Cave Junction Travel Guide

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A 'Treesort' for Grownups

Where: 300 Page Creek Road [map], Cave Junction, OR, United States, 97523
August 22, 2005 at 11:34 AM | by | Comments (0)

If you were the kid who always wanted a treehouse and never got one, get ready to fulfill those childhood fantasies. Southern Oregon's Out 'n' About 'Treesort' in the Siskiyou Mountains, has 18 different treehouses to spend the night in, platforms, forts, seven swinging bridges, and even a pool.

They're open year-round and require a two-night stay in the summer. Prices include breakfast and start at $100 for two in your own treehouse. Many come with kitchenettes and can sleep up to four. The treesort also offers tours and tons of activities--horseback riding, arts, historical lectures. They also have a separate Treehouse Institute with classes in engineering and construction so you can build your own.

A cool way to live out the Swiss Family Robinson dream you've been harboring.

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·   Out 'n' About Treesort [Official Site]

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