Treehouse Glamping in the Smoky Mountains
A real bed, heat and air, a private bathroom and a fireplace on your own deck, in a handcrafted treehouse on 40 wooded acres in Sevierville, Tennessee, minutes from Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.
A real bed, heat and air and a fireplace on your own deck.
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All of the Outdoors. None of the Roughing It.
This is glamping in Tennessee the comfortable way. Wake up among the trees to Smoky Mountain or wooded views, then come back from the trail to a treehouse with everything a campsite can’t give you.
The camping part
- A wood-burning outdoor fireplace, firewood included
- Two private decks among the trees
- A Weber gas grill on your upper deck
- S'mores at the Basecamp firepit
- A 1-mile scavenger hunt through 40 wooded acres
The glamorous part
- A king bed with luxury linens
- Heat and air conditioning
- Your own private bathroom
- A kitchenette with coffee, microwave and mini fridge
- Wi-Fi and smart TVs
Comfortable, and Still Outdoors
Love this place! Beautiful area. Treehouse was super fun and comfortable. Outdoor fireplace was awesome. Treasure hunt was great.
The mile long scavenger hunt was an amazing way to enjoy the outdoors and a long walk in the woods with kids, complete with fun and novel stops along the way and of course, treasure at the end!!
Our family of 5 slept comfortably in the beautiful Among The Wildflowers treehouse. We never wanted to leave!
Three Ways to Glamp in the Trees
Pick a design for your group, then a mountain or wooded view, then the theme that fits your trip.
Luxe
Sleeps 4Indoor and outdoor soaking tubs, a swinging outdoor daybed and a towel warmer. Our most romantic way to glamp.
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TreeFort
Sleeps 6A 20-foot slide, a secret ladder to an escape hatch, and a bunk that cranks up into a dining table.
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TreeFort Double
Sleeps 12Two TreeForts joined by a bridge on their upper decks, so a bigger group can glamp together.
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Glamping With a Sense of Play
Slides, drink chutes, swings and hidden surprises turn every treehouse into part of the adventure.
20-Foot Slides
Why take the stairs? Every treehouse has a slide down from the upper deck.
Crank-Up Bunks
In the TreeFort, the lower bunk cranks up to reveal a dining table for two.
Escape Hatches
Climb the secret ladder and pop out on the upper deck, right by the slide.
Soaking Tubs
Luxe treehouses have an indoor slipper tub and an outdoor trough tub.
Features vary by treehouse design.
Evenings Around the Firepit
Basecamp is our open-air community kitchen, with a large gas grill, Adirondack seating and a community firepit. Firewood, cornhole and s’mores roasting sticks are included.
A Scavenger Hunt, Included With Every Stay
Grab the map, compasses and flashlights from your treehouse and follow the 1-mile trail through 40 wooded acres to the treasure chest. Plan on 45 to 60 minutes. It is a real hike, hills included.
Treehouse Glamping Questions
What is treehouse glamping?
Glamping means sleeping close to nature without giving up comfort, and that is a treehouse stay at Sanctuary Treehouse Resort: decks among the trees, an outdoor wood-burning fireplace and a 1-mile trail through 40 wooded acres, with a real bed, a private bathroom, heat and air conditioning inside.
Where can we go glamping near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge?
At Sanctuary Treehouse Resort in Sevierville, Tennessee, just minutes from Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Dollywood and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Do the treehouses have heat and air conditioning?
Yes. Every treehouse has temperature-controlled heat and air conditioning, plus ceiling fans inside and on the lower deck.
Is there a bathroom in the treehouse?
Yes, every treehouse has its own private bathroom, with toiletries and luxury linens provided. Luxe treehouses add an indoor slipper tub and an outdoor soaking tub.
Can we cook?
Every treehouse has a kitchenette with a Keurig coffee maker, microwave and mini fridge, and a Weber gas grill on the upper deck. Basecamp, our open-air community kitchen, has a large gas grill and an ice maker.
How many people can stay in one treehouse?
A Luxe sleeps 4, a TreeFort sleeps 6, and a TreeFort Double, two TreeForts joined by a bridge, sleeps 12.
Is there a minimum stay?
Yes. Stays booked directly with the resort have a 2-night minimum.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Every treehouse is pet friendly. We welcome up to 2 well-behaved, non-aggressive dogs per treehouse. A TreeFort Double welcomes up to 4, 2 in each treehouse. The pet fee is $50 per dog.
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Ready to Trade the Tent for a Treehouse?
See open dates and prices for every treehouse, or call a concierge at 423-TREE-FUN.