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Each with its own unique theme, guests stay in state-of-the-art treehouses at Vertical Horizons – Treehouse Paradise.
Each morning your breakfast is prepared, by your host Phil, using fresh organic fruit and wholesome products, most of which are locally grown and raised. The staff do their best to accommodate special dietary needs.
They try their best to keep this little piece of paradise quiet and peaceful. Offering year round rentals. Recreational technical tree climbing is available for guests or schedule a tree climbing event with Vertical Horizons, at their site or they can come to your grove. Night climbs, day climbs, anyone can do this activity!
In the ‘off season’ (November through February), Vertical Horizons runs their ‘Nesting Packages’ (see winter packages link for more information).
Guest amenities include bathrooms, a BBQ / gas grill, food prep area, disc golf course, volleyball, horse shoes, fishing, and more. Plenty of parking. Technical Tree Climbing offers unique photo opportunities from high above your event.
Here's some happenings from around the region!
If you’re looking for a break from city lights, head for Southern Oregon. The region is blessed with some of the darkest skies in the country, and conservationists and communities are teaming up with Dark Sky Oregon to help keep them that way. It’s not only good for stargazing; wildlife and migrating birds benefit from the cover of night, too. From the Oregon Outback to the Oregon Caves, you’ll find a variety of landscapes and many ways to enjoy the region’s star-studded skies.
What Is International Dark Sky Week? Imagine standing beneath a sky so dark and clear that the Milky Way stretches […]
In Southwestern Oregon’s Illinois Valley, you’ll find adventure at every turn. You may find yourself floating on a raft, spelunking in a cave, admiring flowers in unusual serpentine soil, or picnicking with local wine and some of Oregon’s best sausages. Here are some places not to miss on a long weekend trip in this special area near Oregon’s southern border and an adventure map to help you find your way.
