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Featuring Treehouse accommodations for all ages and adventure levels. Out’n’About is truly a treehouse wonderland. With a total of 18 different treehouses, 7 swinging bridges, 4 ladders, a rope course with zip-lines and so much more.
On the ground, relax in the swimming pool fed by the nearby river. With 36 private acres boarding the Sisikyou National Forest, go for a waterfall hike or explore the woods by horseback.
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Everything is perfect service food staff . But I don't like managers behaviour why they always give there priority for those who looks big shorts only forgings are not enough for this hotel even every guest is important nepali as well the this I saw that's only staff are giving there best for each and every guest but managers they look the guest and they treat them as they want for the bestest reviews they should change that behaviour Thank you Anmol
Majestree was everything we hoped it would be! Ziplining with Michael and Marshall and roasting brats and s'mores at the fire pit were great. Will definitely do a horseback trail ride (on Reggie) and cornhole next time. The continental breakfast was the biggest surprise I've had in a while! Best bagels of my life and the chef kept pulling fresh baked Just bread out of the oven. Yum! Saw someone left a one star review on Google, complaining that it wasn't "luxury," full audible laugh! 😂 I'd like to see that reviewer try to build a treehouse 55 feet high and then get electrical, hot shower, full kitchen and a toilet installed. This is the most luxurious loft in the world! Feels like we were on the set of Avatar. All right, what's up Keep it up, Jon
I stayed 2 nights with my daughter and grandchildren. It is off the beaten path from the tiny town of Cave Junction. Not far from Oregon Caves National Monument. The resort is small, but has many different treehouses to choose from. The kids were in the Treeloon and I had the Cabin to myself. I must mention that our stay was during an intense heat wave that brought temperatures in the 100's. That had a definite impact on my opinions. PROS...many great outdoor activities to keep the kids happy. Horseback rides, ziplines, tire swings, rope swings, ping pong, and a refreshing pond/pool were fun. My grandkids did almost all of that, but spent most of the time in the pond. It was icey cold, but oh so welcome on a 103 degree day. There were many other chidren there, so all the kids ran around together becoming fast friends.Lots of outdoor seating, including a fire pit for making smores. Breakfasts included scrambled eggs, waffles, pancakes, frittata, and homemade baked goods as well as the usual offerings.Staff was nice. Cabin had small fridge, coffee maker, toaster oven, and microwave, plus small kichen. Big advantage in the cabin was a private full bath, Treeloon was much smaller, less ammenities, a tiny child-size loft, and no bathroom. There were 3 bath houses outside for those houses that feature. CONS...1.No AC and no screens on the windows. Even with the bamboo shades down and 3 portable fans(one was mine) going during the day, the Cabin was very hot. Super uncomfortable to sleep.The Treeloon was like an oven during the day, so the kids did not want to be in there except to sleep. They were using 2 fans of their own, plus 2 from the resort. At night, they had to open all the windows to cool off which brought in all the mosquitos. They were bitten alot, which made them miserable. I was told that the owner "doesn't believe in screens". 2. The cabin had no door lock. 3. There was a sign above the doors of our two houses that stated they weren't supposed to be occupied overnight. Was that some kind of joke ?4. WiFi was very slow. My advice is be prepared !
Can't say enough about how unique the Treesort is. It really is a resort in the trees. There are some compromises you need to make if your expectation is a standard hotel. The ingenuity and variety is staggering. The zip lines and horse riding were both fantastic. Impressed to that the general attitude was one that provide the materials and folks will figure it out how to make things work. It's a light touch and all felt like a throwback to the 80's. Had a great horse riding excursion, sleeping in the trees was fantastic, have a feeling we will be back. Oh yeah, and you will be unplugged. So if you plan to use some screens to chill the kids out at some point, better have it all downloaded.
We LOVED our two night stay here in the Majestree treehouse. Our cabin had a full bathroom and shower. We loved the swinging bridges and ambiance of the entire place. Great designs, friendly staff, lots to do. The facility has a variety of sleeping cabins, horseback riding, ziplines, hiking, ultimate frisbee golf, etc. Our only suggestion would be to cook the breakfasts when ordered because our food was cold and dry (eggs, quiche, French toast). No hot chocolate. We had great support from the front desk staff. We met the owner and he has built this wonderful lodging following his dreams.
