YES! SANCTUARY TREEHOUSE RESORT!
If you’ve ever tried to plan a trip that thrills the kids and keeps the golfers happy, you know it’s a high-wire act. At Sanctuary Treehouse Resort in Sevierville, Tennessee, you don’t have to choose: you’ll wake up in a luxury interactive treehouse with two 18-hole championship golf courses right next door—and the Great Smoky Mountains all around you.
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT?
- Interactive by design. Think 20-foot slides, drink chutes, secret ladders/escape hatches, crank-out beds, star-lit ceilings, indoor/outdoor fireplaces, and more. These aren’t gimmicks—they’re engineered into the treehouses so families actually play together.
- Golfers’ dream setting. The property overlooks the Sevierville Golf Club (The Highlands & The River courses), so it’s easy to pair morning tee times with afternoon Smokies adventures—or a well-earned nap on the deck.
- 40 private acres, minutes from everything. Secluded hillside vibes; quick access to Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and the national park.
- New 1-mile Scavenger Hunt Trail. Follow a signed loop to discover mythical creatures, quirky photo spots, and a surprise at the finish—maps and compasses included with your check-in. (Night owls: flashlights are stocked in every treehouse.) Facebook
WHO IT’S PERFECT FOR:
- Golf trips with families in tow. Parents sneak in 9 or 18; kids ride the slide, explore the scavenger hunt, and make s’mores by the fire.
- Multi-gen gatherings. Book a TreeFort Double (two treehouses linked by a drawbridge) so cousins can roam while grandparents relax with mountain views.
- Couples who like a little whimsy with their romance. Luxe units pair upscale finishes with playful touches. Sanctuary Treehouse
2-DAY “GOLF & GIGGLES” ITINERARY
DAY 1
- Morning: Coffee on the deck, then tee time at Sevierville Golf Club.
- Afternoon: Treehouse time—slides, secret ladders, outdoor daybeds.
- Evening: Golden-hour photos, wood-burning fireplace, and stargazing.
DAY 2
- Morning: Scavenger Hunt Trail (1 mile; allow 45–60 minutes for clues & photos). Facebook
- Afternoon: Explore Sevierville/Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg or the national park.
- Night: Night-hike with your included flashlights; celebrate with a treasure-box surprise at the finish. Facebook
CHOOSING YOUR TREEHOUSE (quick guide)
- TreeFort (sleeps up to 6): Signature interactive features + 20-ft slide.
- TreeFort Double (sleeps up to 12): Two units connected—perfect for groups.
- Luxe (best for couples): Elevated finishes, spa-style touches, still playful. Sanctuary Treehouses
- Choose your view-Mountain or Wooded.
- Pick the theme that speaks to your adventure! (all treehouses are themed individually)
PRACTICAL NOTES:
- On-site vibes: Private, peaceful, 40-acre hillside overlooking water, fairways, and Smoky Mountain views.
- Getting here: Minutes from I-40 and area attractions; easy to pair with Dollywood, shopping, and dining.
- Booking tip: Popular units and peak weekends go fast—BOOK EARLY.
THE BOTTOM LINE
If your dream trip blends elite golf access with kid-level wonder, Sanctuary Treehouse Resort nails it: a place where parents get the greens, kids get the giggles, and everyone gets the Smokies at their doorstep. Ready to plan your stay?
Reserve your treehouse: treehouseresort.com • 423-TREE-FUN Sanctuary Treehouse
FAQs
Q: Can non-golfers still love it here?
A: Absolutely—slides, scavenger hunts, wildlife spotting, decks with mountain views, and quick access to local attractions make it easy to craft a non-golf itinerary.
Q: Are the slides really for grown-ups, too?
A: Yep. They’re designed for all ages—go ahead and race the kids. Sanctuary Treehouse Interactive Amenities
Q: How close is the golf?
A: The resort overlooks the Sevierville Golf Club—you can watch players stripe it from your deck.