Treehouse Point is a perfect spot for connecting with nature and, perhaps, reconnecting with yourself. Our Inaugural Treehouse with a River View. The Temple of the Blue Moon was the first treehouse on the property. In designing the Temple, Pete Nelson was inspired by the classic lines of the Parthenon.
An elegant bridge leads across a slope to the front door. Inside, walls lined with windows provide sweeping views of the forest and nearby river. The interior features two classic reading chairs, a writing desk, bookcase, handcrafted armoire, and a custom-built queen-size bed. The Temple also has a private balcony where you can soak in the sounds of the river.
A small bathroom with a water flush toilet is just outside the door. The Trillium roosts sixteen feet high in a tremendous cedar tree. The first floor of this two-story treehouse is a cozy sitting room with two armchairs in which to nestle and gaze out into the forest.
Soaring walls of windows with a total of eighty panes let in plenty of soft, natural light. Ananda, completed in , is the first-ever ADA-accessible commercial treehouse. Supported by two beautiful Douglas firs, Ananda features floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Raging River.
Ananda is perfectly situated along the edge of the property for maximum privacy. The Burl curls around the trunk of a magnificent fir that soars nearly feet from the forest floor. A long, rigid bridge provides access to this two-story treehouse. Inside, plentiful windows and a private balcony grant sweeping views of the canopy. On the first floor, two armchairs and a built-in countertop make for a cozy hangout zone. A ladder leads to the bedroom loft, which holds a queen bed and a fully plumbed bathroom with a sink and toilet.
