Out'n'About Treehouse Treesort LLC

Amazing stayed here for five days on our end of the year school field trip with my eighth grader in his class zip lining horseback riding a beautiful swimming pool very relaxing environment. I suggest everybody stay here at least once. I will be back with my family. every morning breakfast is provided. It’s lovely evening time for dinner. We shared a community kitchen we met so many great people that were staying there from around the states

What a unique and wonderful experience we had! They have a lot of things to do around the property! The pool and Tarzan swing was our favorite! The breakfast was great and even accommodated to my food allergy! You feel like family from the staff! There is nothing more enjoyable than listening and watching kids play!! Try it out!! It’s a core memory for sure!!

My wife and I came here on our honeymoon, and we will DEFINITELY be coming back for anniversary's, with our future kid, and small family reunions. More details below. But really made this place unique and worth the stay was the experience. Almost all of the staff were very friendly, and so were the other visitors! We made friends with several people, including a family with several children. It felt like we came here and joined a mini forest community for a few days. It was so fun and we felt very welcomed. Obviously don't expect luxury, you're sleeping in the trees out in nature! But it was surprisingly comfortable. It wasn't camping. The houses are basically hotel rooms suspended in the trees. You have running water, ac and heat, etc. Only complaints was the 420 treehouses were hard to find, we weren't given good directions, it took us almost an hour to find them (even though they were just 15 min away from the main location). Though we really liked them because of how secluded they were. We don't smoke, and the place didn't smell at all unless you really tried to. This place is friendly for basically everyone. You will only be disappointed if you are expecting luxury, or a camping experience. Think of it more like a forest commune. Definitely recommend.

Today, I stumbled upon a true slice of paradise brought to us by Mother Nature! This enchanting piece of land has so much to offer that it's hard to know where to begin. Just the sight of those incredible tree houses—there must be over ten plus of them—enough to leave anyone in awe! On top of that, there are thrilling activities like horseback riding, zip-lining, swings, and a trampoline in the trees. Trust me, it's a stop you'll want to make! Then there’s the staff—what an amazing bunch! Their hospitality is nothing short of exceptional. It's not about luxury here; it’s the genuine kindness that makes this place shine. A five-star resort could never match that level of warmth! A heartfelt thank you to the owner for your kindness; it was such a pleasure to meet you! I can't wait to share my experience with everyone I meet on my travels. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

The place is truly beautiful and magical—the tree cabins are incredible. We really enjoyed our stay and would likely return. However, I do NOT recommend participating in the extra activities they offer, as they are not prepared for emergencies. We decided to try the horseback riding activity. Everything was going well during the ride, and toward the end, the guide told us we would gallop a little. She said that if we wanted to go slower, we just had to pull the reins to reduce the speed. That’s exactly what my husband did, but his horse started jumping uncontrollably. He was thrown off and landed on his right side, losing his breath and complaining about pain in his ribs. The guide approached him and started searching through her bag—I assumed she was calling for help, since we had seen golf carts around the property. But instead, she simply asked if he was okay and if he could get up. It took him a while to recover and stand, and all she did was offer him her horse, which he accepted. It’s important to mention that our 11-year-old daughter was with us, and she was frightened and said she didn’t want to continue. I tried to calm her and reassured her that we wouldn’t gallop anymore. After about 10 more minutes of riding, we returned to the check-in area, where they only asked my husband to fill out an injury report. I went into the reception and requested medical assistance. Although he seemed okay, he was still shaken and clearly injured. All they offered was an ice pack. He asked for ibuprofen, but they didn’t have any, so they gave him Tylenol instead. The property has no medical insurance, no onsite medical service, and no paramedics. My husband told them we would see a doctor, but if we couldn’t cover the costs through our insurance, we would contact them. However, the staff didn’t give a clear or reassuring response that showed any intention to take responsibility. We know this kind of activity comes with some risk, especially around animals, which can be unpredictable. Just a heads-up—this place doesn’t have proper safety protocols or medical services, so it’s really not worth taking any extra risks. Stay safe!

This is a hard review to balance. Honestly, if you are chasing the “magic” of the reviews and the influencer videos you are probably going to find yourself crying on a stairwell wondering how you messed up your family’s vacation so badly…. We booked the Majestree for our family of 6 and based our whole summer vacation around its availability, which we had to book 8 months in advance due to the high demand. So whatever days you book you get what Mother Nature is going to hand you. The day of our arrival we were seasick from a rough whale watching tour and the trip up from Crescent City. It was 101 degrees, and was a balmy 96 degrees in the treehouse. After climbing and down the 6 flights of stairs in that heat several times to get unloaded we had kids throwing up from heat exhaustion. So we got everyone in their bathing suits just to discover the pool had been emptied for cleaning. There was no escape from the heat. I was concerned we were going to have to go find a place in town but nobody wanted to pack up and head back down the stairs. We went to bed that first night feeling unwell and frustrated. The next day with the treehouse cooled back down to 70 degrees, we woke and things started to turn. Breakfast was lovely. The ladies who cook put so much care into the food and kept it coming. There was no judgement…. You could stuff your face… which was nice after all the throwing up we did the day prior. The teenagers enjoyed a guided trail ride with some personality rich horses while we enjoyed some down time at the treesort. We took a quick trip to the Oregon Caves even though they were closed and came back to cook hot dogs and smores in their fire pit. The kids swam in the now full and clean pool and played volleyball. The turkeys and deer running around, the sound of the frogs…. It was so peaceful… that’s where you feel the magic. It finally came and made it all worth it. Ultimately, they get 5 stars because they don’t control the weather and this is an experience you are going to be hard pressed to find anywhere else. The kids talk more about their good experiences than the bad ones, so that makes this 5 stars and well worth the trip!

This is one of the best place you can go and enjoy with your family… for those of you that love the outdoor treehouse camping is the best. The people treat you so wonderful. We truly enjoyed ourselves. Thank you. You can’t wait to come back again.

We recently stayed in the Majestree and enjoyed it very much. The treehouse was clean and so much fun! This is a great place to relax and enjoy a different travel experience. Also, their activities are fun to join in as well. We particularly enjoyed the breakfast that was served, and for dinner we used the camp kitchen and grill. This was our third stay, and the employees and owner were very nice and accommodating, as they have always been. Thank you so much. Hope to see you again soon.