The treehouse was an absolutely magnificent place to stay for our family! The structure is so innovative and beautiful, comfortable with most spectacular view. It truly is a place of Peace and Play. We would highly recommend staying here if you're looking for a memorable time staying in such a unique structure, well built and creative in offering areas to rest, relax and also climb, swing, explore... Wonderful host and we wish Mercy and her family all the best! Thank you for being so welcoming.
The Treehouse
Built 16 feet above the ground between Douglas fir trees, this elevated forest stay has a hanging bridge, roof deck, outdoor kitchen, climbing wall, safety nets, and quiet views across the property.
A playful treetop stay built between Douglas firs.
Stay 16 feet above the ground in a one-of-a-kind treehouse built between two large Douglas fir trees. The arrival path leads through dense forest to the front view, stairs, and hanging bridge before opening into a rustic stay made for fresh air, sunset dinners, and time outside.
Inside the Treehouse
The space
The Treehouse includes a main bedroom, a bunk room with two single beds, and a living area with a hide-a-bed. The ground level has an outdoor kitchen with pub-style tables, and the third level has a roof deck.
Camping spots may be available for larger groups at an additional per-person rate. Ask about availability when you inquire.
Guest access
Guests have access to the Treehouse and the whole campground area.
Amenities in the Treehouse.
Scenic Views
- Mountain view
- Forest setting
- Five-acre wooded property
Bathroom
- Outdoor shower
Kitchen and Dining
- Outdoor kitchen
- Grill
- Air fryer
- Refrigerator
- Dishes and silverware
- Coffee maker
- Outdoor dining area
- BBQ grill
Family and Play
- Climbing wall
- Saucer swing
- Slackline
- Children's books and toys
- Children's dinnerware
- Board games
- Children's bikes
Outdoor
- Hanging bridge
- Safety nets
- Roof deck
- Shared patio or balcony
- Private backyard, fully fenced
- Fire pit
- Outdoor furniture
Seasonal Wellness
- Sauna
- Cold plunge
- Open spring, fall, and winter
- By appointment
What guests say after staying here
Our family enjoyed the stay here. There was a zipline, a rock climbing area and much more! I like it a lot! I like the fire place too. There were a lots of games like playing cards, football & more.
Thanks for a great stay! The Treehouse was very unique and lots of fun. Thanks for being so accommodating. Hoping to be back some day.
Honest list of what is not here.
- No Wi-Fi
- No TV
- No air conditioning
- No smoke or carbon monoxide alarm
- Outdoor shower
- Propane systems
- Waiver required before check-in
Good to know before you book.
The property is on five acres with many trees. Guests should be bear aware, and deer or other wildlife may be present early in the morning or late at night.
The Treehouse has an outdoor shower, outdoor kitchen, grill, and air fryer. Systems run on propane gas. Pets are not allowed in the area.
Safety
Safety nets, climbing walls, and the roof deck require care. Children below 10 need supervision due to the nature of the treehouse. Guests may be asked to sign a waiver before check-in.
FAQs
How do I book a stay?
Use the Book your stay buttons to open the current booking calendar or choose the Airbnb link on the stay detail page.
Are pets allowed?
No. Pets are not allowed at either stay. We keep the property pet free for guest comfort and the wildlife that uses the surrounding forest.
Is there a minimum stay?
Yes. The minimum stay is two nights on weekends. Some peak periods may require longer. Check the booking calendar for current minimums.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellations made five days or more before check-in receive a full refund less any applicable service fees. Cancellations within one day of check-in and early departures are non refundable. Rates and policies are subject to change, so confirm at the time of booking.
Are events or parties allowed?
Events and parties require prior approval and may carry additional fees or restrictions. Reach out to the hosts before booking so we can plan together.
What is the difference between the Treehouse and the Cabin?
The Treehouse is more rustic and adventure-focused with height, a hanging bridge, outdoor kitchen, and outdoor shower. The Cabin is more comfort-focused with a full kitchen, bath, Wi-Fi, TV, fireplace, and keypad self check-in.
Is the property wheelchair accessible?
The Treehouse is not suitable for guests with mobility limitations due to the bridge, stairs, height, and outdoor terrain. The Cabin has step access and uneven outdoor surfaces. Contact the hosts to discuss specific access needs before booking.
Which stay is best for families?
The cabin is the easier comfort stay for many families. The Treehouse is playful and memorable, but children under 10 need supervision because of height and safety features.
Which stay is right for me?
Pick the Treehouse if you want height, adventure, outdoor cooking, and the climbing wall and bridge experience. Pick the Cabin if you want a full kitchen, bathtub, indoor fireplace, Wi-Fi and TV, and a quieter, more conventional stay.
What is there to do nearby?
More than ten lakes are within a 15 to 30 minute drive. Hiking at Enderby Cliffs and Rose Swanson, biking at SilverStar, the Armstrong Farmers Market, Caravan Farm Theatre, Village Cheese Company, and farm to table dining are all close by. Our Things to Do page lists them by category.
How do I contact the hosts?
Call or text Mercy and Perry at (778) 930-0988, or email okanagantreehouseadventures@gmail.com. We respond quickly during normal hours.
How high is the Treehouse?
The Treehouse is built 16 feet above the ground between Douglas fir trees.
What is the Treehouse sleeping setup?
A main bedroom with a queen bed, a bunk room with two single beds, and a living area with a hide-a-bed. Sleeps up to 6 guests.
Does the Treehouse have a kitchen and shower?
Yes. It has an outdoor kitchen, grill, air fryer, refrigerator, dishes, coffee maker, outdoor dining area, and outdoor shower.
Are children allowed in the Treehouse?
Children are allowed, but children below 10 need supervision due to the nature of the Treehouse, roof deck, safety nets, and climbing wall.
Does the Treehouse have sauna or cold plunge access?
Yes. Sauna and cold plunge are available in spring, fall, and winter by appointment. Ask about availability when you inquire.
What is the waiver for?
Treehouse guests sign a waiver before using the bridge, safety nets, climbing wall, slackline, and roof deck. The waiver covers safe use of these features and acknowledges the rustic nature of the stay.
What is the waiver for?
Tree House guests sign a waiver before using the bridge, safety nets, climbing wall, slackline, and roof deck. The waiver covers safe use of these features and acknowledges the rustic nature of the stay.