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Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Treesort

300 Page Creek Rd, Cave Junction, 97523-9732, OR

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Overview

Located just outside Cave Junction, the family-owned Treehouse Treesort offers an alternative adventure for families. The 36-acre property features 11 treehouses of different heights and four cabins, all designed with unique angles, corners, lofts, and built-in beds. Some include mini-fridges or a kitchenette, and they vary in size. Two have full bathrooms (Schoolhouse, Cabintree) and two have half baths (Treezebo, Forestree). The others share a central bathhouse. A number of them accommodate five to seven people but are priced at a rate for four (extra fee beyond four). Your stay includes breakfast. Kids will love the onsite activities, including aerial walkways, a play area, volleyball court, rock-lined swimming pool, fire pit, craft classes (small fee), and community cooking area with barbecues, microwaves, and stove top cookers. Extra activities (that cost extra) are the zip line tours, a giant Tarzan swing, and horseback rides. Treesort has a communal summer camp vibe that may or may not be your kind of thing.

Our Editor Loves

  • Treehouses for families of all sizes
  • Lots of outdoor activities
  • Complimentary breakfast and community cooking area

Family Interests

  • Bicycling
  • Hiking
  • Horse Back Riding
  • Water Sports

Family Amenities

  • Children Programs
  • Family Room 5+
  • Free Breakfast
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Kitchenettes
  • Pool
  • Refrigerator

Reviews

Treehouse = Grownup Playhouse

by trace l

This Treesort is so cool. The breakfast was very good. The people were friendly, especially Connie (our horse guide) and Morgan and Curtis (our zip line guides). We spent 2 nights in the Forestree - it was a step above regular tent camping - but fun’ner. We climb up 3 sets of stairs and walk across suspension bridges to the genuine treehouse. The tree sprouts up right through the middle of the structure. There was a toilet and a sink with only cold running water. It was fine because I took it as part of the ambiance. Hanging out in our treehouse was relaxing and cozy, and made me feel like a kid again.

We did the horseback riding, the zip lines, the Tarzan swing and made a tie-dye t-shirt. We highly recommend doing all the activities. We look forward to coming back to this Treesort again.

Great Again!

by Ott2fly

Seven years ago, when my children were 7 and 9 years old, we stayed at Out n About Treesort. This was one of their all-time favorite trips and they’ve always wanted to go back. Fast forward to my now 14 & 16 yr olds. I was concerned if they’d have as good a time. The answer is YES! This time we stayed in the TreeLoon for one night and the Forestree (35’ in the air) for two nights. The TreeLoon is near the ground but super neat and rustic. There is no toilet so keep that in mind if you’re a chicken and don’t want to go outside in the middle of the night. LoL. The Forestree is so cool. It’s fun to climb the circular stair cases around the trees and walk across swing bridges to get to your treehouse. (I’m grateful for the toilet and sink.) All the employees we spoke with were kind and helpful. The bathrooms were clean and well kept. There was a cook house with all the supplies we needed for lunches/dinner.
Wiley cooks the BEST breakfasts ever! Each morning was something delicious to try. Aside from the fun activities offered by the Treesort, the caves are interesting to explore with a tour guide, Orange Torpedo Trips gave us a fun time of rafting on the Rogue River and the redwood forest is only an hour away. Out n About offers a great adventure!

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