Description

This fantastic family tree house was built by Pete Nelson in December 2014 and shown on Animal Planet. It is located just a stone's throw away from Germantown, Kentucky, and can accommodate 4 guests comfortably. There is a king-size bed in loft of the tree house and a pull-out cot in the main living space. This tree house is best for two adults and two children or, three children if they are small. Outside, glampers will find a hammock, a fire pit, and a compost toilet within 5 second walk. A real private (for you only) bathroom with shower, flushing toilet and sink is 3 minute walk

In the living space, guests will find a wood-burning stove that will keep the space toasty and warm in the cooler months. You also have a space heater. Glampers will find all they need for basic meals in the kitchenette, including a coffee pot, a kettle, mini fridge and a 4 burner stove. The best feature of this tree house is the barn doors that bring the inside in. Imagine starting the morning enjoying breakfast or a cup of coffee in front of a crackling fire, next to a wood-burning stove, in the middle of the woods, all while in a treehouse! Guests can head outside to hike the rolling hills, check out the views and solitude of old growth trees, and the surrounding nature.

Outside, there is a large deck with terrace furniture and a barbecue for more outdoor cooking. Glampers will adore stunning views from their treetop vantage point, as well as the sounds and smells of nature that surrounds them. The fire-pit is strategically placed to view from the huge deck with comfortable seating to roast marsh mellows.

Private access to 200 acres of themed trails is included in the stay. The heart trail is 3.2 miles and takes guests to different areas of the property to explore, like the cabana pod that sits by a stream, an 1800s abandoned log cabin, the three-person net trillium, and picnic area. The newest trail is Jacob's Ladders, named after the hosts' nephew. Visitors are encouraged to bring or make their own memory of a loved one to hang in the trees along the trail. The hobbit trail is fun for the kids and they love finding the 10 hobbit houses. The property is also known for two 150 feet long tunnel slides.
Guests can also sign up for a unique guided tree climb. It is $59 a person for 90 min class. Many previous guests have enjoyed watching the hosts show 'The Kentucky Climbers Cottage' prior to visiting the treehouse.

Glampers will be in for an adventure at this tree house accommodation. There is electricity, and guests will find the rental has many lights, air, a small heater, and a coffeemaker. There is still cell phone reception, but there is no running water to the tree house. There is a three-gallon tank of water for guests to use inside kitchenette and fill up unlimited next to your private bathroom

Bed linens are provided for the main beds, and underneath the pull-out sofa, there is an optional foam mattress to make the sofa extra comfy.