This was our first visit to the "Treesort" so we didn't know what to expect. We arrived at about 5:30 pm thinking that there would be a cafeteria of some sort for dinner. There was not. We had to drive back to Cave Junction for dinner. Next time we go, I'll bring something to barbeque for dinner, and sandwhich fixings... More

I took my young son (he was probably 10 at the time) for a week here a few years ago. It was the perfect place for a week with/for a young kid. If you have children, take them here. They will have a incredible time and it will be a warm and exciting memory filled with great stories they will... More

I had to write this review because of some of the negative reviews that I read on here about the 'treesort'. This is not a luxury resort, this place is for people with a sense of adventure and a heart that refuses to grow up. If people did a little research then they wouldn't have misplaced expectations of what the... More

My husband surprised me for my 50th birthday by planning a little getaway to the Out 'n' About Treesort. He knows me well, because I loved it!! We stayed in the first treehouse ever built on the property, "The Peacock Perch," and enjoyed our cozy little home for two nights. I think this place is for people who have a... More

This experience is hard to rate. If you are looking for excellence in accommodations, this won't score that highly, but if you are looking for a fun, unconventional experience, this fits the bill. The treesort is located about 10 miles from Cave Junction and any restaurants. Our room was 'elementree' which was small, had no heat, bath or toilet. The... More

Went here several years ago with the kids. Very very fun. I think if some of the other campers were more friendly or had kids that were not as crazy, we might have had more fun, but these kids were out of control. Great location, lots to do and see, Caves were a great experience, and I would recommend for... More

We found this place by accident. We were travelling to crater lake but it was still filled with snow. We went on line to see what was in the area we were travelling and found the caves. We looked up hotels and this one popped up. We decided to see if we could get a room. We were very lucky,... More

This place is something everyone should experience. We took our kids and now we are planning a trip back with our nieces. Sleeping up in a tree is awesome, and the suspension bridge to get there was fun. At night we roasted marshmallows with the other campers. In the day we swam in the pool, rented horses and did the... More

We went with another family, did all the activities (horseback riding, zip lines, pool), and had a blast. The boys were in heaven, and the ingenuity of all the treehouses is astounding. Remember to bring food to cook in the communal kitchen because the restaurants are all 12 miles away and pretty bad, to boot. It's not fancy, but that... More