Squirrels Gone Wild is not your average treehouse. It's a wild treehouse experience for all, especially the local squirrels. These guys really know how to have a good time; don't be a surprised if you have few squirrelly encounters during your stay!
Seriously, though, this treehouse is a magical, nature-filled escape in beautiful Sevierville, Tennessee.
Our mission is to help you unplug from the hustle and bustle, so you can reconnect with yourself and the people around you. We want to give you time to slow down, breathe deep, and enjoy the simple things in life.
You can find your way through hiking trails and mountain paths—or you sit under a big oak tree reading a book (or playing cards).
We've have an outdoor fireplace for those chilly nights, and we're open year-round for all those chilly days (or nights). If it rains or snows during your stay? Don't worry about it—stay inside by the LED fireplace or under our covered lower deck with swings, slide, drink chute, bistro lighting, 50" flat screen and more.
So come stay with us!
- Pet Friendly
- Treehouse Type: Tree Fort - Wooded View
- Requires Stairs
- Parking Available
- Wild Animals
- Shared Spaces
- Microwave
- Dishes & Utensils
- Coffee Maker
- Ice Maker
- Kitchenette
- Dining Table
- Barbeque/Grill Utensils
- Coffee-K Cups Provided
- Mini Fridge
- Wine Glasses
- Fireplace-Indoor LED/Outdoor WoodBurning
- Air Conditioning
- Central Heating
- Luxury Linens Provided
- Towels Provided
- Hot Water
- Firewood Provided-Complimentary
- Ceiling Fans
- Laptop Friendly Workspace
- Soaps-Hand soap/Body Soap
- Paper Towels
- Shampoo
- Toilet Paper
- Hangers
- Private Entrance
- Extra Pillows & Blankets
- Complimentary Internet
- Body Soap
- Hair Conditioner
- Rain Shower
- Shower Gel
- Clothing Storage (closet and drawers)
- Private Living Room
- Hair Dryer
- Heated Toilet Seats
- Smart TV
- Outdoor Grill
- Deck/Patio
- Covered Deck
- Golf Available (1/2 mile away)
- Community Fire Pit/Out Door Kitchen
- Outdoor Dining
- Outdoor Seating
- Outdoor Kitchen
- Wooded View
Reviews
Jenny G. - 08/17/2023
My home away from home in the Smoky Mointains
I’d give this 10 stars if I could! Everything was so well planned in this quaint tree house. So many clever uses of space. And spotlessly clean. The staff were friendly and awesome. I half hesitate to write this review. I’d like to keep it my little secret!
These Squirrels Have Gone Wild!
We just spent five nights in the brand new Sanctuary Treehouse Resort in the Smoky Mountains!
I’ve been a bit obsessed with staying in a treehouse ever since I knew they existed as a “thing,” and I felt SO lucky to have scored one of the first reservations at this luxury treehouse resort. We have been looking forward to this trip since last year, and it did NOT disappoint!
Our treehouse was “Squirrels Gone Wild” - every little detail was perfect! There literally were squirrels going “wild” all over the treehouse (note the pictures - so funny). The owners have a great sense of humor. 🙂
Aside from the obvious things, like a theme, the treehouse was truly *luxurious*. I mean, I never knew how much I needed a heated, light up toilet seat … but I do not want to be without one now! I also need rotating stars and clouds projected on my ceiling every night. My boyfriend has a very long “to do” list (thank you Amanda & Brian lol).
Speaking of the owners, even though they were hard at work every day, expanding their new resort, they were also incredibly responsive and kind. They were always on call if anyone needed anything, and immediately got back to any emails (including those with silly questions like: “what does *this* switch do?”).
The location (in Sevierville, TN) was great! I was a bit worried we’d be far from the National Park … but we were VERY close to Pigeon Forge and wow - are there a ton of things to do there! Also, we were only 20 or 25 mins. from Gatlinburg and the park, even on the busiest of days.
So thrilled to have spent time here! Hope we left our little squirrels in as good of shape as we found them. …except for the poor guy over the shower - he looked like he needed some assistance (or hair of the dog). 🙂