Amazonia- Pet Friendly, Firepit, Outdoor Shower

We loved the place. It is right on the road, so although there wasn’t much traffic, cars that did pass could see directly into the house. The lower deck was perfect! We had perfect weather, so the outdoor shower and bathroom wasn’t an issue.

We had a fine stay and the hosts were great, but we learned we’re probably more cabin people than treehouse people. Think less luxury treehouse and more Swiss Family Robinson. This is a very rustic, adventurous experience that keeps you closely connected to nature. The sleeping area is an elevated loft platform with a mattress rather than a traditional bedroom, and the bathroom is separate from the main living space. If I had to describe it, I’d say it felt like an outhouse and an airplane bathroom had a baby—not necessarily a bad thing, just a good indication of the rustic nature of the accommodations. There are ladders throughout, bugs can make their way inside, and some of the doors and fixtures felt a bit rustic. We were also surprised by the number of mouse traps, though we never had any issues. If a Swiss Family Robinson-style adventure sounds appealing, you’ll probably love it. We were hoping for something a little closer to a cabin in the trees, and that’s on us.

**Mice Infestation!!** My boyfriend and I stayed here over Memorial Day weekend. While the treehouse was visually beautiful, unique, and secluded, the condition of the property became a serious issue. After the first night, we encountered mice running through the kitchen area. This was not an isolated sighting and made the space feel unsanitary and unsuitable for guests. We also heard mice in the wall of the upstairs bedroom. Due to the severity of the issue, we chose to leave the property early in the middle of the night rather than continue our stay. The setting and appearance of the treehouse do not make up for the lack of proper maintenance and pest control. Future guests should be aware of this issue before booking. We notified the property managers, but no accommodations or meaningful resolution were offered. Instead, we were informed that the treehouse is located in a wooded area and is not fully insulated, openings for pests and other intrusions are to expected.