




Glamping Tree House near Sea Isle City Beach, New Jersey
"We have been to a lot of camp grounds traveling with work but this camp ground is awesome. Its very clean, with nice people with no drama. Fishing is…"
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Entire accommodation to yourself
Enjoy having the accommodation to yourself; with all facilities for exclusive and private use
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New Jersey Pinelands National Reserve National Park
This accommodation is located 48 miles78 kilometers (straight-line distance) from a National park
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Free cancellation if cancelled at least 7 days before check-in
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Tree house • 6 guests • Bathroom, 1 Half-Bath • Private Kitchen
About this place
This glamping tree house is located on a campsite near the delightful Sea Isle City Beach, New Jersey, and has three bunk beds and one sofa bed, along with a half bathroom. Campers can use the hot showers on the grounds that are located just a short walk away from the tree house. Linens and towels are not provided, so guests will have to provide their own.
The tree house is also equipped with a kitchen with a three-burner stove top, a microwave, a refrigerator, a sink, a coffeemaker, a toaster, and cooking utensils. A table with five chairs ensures glampers have a comfortable area for eating, playing games, or for relaxing. There is a 19-inch flat-screen TV to keep glampers entertained should the weather take a turn for the worst.
On sunny days, glampers can relax on the outside decking, or use the fire ring and BBQ grill to cook up a delicious meal. A beautiful stretch of sandy beach can be found just meters away, and guests with children will be delighted to know that there is a playground on the campsite to keep the little ones entertained. Days out to nearby New Jersey beaches are also a great idea for entertaining the whole family.
On-site, there is a recreational room, and a playground so families will never be short of things to do to keep little ones entertained. Why not cook up a tasty lunch on the BBQ grill and head to the picnic area? A fishing and crabbing bridge also provides endless hours of fun. For those who are staying for a greater length of time, a laundry room allows glampers to pack light and do laundry with no problem. The hosts organize a weekly movie night during the summer, as well as various holiday specials, which include food and entertainment.
Tree house rental near Sea Isle City, New Jersey
4 beds
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3 Bunk beds
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1 Sofa bed
Features and services
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Pets allowed
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Wi-Fi/Internet
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Private Kitchen
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National Park
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Hiking
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Swimming
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Fishing
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Microwave
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Fridge
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Accommodation rules
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Check-in: From 03:00 PM early check-in allowed additional charge
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Check out: 01:00 PM late check-out allowed additional charge
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Infants allowed Under 2 years old
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Children allowed 2-12 years old
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Pets allowed additional charge
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Smoking allowed
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Parties allowed
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Events allowed
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Open fires allowed
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Minimum age to rent: 18
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Some spaces are shared
All cancellations will be charged the first night’s deposit.
During peak season, May 27th to September 6th, a minimum stay of two nights is required.
Additional adults are $10 per night, and children are $5 per night.
Be kind to the environment and take care of the surroundings.
Cancellation policy: Moderate
Location and surroundings
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Ocean View, New Jersey (United States of America)
Detailed location provided after booking
- New Jersey Pinelands National Reserve (48 miles straight-line distance) (78 kilometers straight-line distance)
- Supermarket
Activities near Ocean View, NJ
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Swimming on-site
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Hiking
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Water sports on-site
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Horseback riding additional charge on-site
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Surfing on-site
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Biking on-site
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Kayaking/Canoeing on-site
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Stand-up paddleboarding on-site
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Fishing on-site
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Boating/Sailing on-site
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Wine tasting on-site
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Mini-golfing on-site
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Meditation on-site
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Yoga on-site
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Whale watching on-site
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Wildlife watching on-site
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Hunting on-site
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Tennis on-site
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Golfing on-site
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