What Makes It So Special?

This isn’t your average hotel. Every single room is a treehouse, built with incredible creativity and care. Some are small and cozy, perfect for a couple or a small family. Others are giant, multi-level structures that can sleep many people. Imagine waking up to the sounds of birds, with sunlight peeking through the leaves right outside your window!

• **Unique Stays:** Each treehouse has its own personality and design. You might stay in one shaped like a mushroom, or another with a spiral staircase leading up to it!
• **Nature’s Embrace:** You’re literally living within the forest. It’s a perfect way to feel connected to nature and enjoy the fresh air.
• **Fun for Everyone:** Besides sleeping in trees, the Treesort often has other fun things to do, like giant swings, a swimming pool (seasonal), zip lines, and even farm animals to meet.

Choose Your Adventure: Gentle or Thrilling!

Don’t worry if you’ve never rafted before! There are different types of trips available, so you can pick what’s best for your family:

• **Calm Floats:** If you’re looking for a relaxing day, you’ll drift along peaceful sections of the river, perfect for spotting wildlife like bald eagles, deer, and maybe even river otters. It’s a great way to just sit back, relax, and enjoy nature.
• **Exciting Rapids:** For those who love a bit more excitement, there are trips that include splashing through some fun, bouncy rapids. Professional guides are always with you to make sure everyone is safe and has a great time, even if you’re a first-timer.

No matter which trip you choose, river rafting is an incredible experience that lets you see Oregon’s natural beauty up close and personal.

Treehouse Treesort Q&A

**Q: Are the treehouses safe?**

A: Yes! The treehouses are built by experienced builders and are regularly inspected to make sure they are very safe and secure for all guests. They are built to be sturdy and stable.

**Q: What if I’m scared of heights?**

A: Many treehouses are not super high, and some are closer to the ground. You can often choose a treehouse that feels comfortable for you. Plus, once you’re inside, it feels just like a regular room, but with a unique view!

**Q: Can kids stay in a treehouse by themselves?**

A: No, all children must be supervised by an adult. This is a family-friendly place, and adults are responsible for their children’s safety and well-being.

River Rafting Q&A

**Q: Do I need to know how to swim to go rafting?**

A: While knowing how to swim is helpful, it’s not always required for all trips, especially the calmer ones. You will always be given a life jacket (Personal Flotation Device or PFD) to wear, and guides are there to ensure your safety. Always tell your guide if you’re not a strong swimmer.

**Q: What should I wear for rafting?**

A: Wear clothes that can get wet, like quick-drying shorts, t-shirts, and sandals or water shoes. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are also a good idea. In cooler weather, you might want a light jacket.

**Q: Is rafting suitable for all ages?**

A: Many rafting trips are designed for families and are suitable for a wide range of ages, often starting from around 4-6 years old for calmer sections. Check with the rafting company for their specific age requirements and recommendations.