What Does Interactive Treehouse Resort Mean?
At Sanctuary Treehouse Resort, the world’s first interactive treehouse resort, interactive means the experience is designed to be touched, moved, explored, and shared. The treehouse itself becomes part of the vacation. Guests do more than admire the architecture; they discover playful features around corners, beneath decks, and inside custom-built spaces.
Signature Features in Every Stay
Every treehouse has a 20-foot slide, giving children and adults a memorable way to travel from the upper level to the ground. The signature drink chute sends a beverage from the upper kitchenette toward the lower rail. Bucket pulleys, escape hatches, swings, rope climbs, and other clever details turn ordinary moments into shared fun. Features vary by treehouse design.
Furniture That Works Harder
Custom furniture helps each space adapt. Depending on the treehouse, guests may find a crank-style bunk that transforms into a table or a roll-out queen bed that adds sleeping space when needed. The design supports real families and groups while preserving the sense of discovery that makes a treehouse stay special. After dark, Edison bulbs, bistro string lights, and indoor starlight machines turn the same spaces into a place to sleep under the stars.
The Adventure Continues Outdoors
A one-mile interactive scavenger hunt carries the experience beyond the treehouses. Maps, compasses, and flashlights help guests explore the trail and search for imaginative discoveries. The community outdoor kitchen, television, bar seating, Weber grill, and large firepit, known to guests as Basecamp, create additional places to gather.
Built From a Family Idea
Sanctuary Treehouse Resort is family-owned and rooted in the Jensen family’s love of treehouses, nature, and time together. What began as a playful idea has grown into an experience featured on Nashville’s WSMV and, since opening in 2023, welcoming guests from more than 50 countries. Discover it for yourself by choosing a treehouse at treehouseresort.com or call 423-TREE-FUN.