plenty of things to do nearby, like the Oregon Caves, Crater lake, blueberry picking, sightseeing etc. People love it so much, that they are always booked solid a full year in advance so plan waaaay ahead of time!

We stayed at the satellite facility (The Lilypad) because the main treesort was full. At first we were disappointed but now I wouldn't have had it any other way. Yes, its dirty, and there are lots of mosquitos, but sleeping way up in the tree, with only canvas roll down windows, was amazing. The only draw back was the toliet in the treehouse, is right next to the bed with only a curtain to pull around you... so you better be comfortable around one another! Also, I didn't care for the outside shower - it was a good shower, but also, just a curtain, and quite aways away from the treehouse - all I could think about were scary movies that involved psychos in the woods... But the owner, Sandy, was a nice lady and a great cook! We would stay again for sure!

We stayed 1 night on our way to Southern Oregon, and found the Treesort to be a very well-built, clean compound. The tree houses were obviously built with care, expertise, and attention to detail. Many different ones to choose from, so review the descriptions carefully to match your needs! Ours had a loft bedroom (PleasanTree) - not so comfortable climbing up to for a couple of 50+ year olds. Should have picked one with a real bed.

Offseason the place was quieter and not crowded -- no dramas being performed on the charming theater stage, for instance. In the summer, I bet the place is absolutely magical. In the morning, we enjoyed an old fashioned breakfast of fresh eggs and waffles in the main house -- delicious. I have grandkids and would love to bring them here.

We got a tree house with a bathroom; but there's also clean, well built public bathrooms with showers on the grounds.

My only complaint was that, the night we stayed, several teenagers were shrieking and running around the grounds til 1 am or so. No one apparently tried to rein them in or tell them to quiet down. So we didn't get to sleep until late. Things are definitely wilder in the country.

When my wife told us where we were going on vacation I asked what was wrong with Hawaii. This place was awesome. Great activities for the kids. Not too far from town if you want to drive in and get a pizza. Drove about forty minutes for white water rafting. The best zip lines on site with great guides. Other families were fun to hang out with. Book early as it does fill up. Will go again but prefer a treehouse on the ground. Thirty feet up on a free standing bridge was a little sketchy. There is a rooster that needs to be shot becaue he thinks 5 am is time for everyone to get up.